San Jose Police Officer Fired for Sharing Flock Information with Suspect

San Jose Police Officer Fired After Allegedly Sharing Flock Camera Location Data With Domestic Violence Suspect, Triggering Decertification Review and Fresh Privacy Concerns – Central Recorder Publishing

SAN JOSE, CA — A San Jose police officer has been fired after the department said he improperly used automated license plate reader data and shared it with a relative who was a suspect in a domestic violence case. Police said the officer accessed the Flock camera system on his personal phone and then passed along the location of a vehicle to his cousin. According to the Bay Area News Group, the cousin then used that information to find the perso…

San Jose police officer fired for sharing Flock information with suspect

A San Jose police officer was fired for inappropriately using automated license plate reader information, according to the department. (Source: KGO)

Calif. officer fired for giving ALPR location data to domestic violence suspect

The San Jose officer used his personal phone to access the PD's Flock system, locate a vehicle and send the information to his cousin, who then tracked down his accuser

San Jose officer fired for using Flock cameras to let relative track domestic violence victim

A San Jose police officer has been fired for allegedly using Flock camera data to help a relative track down the location of a domestic violence victim, police officials said. The off-duty officer used a personal device to perform the unauthorized automatic license plate reader search, related to a domestic violence matter involving family members, […]

Police Officer Uses Flock Cameras To Hand an Abuser His Victim’s Exact Location

The terrifying reality of handing unregulated, mass surveillance technology to local police departments has struck again. Just days after officers in Florida and New York were arrested for weaponizing automated license plate readers (ALPRs) for personal stalking, a shocking new…