Indianapolis, IN, August 27, 2026 — A Shively, Kentucky police officer faces charges for allegedly misusing department technology to track an ex-girlfriend. The officer, whose name has not been publicly released by authorities, was arrested in connection with alleged misuse of the Flock Safety license plate reader camera system.

According to reports, the officer is accused of accessing the system to track his ex-girlfriend on more than 2,000 occasions. This alleged activity reportedly took place over a period spanning from January to May. The specific details of the alleged misuse, including the exact dates of the incidents, the precise methods of tracking, and the nature of the relationship between the officer and the individual being tracked, were not immediately available.

The Flock Safety system is designed to help law enforcement agencies identify vehicles associated with criminal activity by capturing license plate data. Its use is typically governed by strict policies to prevent misuse and protect individual privacy. The alleged actions of the officer have raised concerns about the oversight and security protocols surrounding the use of such surveillance technology by law enforcement personnel.

Further investigation into the incident is reportedly underway by relevant authorities. The timeline of events following the officer’s arrest, including any internal disciplinary actions or court proceedings, has not been fully disclosed at this time. The Shively Police Department has not released further details regarding the investigation or the officer’s employment status. The specific charges filed against the officer were not provided in the initial reports. The outcome of any potential legal proceedings remains to be seen.


Story summarized from the original created by Mark Morales, CNN Newsource on www.wrtv.com, see more information here.

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