Florida Deputy Charged After Using Flock License Plate Reader System to Search Woman 300 Times, Another Deputy Arrested After Looking Up 17-Year-Old Girl in Police Database
The misuse of Flock Safety camera systems continues to grow. The post Florida Deputy Charged After Using Flock License Plate Reader System to Search Woman 300 Times, Another Deputy Arrested After Looking Up 17-Year-Old Girl in Police Database appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Two Pinellas County sheriff’s deputies have been arrested and charged with unlawfully accessing secure law enforcement databases, including the Flock camera system. Deputy Karl Gwynn allegedly ran 381 searches on a woman he had previously arrested, with 300 of those queries using the Flock ALPR system due to a desire for a relationship. Former Deputy Travis Stanton is accused of using police databases to gather information on a 17-year-old girl he was romantically interested in.
- Two Pinellas County sheriff’s deputies arrested for improperly accessing law enforcement databases.
- Deputy Karl Gwynn searched a woman’s information 381 times, including 300 searches via the Flock ALPR system.
- Former Deputy Travis Stanton used databases to investigate a 17-year-old girl he was romantically interested in.
- Both deputies have resigned and face criminal charges for unlawfully accessing secure systems.
- This follows a report of a South Carolina officer fired for using Flock cameras to spy on an ex-boyfriend.
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