Georgia officer fired for using Flock surveillance cameras to stalk his ex-girlfriend
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-12
A Georgia police officer was fired after investigators found he repeatedly used the Flock surveillance camera network to track his ex-girlfriend's vehicle. The case highlights how easily mass surveillance infrastructure can be abused by insiders for private stalking.
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