Mass. police officer accused of Flock cam misuse resigns ahead of termination hearing
More than 100 communities in Massachusetts use the technology , but a growing number of law enforcement officers across the country have been accused of using…
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Jason F. Rogers was placed on unpaid leave July 31 after a citizen accused him of misusing the technology to track someone he knew. In a statement, Police Chief Michael J. Sallese and Town Administrator Denise M. Dembkoski said they would not comment further on the case because it is a personnel matter. A Massachusetts police officer whose department says he used Flock cameras and other law enforcement technology to track someone he knew has resigned ahead of a termination hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
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Jason F. Rogers was placed on unpaid leave July 31 after a citizen accused him of misusing the technology to track someone he knew.
according to The Boston GlobeIn a statement, Police Chief Michael J. Sallese and Town Administrator Denise M. Dembkoski said they would not comment further on the case because it is a personnel matter.
according to The Boston GlobeA Massachusetts police officer whose department says he used Flock cameras and other law enforcement technology to track someone he knew has resigned ahead of a termination hearing scheduled for Wednesday
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