A former law enforcement officer in Polk County has been taken into custody by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. The arrest is related to alleged misuse of a camera system. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is handling the case, which involves the Flock camera system.
Further information about the arrest and charges can be found through the Georgia Bureau of Investigation or other local news sources, such as FOX 5 Atlanta.
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