Georgia Cop Resigns After Misusing Flock to Stalk Ex-Colleague
nordicinst · x · 2026-08-28
Documents obtained by WIRED reveal that Alpharetta, Georgia patrolman Dustin Bozzo allegedly used Flock license plate readers 85 times between March and May to track a former romantic partner and another officer. Bozzo resigned on August 5 following an internal investigation, and a criminal probe is ongoing.
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