The city’s warrantless effort to document routine movement of street traffic placed images in a database that could be retrieved and shared with other law enforcement agencies. Image © PeterHermesFurian - iStock-1352430281The city of Wichita began deploying Flock Safety cameras in 2020, the Kansas Justice Institute said. The database allows law enforcement to reconstruct maps of a vehicle’s movement. The treasure-trove of personal data gathered by more than 190 cameras in Wichita could be shared with law enforcement agencies for purposes beyond concerns of Wichita police, the institute says. He didn’t ask for law enforcement investigative reports or license plate images under the Kansas Open Records Act.