Five Indianapolis Cops Charged With Misusing Flock Cameras, Including Stalking
Prosecutors in Marion County, Indiana, charged five Indianapolis police officers with fraud and official misconduct for using the department's Flock license plate readers to track people not suspected of crimes, including former romantic partners. One officer, Jonathan Schultz, also faces two stalking counts. Four were suspended and recommended for termination; the fifth resigned.
- Five IMPD officers charged with fraud and official misconduct over Flock camera misuse
- Officer Jonathan Schultz faces two stalking counts, including lying about being an FBI agent
- Four officers suspended and recommended for termination; Abigail Cramer resigned
- Flock operates more than 120,000 ALPR cameras across the US
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