Shively Officer Charged With Misconduct Over Alleged Vehicle Tracking
A police officer from Shively, Kentucky, has been charged with official misconduct and unlawful computer access for allegedly using Flock camera systems to track a woman's vehicles over 2,000 times between January and May. The woman is the mother of…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 26, 2026 — A police officer assigned to Shively, Kentucky, faces charges of official misconduct and unlawful computer access. The officer is accused of repeatedly using Flock camera systems to track the vehicles of a woman, who is reportedly the mother of his child.
According to information available, the alleged tracking occurred more than 2,000 times between January and May of an unspecified year. The woman is also reportedly the mother of the officer’s child. In addition to the alleged unauthorized use of the camera systems, the officer is also accused of harassing the woman.
The specific details surrounding the alleged harassment were not immediately provided. The officer’s name was also not disclosed in the information provided. The investigation into the alleged misuse of the Flock camera system and the subsequent charges are ongoing. No further details regarding the timeline of the investigation or potential court dates were made public.
Flock camera systems are a type of automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology that law enforcement agencies use to capture vehicle data. The alleged actions by the officer involved the use of this technology outside of authorized purposes, leading to the charges of official misconduct and unlawful computer access.
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