Fired Georgia Officer Shared Flock Access With ICE Husband
A Savannah police officer was fired after an internal investigation found she shared her Flock license-plate surveillance login with her husband, an ICE agent. From January through July 2026, he used the account for 983 searches involving 97 license plates across six states; investigators found that most of the vehicle owners were Hispanic. The husband told investigators the searches were for ICE targets with active arrest warrants and denied using the system for personal reasons. Although one supervisor recommended a short suspension, other department leaders cited the deliberate, repeated credential sharing and scale of the activity in recommending termination.
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