The misuse of Flock Safety camera systems continues to grow.
On Wednesday, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri announced the arrests of two deputies accused of improperly accessing law enforcement databases, including an automated license plate reader system that uses Flock cameras.
According to Gualtieri, Deputy Karl Gwynn, 57, ran 381 searches on a 35-year-old woman he had arrested years earlier because he reportedly wanted a relationship with her.
Of the 381 searches, 300 queries were made through the Flock ALPR system.
The second deputy arrested was 33-year-old Travis Stanton who allegedly used the police databases to gather information...
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