Flock cameras are worse, at least imo, because it's "active". The old cameras clocked your speed, took a picture, got processed and sent a fine. The flock cameras will misread your plate, determine you are a violent out of state felon, follow your movement and dispatch a squad to your location. You can be dragged out of the car at gunpoint before you even know what's happening.
Theres also the universal database aspect that can expose all the different department's data to each other, allowing officers to do things like saayy, stalk their ex-wives across state lines.
The history of movement they compile, the analysis tools available, the "proactive policing", and the creep factor of always being monitored all roll together.
Are you mentioning this implying that's sufficient oversight? The alert is minimally providing reasonable suspicion to track and investigate someone. Police don't need to ticket or bring charges to ruin your day.
If everything "checks out" as a misflag hopefully they cut that person loose quickly, without issue. Unfortunately, there's too many videos of innocent people being felony stopped, because cops defer to the lead and treat the situation as they're trained.
Oorr people go running for unrelated reasons except they drew today's lucky number for a stop, leading to incidents.