Incident #1761
Haines City, Florida, Police Officer Allegedly Used Flock License-Plate Reader System to Track Estranged Wife
Description
Police officer Christopher Goodson of Haines City, Florida, allegedly used Flock's automated license plate reader records to track his estranged wife's vehicle through 717 searches. Investigators said the searches had no legitimate law-enforcement purpose. He reportedly said he wanted to locate his children while they were with her. He was arrested, and the department announced audits, case-number requirements, and annual training.
Actors
Alleged Deployers
- stalkers
- police-officers
- police-departments-in-the-united-states
- police-departments
- law-enforcement
- christopher-goodson
Alleged Developers
- surveillance-technology-developers
- flock-safety
- automated-license-plate-reader-(alpr)-developers
Harmed Parties
- women-and-girls
- women
- victims-of-stalking
- privacy
- individuals-whose-license-plate-data-were-accessed-for-non-law-enforcement-purposes