South Carolina deputy fired after 2,700+ unauthorized Flock camera searches
A sheriff's office in South Carolina fired a lieutenant after discovering the officer had searched Flock Safety cameras thousands of times without authorization. The agency then updated its camera policies in response to the misuse.
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2 developments- Aug 20South Carolina deputy fired after 2,700+ unauthorized Flock camera searches
- Aug 21Colleton County Sheriff updates agency's Flock camera policy after deputy's termination
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Quiet for 41 daysLast development · Aug 21 — Colleton County Sheriff updates agency's Flock camera policy after deputy's termination
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Colleton County deputy fired after nearly 2,700 unauthorized Flock camera searches
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