Braselton Police Officer Fired for Alleged Flock Camera System Misuse
A police officer with the Braselton Police Department in Georgia was fired on August 20 for allegedly misusing the Flock camera system. An investigation found improper use occurred in 2024 and 2025, and the case has been referred to the…
Portland, OR, September 12, 2026 — A police officer from the Braselton Police Department in Georgia has been terminated from their position following an investigation into the alleged misuse of the Flock camera system. The dismissal took place on August 20.
According to details released, the officer’s termination stemmed from allegations of improper use of the Flock camera system. An internal investigation reportedly concluded that such misuse occurred during the years 2024 and 2025.
The specifics of the alleged misuse of the Flock camera system were not provided. Following the findings of the internal investigation, the case has been referred to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) for further review. The officer’s name has not been publicly disclosed.
The Flock camera system is a technology that allows law enforcement agencies to capture images of license plates of vehicles passing by, often used for traffic monitoring and crime investigations. Allegations of misuse can involve accessing or utilizing the system for purposes outside of official duties.
As of the information provided, the Braselton Police Department has not released further details regarding the incident, including the exact nature of the improper use or the specific dates within 2024 and 2025 when the alleged violations took place. The outcome of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s review is also pending.
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