I drove 300 miles in rural Virginia, then asked police to send me their public surveillance footage of my car. Here's what I learned.

“Not only do we not have a right to privacy in public; we don’t even have a right to see ourselves as the government and police might see us.”

A reporter drove 300 miles in rural Virginia and asked police for license plate camera footage of his own car. Nine agencies sent it and four refused, calling it investigative. Martinsville alone has 48 Flock cameras. Police search the data without a warrant, and citizens cannot see what police see.