From Straight Arrow · · 1m 20s
Police officer fired after letting ICE agent husband access Flock data
Police officer in Savannah fired for sharing Flock login with ICE agent husband who ran 983 immigration searches.
In brief
Police officer in Savannah fired for sharing Flock login with ICE agent husband who ran 983 immigration searches. Savannah police officer fired after giving Flock credentials to ICE agent husband who conducted 983 immigration searches without authorization. Originally reported by Straight Arrow.
Savannah police officer fired
Police officer in Savannah was fired after sharing Flock login credentials with her ICE agent husband.
ICE agent used Flock for searches
ICE agent ran 983 immigration searches for 97 license plates between January and July in Georgia, Florida, New Jersey, Maryland, South Carolina and North Carolina.
Officer admitted to sharing login
Officer admitted to investigators that she shared her Flock login with her husband who conducted the searches.
ICE agent justified searches
ICE agent said searches pertained only to people with arrest warrants obtained by his wife’s department.
Georgia law allows sharing
Georgia law does not ban officers from sharing license plate camera data with other agencies.
Officer fired for policy violation
Officer was fired for violating policy that bars unauthorized access to city or police software.
Other officers fired in audit
Four other Savannah police officers were arrested for conducting personal searches using Flock cameras.
The short version
Savannah police officer fired after giving Flock credentials to ICE agent husband who conducted 983 immigration searches without authorization.
