Incident #1716

Former Coffee County, Georgia, Deputy Allegedly Used Flock Safety License-Plate Reader System to Track Woman

April 10, 20241 reportsView on AIID

Description

Coffee County, Georgia, prosecutors allege former sheriff's deputy Chris Ashley Rozar used the department's Flock Safety license-plate reader system and other law-enforcement databases for personal purposes, including tracking and surveilling a woman without her consent in April–May 2024. A 2026 grand-jury indictment charged him with stalking, computer invasion of privacy, misuse of captured license-plate data, and violation of oath.

Actors

Alleged Deployers

stalkers
law-enforcement
coffee-county-sheriff's-office-(georgia)
chris-ashley-rozar

Alleged Developers

surveillance-technology-developers
flock-safety
automated-license-plate-reader-(alpr)-developers

Harmed Parties

women-and-girls
women
victims-of-stalking
unnamed-woman-allegedly-tracked-by-chris-ashley-rozar
privacy
individuals-whose-license-plate-data-were-accessed-for-non-law-enforcement-purposes
individuals-subjected-to-unauthorized-surveillance

Classification

Source

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LicenseCC BY-SA 4.0

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Source Reports(1 total)

Alleged victim speaks out after former Coffee Co. deputy accused of tracking her is released on bond

walb.com· May 2026