The Georgia Flock Database is a Shields of Shame investigative archive documenting the misuse, abuse, and unauthorized access of Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems by Georgia law enforcement officers and public officials. Explore documented investigations, officer misconduct, criminal charges, internal affairs findings, Georgia POST disciplinary actions, and public records exposing how surveillance technology has been used improperly. Each case highlights available evidence, agency accountability, and the consequences of abusing access to sensitive vehicle tracking data. Allegations, disciplinary findings, criminal charges, and convictions are clearly distinguished. Our mission is to expose surveillance abuse, promote transparency, and hold public officials accountable.
ABAC Chief Mike Tompkins was fired after a USG review substantiated unauthorized Flock searches through an outside agency. Read the investigation, evidence questions and records.