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Five Indianapolis cops charged in Flock camera misuse – wsbt.com

Five Indianapolis cops charged in Flock camera misuse  wsbt.com Five Indianapolis police officers are being charged with misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras. The five officers face charges of fraud and misconduct. One resigned; the four others have…
One Place News   •   September 26, 2026   •   Updated September 26, 2026
Five Indianapolis cops charged in Flock camera misuse – wsbt.com

Five Indianapolis cops charged in Flock camera misuse  wsbt.com

Five Indianapolis police officers are being charged with misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras. The five officers face charges of fraud and misconduct. One resigned; the four others have been suspended and recommended for termination. They're all accused of using the Flock system for personal reasons, including tracking the location of their exes and tracking women and proceeding to interact with them based on their movements tracked by the cameras. Nationwide, at least 100 police department employees have been charged with or accused of misusing Flock Cameras for unauthorized purposes, according to The Washington Post. Five Indianapolis police officers are being charged with misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras.The five officers face charges of fraud and Five Indianapolis police officers are being charged with misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras.

(WSBT Photo) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WSBT) — Five Indianapolis police officers are being charged with misusing their access to Flock license-plate-reader cameras. One resigned; the four others have been suspended and recommended for termination. They're all accused of using the Flock system for personal reasons, including tracking the location of their exes and tracking women and proceeding to interact with them based on their movements tracked by the cameras. Nationwide, at least 100 police department employees have been charged with or accused of misusing Flock Cameras for unauthorized

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