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More cases reported of police officers using Flock cameras to spy, stalk, track innocent people

Flock, meanwhile, has tried to get its AI spy cameras into Uber, Lyft and various commercial delivery vehicles.

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Aug 10, 2026
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I reported last week that three employees at my local Sheriff’s Office in Coweta County, Georgia, were forced to resign when it came to light that they were using the county’s Flock surveillance cameras, which have literally blanketed the area over the last five or six years, for their own personal use in violation of department policy.

Well, that was just the tip of the iceberg in Georgia. Since that article was posted last Friday there have been several more cases of law enforcement officers in the state using Flock’s AI spy cameras not just for official police business but for their own personal mischief.

Check out the August 8 article from the Atlanta CBS affiliate WSB-TV Channel 2, below:

A former Polk County police officer who once worked with a multi-agency drug task force has been charged after investigators said she improperly accessed a license plate reader system for personal reasons.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Friday that former Polk County Police Department…

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