Prosecutors charge 5 Indianapolis police officers accused of misusing access to Flock cameras
Five Indianapolis police officers face charges for allegedly misusing the Flock camera system. They are part of a larger group of at least 100 department employees accused of similar abuse. The incident has led to demands for increased oversight of the technology.
The officers are among at least 100 police department employees accused of abusing their access to the camera system, prompting calls for greater oversight.
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