Garrett Langley skipped a Senate hearing about Flock’s AI surveillence days after his company was named in a misdemeanor case involving five Indianapolis police officers.

The case, filed Tuesday, argues that Texas’ near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. Constitutions, which “prohibit state actors from killing their citizens.”

Echoing White House attacks, an Interior Department letter threatened the institution “under current leadership” with loss of support for sourcing artifacts and more.