Crime center supervisor accused of misusing Flock data to track domestic partner, charged by GBI

Summary by The Atlanta Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Sam Sachs, WSB-TV (ABC) - News · July 23, 2026 · 2 min read

A real-time crime center supervisor in metro Atlanta is accused of using her access to Flock Safety license plate reader data to track her domestic partner. The Conyers Police Department announced Thursday that Paige Forte, a supervisor in the department’s Real-Time Crime Center, was under invest...

Why this matters in The Atlanta

The accusation against Paige Forte, a supervisor in the Conyers Police Department's Real-Time Crime Center, raises concerns about the potential for abuse of technology meant to enhance public safety in metro Atlanta. The fact that a preemptive audit flagged Forte's alleged suspicious activity suggests that the department's oversight measures are in place, but the incident also highlights the need for continued vigilance. As the Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducts its criminal investigation, the community will be watching to see how the department responds to the allegations and whether its commitment to transparency and accountability is upheld. The case also underscores the importance of regular auditing and strong oversight in the use of technologies like Flock's Automated License Plate Reader system, which is likely used by other law enforcement agencies in the Atlanta area. The outcome of this investigation will have implications for how these technologies are used and monitored in the future.

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Category: safety · Published: July 23, 2026 · Source: WSB-TV (ABC) - News · Reading time: 2 min

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Crime center supervisor accused of misusing Flock data to track domestic partner, charged by GBI

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