Ohio Lieutenant Indicted for Misusing Flock Cameras

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A Hamilton County grand jury indicted a Sharonville, Ohio police lieutenant on Oct. 13 on one count of unauthorized use of a computer, cable or telecommunication property, alleging he ran 29 Flock license plate reader searches to track someone he knew. The charge is a fifth-degree felony carrying up to 12 months in prison under Ohio law. Sharonville leases 24 Flock cameras. The department said the lieutenant has been placed on administrative leave while it finishes its own investigation.

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Ohio Lieutenant Indicted for Using Flock Cameras 29 Times to Track Someone He Knew

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Ohio Lieutenant Indicted for Using Flock Cameras 29 Times to Track Someone He Knew
A Sharonville, Ohio police lieutenant was indicted on a fifth-degree felony for allegedly running 29 Flock license plate reader searches between Dec. 19.

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