Former Deputy Resigns in Anderson County Following FLOCK Camera System Misuse
In Anderson County, South Carolina, a former deputy resigned and will not face criminal charges after misusing the FLOCK camera system, an action determined to be a violation of agency policy rather than warranting a criminal investigation.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, September 9, 2026 —
A former deputy in Anderson County, South Carolina, has resigned from their position and will not face criminal charges following an incident involving the misuse of the FLOCK camera system. The action was officially determined to be a violation of agency policy, and not conduct that would warrant a criminal investigation.
The specific details surrounding the misuse of the FLOCK camera system by the former deputy were not immediately available. However, an internal review concluded that the deputy’s actions constituted a breach of the department’s established policies and procedures. Following this determination, the individual resigned.
Officials indicated that while the misuse was a policy infraction, it did not rise to the level requiring criminal prosecution. The outcome means no criminal charges will be pursued against the former deputy. The FLOCK camera system is utilized by law enforcement agencies for various surveillance and data collection purposes. The exact nature of the misuse and the specific agency policies violated were not publicly disclosed.
The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office has not released the name of the former deputy, nor the specific date of their resignation. The investigation into the incident appears to have concluded with the deputy’s departure from the agency. Further details regarding the agency’s internal policies concerning the use of surveillance technology were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by FOX Carolina News Staff on www.foxcarolina.com, see more information here.
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