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Georgia Police Officer Allegedly Misused License Plate Readers to Track Ex-Partner and Colleague

Dustin Bozzo, a patrolman in Alpharetta, Georgia, allegedly misused Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers to track his former romantic partner and another officer. Bozzo reportedly conducted 56 searches related to his ex and 29 searches for another officer's vehicle over a two-month period. Following an internal investigation, Bozzo was placed on paid leave and resigned, with a criminal investigation ongoing.

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Dustin Bozzo, a patrolman in Alpharetta, Georgia, allegedly misused Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers to track his former romantic partner and another officer. Bozzo reportedly conducted 56 searches related to his ex and 29 searches for another officer's vehicle over a two-month period. Following an internal investigation, Bozzo was placed on paid leave and resigned, with a criminal investigation ongoing.

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A Georgia Cop Used Flock to Track 2 Other Cops: His Ex and Her Friend

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Georgia Police Officer Allegedly Misused License Plate Readers to Track Ex-Partner and Colleague