Braselton Officer Fired Over Alleged Flock Camera System Misuse
A police officer in Braselton, Georgia, was fired on August 20th after an investigation found they allegedly misused the Flock camera system during 2024 and 2025. The case has been referred to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and the department…
Charlotte, NC, September 12, 2026 — A police officer in Braselton, Georgia, was terminated from their position on August 20th, following an investigation into alleged misuse of the department’s Flock camera system. The period of alleged misuse spans 2024 and 2025.
The investigation concluded that the officer’s actions constituted a violation related to the operation of the Flock camera system. Specific details regarding the nature of the alleged misuse were not immediately available. The officer’s name has not been released.
Following the findings, the Braselton Police Department has referred the case to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) for further review. This referral indicates a formal escalation of the inquiry into the alleged misconduct.
In response to the incident and as part of its internal review, the Braselton Police Department has stated that it has implemented additional safeguards for the Flock camera system. These measures are intended to enhance oversight and prevent future occurrences of misuse.
The Flock camera system is a technology used by law enforcement to capture license plate data. The specifics of the safeguards implemented by the department were not detailed. The timeline for the GBI’s review process was also not provided.
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