Footage of the Flock search that a judge ruled was uncosntitutional

A judge has ruled that a search by Flock, a New York City-based search and seizure service, was unconstitutional. The service, which works with law enforcement, had searched a home without a warrant. Footage of the search has been released. The US Supreme Court has previously ruled that warrantless searches by law enforcement are generally unconstitutional. However, Flock's service is used by law enforcement to search homes in emergency situations. The company's policy requires that a search be initiated by a law enforcement officer and that the officer must have a reasonable belief that someone inside the home is in danger or that a crime is being committed.