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San Jose Police Officer Fired for Sharing License Plate Data with Domestic Violence Suspect
A San Jose police officer was fired for sharing license plate data from the Flock camera system with his cousin, a domestic violence suspect. The officer's actions, which included using his personal phone to access the system, led to a yearlong investigation and raised concerns about the misuse of surveillance technology. The incident has sparked discussions on public safety and privacy rights.
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A San Jose police officer was fired for sharing license plate data from the Flock camera system with his cousin, a domestic violence suspect. The officer's actions, which included using his personal phone to access the system, led to a yearlong investigation and raised concerns about the misuse of surveillance technology. The incident has sparked discussions on public safety and privacy rights.
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