California cop shared Flock camera data with domestic violence suspect who tracked down victim
A California police officer was fired after using automated license plate reader data to help his cousin, a domestic violence suspect, locate a victim. The officer reportedly accessed the Flock camera system to provide tracking information that facilitated the contact. The incident has raised significant concerns regarding the potential for law enforcement to misuse sensitive surveillance technology.
A rogue California cop was canned after reportedly using automated license plate reader information to help his cousin, a suspect in a domestic violence case.
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