Indiana police officers charged with misusing Flock cameras to track romantic partners

Five Cops Charged After Using Flock Cameras to Allegedly Track Wives, Exes, and Women They Met in Public

Indianapolis charges five officers accused of misusing Flock licence-plate cameras to track women, former partners and associates; one also faces a stalking charge.

Police officer accused of using flock cameras to secretly track women

An Indianapolis police officer faces 26 criminal charges after prosecutors alleged he used Flock license plate reader technology to conduct 1,396 unauthorized searches and stalk women.

5 Indianapolis police officers charged with misusing license plate readers

Five Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were charged with misusing the agency's license plate reader technology, according to court records released on Wednesday.

Cops Charged With Misusing License Plate Database

Five Indianapolis police officers now face criminal charges held to their use of a powerful license-plate tracking system that's already under national vote. Marion County advocates on Wednesday charged officers Michael Rogers, Jonathan Schultz, Cassandra Crawley, and Matthew Binford, as well as trained officer Abigail Cramer, with fraud and official...

Indianapolis officers accused of abusing police camera system to track women

Indianapolis officers are accused of abusing Flock camera data to track women and an ex-wife, renewing privacy concerns over police surveillance tools.

Five Indianapolis officers charged following The Post’s reporting on Flock misuse

The officers are among at least 100 police department employees accused of abusing their access to the camera system, prompting calls for greater oversight.