An Indianapolis man reportedly placed a GPS tracking device on his ex-wife’s vehicle and followed her to multiple locations.

Matthew Smith, 38, faces charges of unlawful surveillance and stalking after allegedly placing a GPS tracker on his ex-wife's car, according to court documents.

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A Georgia sheriff’s deputy is facing charges after she was accused of using a Flock system for personal reasons. The Greene ...

The Milwaukee Police Department announced today that one of its own has been criminally charged based on “serious allegations ...

Investigators say a member of Milwaukee's police Internal Affairs Division misused a license plate reading system. The ...

Louisville Metro Police said Flock cameras helped officers arrest a man over the weekend after he was caught riding a stolen ...

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Five officers in Albany, Georgia have been charged with using Flock license plate reader technology for personal reasons, ...

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