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A Flock camera hit sent troopers to her door. They had the wrong car. (opens the original)
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Palm Coast, Florida (Atlanta News First) — Lindsey Isaacs was asleep in her apartment when Florida Highway Patrol troopers began pounding on her door, ready to tell her they believed she was responsible for the deaths of three people. Their evidence — images of Isaacs’ vehicle captured by a Flock Safety camera near the Deland, Florida scene and “marks” on the Durango they alleged were “consistent with the damage” to the hit vehicles. “I thought I was getting set up. I didn’t understand what was
Flock alters system tracking transparency while shadow of alleged misuse cases expands (opens the original)
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North Manchester, Indiana (Atlanta News First) — Bob Sklar is a vocal critic of his local government and proud of it. He exercises his constitutionally protected rights by speaking at town council meetings, recording police officers conducting traffic stops, and challenging the local police department’s budget and conduct in public forums. Being the proverbial thorn in the side of those in charge does have consequences, however, Sklar said. For example, he said the town council adopted new offic
How AI tool is catching Ga. cops for misusing Flock license cams (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. - A growing number of Georgia police officers have been fired, arrested or removed from duty over allegations they misused the Flock Safety license plate reader database for personal reasons, including accusations of tracking romantic partners and acquaintances. Just Monday, the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office said three more deputies had been fired and arrested over this very issue. The join a number of other officers arrested in the CSRA and across the Peach State. Augusta Univer
AI audit tool flags suspicious police searches as Flock misuse cases mount in Georgia (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A growing number of Georgia police officers have been fired, arrested or removed from duty over allegations they misused the Flock Safety license plate reader (LPR) database for personal reasons, including accusations of tracking romantic partners and acquaintances. Atlanta News First Investigates identified at least 20 cases in Georgia in the past year in which officers faced discipline and/or criminal allegations tied to improper use of the Flock system. The
Shooter freed because deputy said ‘police’ only after he was shot (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - More than year after police vowed to hold a gunman accountable for shooting a Fulton County Sheriff’s deputy, the Atlanta Police Department (APD) has closed the case without charging anyone. While APD investigators said surveillance video of the shooting drove their decision to close the case, the department has repeatedly refused to allow the public to see it. But Atlanta News First Investigates has obtained that video for a source inside the Fulton County Sh
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