New York investigator accused of tracking ex-girlfriend 3,000 times using Flock cameras; suspended after 4,000 searches
- A New York cop has been arrested and charged over unauthorized searches of ex-girlfriend's vehicle on Flock cameras.
- A senior investigator with a New York sheriff's office has been accused of repeatedly using a law enforcement license plate camera system to track an ex-girlfriend, with authorities alleging she searched for the woman's vehicle around 3,000 times.
- Laurie Moore, 47, a 13-year veteran of the Albany County Sheriff's Office, was arrested Wednesday after an internal investigation allegedly uncovered more than 4,000 unauthorised searches involving five people known to her.
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- A New York cop has been arrested and charged over unauthorized searches of ex-girlfriend's vehicle on Flock cameras.
- A senior investigator with a New York sheriff's office has been accused of repeatedly using a law enforcement license plate camera system to track an ex-girlfriend, with authorities alleging she searched for the woman's vehicle around 3,000 times.
- Laurie Moore, 47, a 13-year veteran of the Albany County Sheriff's Office, was arrested Wednesday after an internal investigation allegedly uncovered more than 4,000 unauthorised searches involving five people known to her.
Sources: Times of India