AI & Machine Learning

Police Investigator Accused of Making Over 4,000 Illegal Flock Camera Searches

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A senior police investigator has been arrested for allegedly conducting over 4,000 unauthorized searches using Flock Safety's surveillance software. The individual reportedly used the system to track multiple subjects, including an ex-girlfriend, over a two-year period. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the misuse of automatic license plate readers and has prompted internal policy changes within the involved agency.

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