Flock Cameras Aid San Bernardino Arrest in Road Rage Shooting

Road Rage Incident and Arrest

• 🎯 A 24-year-old woman was arrested for attempted murder following a road rage incident on March 16th.
• freeway dispute over a lane change escalated, with the suspect allegedly firing multiple rounds at the victim's vehicle.
• 📸 Investigators used the Flock Security Camera system, an enhanced license plate reader (ALPR) network, to capture an image of the suspect's vehicle and track her down.

Flock Security Camera System

• 📍 The Flock system is a network of cameras monitoring locations throughout California, including Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
• ⚡ It functions as a force multiplier for law enforcement, aiding in the resolution of various crimes.

Law Enforcement Operations and Crime Reduction

• 🚔 A joint law enforcement operation in San Bernardino, utilizing additional CHP personnel and resources, has focused on cracking down on criminal activity and freeway violence.
• 📈 Since October, this initiative has resulted in over 800 arrests, with 140 of those being felonies.
• ⚖️ The San Bernardino Police Department has also made significant strides, with nearly 4,000 arrests since last October, including over 1,300 felonies.
• 📉 Homicides, robberies, and assaults in San Bernardino were also reported to be on a downward trend.
• 🗣️ The San Bernardino Police Chief expressed appreciation for the state's efforts while hoping for continued and extended law enforcement support from the state's capitol.