A Georgia Cop Used Flock to Track 2 Other Cops: His Ex and Her Friend
Internal investigation files reveal that a Georgia police officer relied on the Flock surveillance platform to track an ex-partner after their personal relationship concluded. He also monitored a man whose vehicle routinely appeared near her location. According to internal investigation files, a law enforcement officer in Georgia improperly deployed the Flock surveillance technology against a colleague following the conclusion of their personal relationship.
Key Takeaways
- He monitored her daily travels using the system.
Beyond following his former partner, the officer also used Flock to trace another man whose car repeatedly surfaced close to hers.
- The incident demonstrates how location tracking platforms intended for police work can be turned to unauthorized private monitoring.
Internal investigation documents reveal that a Georgia law enforcement officer misused the Flock system for personal surveillance.
- Flock was also used to trace a man whose vehicle was repeatedly spotted near the female officer's location.
- The officer tracked a former partner who served as a fellow police officer after their relationship concluded.
According to internal investigation files, a law enforcement officer in Georgia improperly deployed the Flock surveillance technology against a colleague following the conclusion of their personal relationship. He monitored her daily travels using the system. Beyond following his former partner, the officer also used Flock to trace another man whose car repeatedly surfaced close to hers.
The incident demonstrates how location tracking platforms intended for police work can be turned to unauthorized private monitoring. Internal investigation documents reveal that a Georgia law enforcement officer misused the Flock system for personal surveillance. The officer tracked a former partner who served as a fellow police officer after their relationship concluded.
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