Sharonville Police Lieutenant Indicted Over Alleged Use of Flock Cameras
A police lieutenant in Sharonville, Ohio, has been indicted for allegedly using Flock camera systems 29 times to track an individual for personal reasons unrelated to law enforcement.
Champaign Urbana & Springfield Decatur, IL, October 14, 2026 —
A police lieutenant in Sharonville, Ohio, has been indicted over allegations that the officer used Flock camera systems 29 times to track an individual for personal reasons unrelated to law enforcement.
The allegation concerns repeated use of the camera systems to follow one person, according to the information provided. It does not identify the lieutenant or the individual, or specify when the alleged searches took place.
Details about the indictment are limited. The specific charges, the circumstances behind the alleged tracking, and whether the lieutenant has entered a plea were not provided. The information also does not say whether the officer remains on duty or whether any employment action has been taken.
No response from the lieutenant, the Sharonville Police Department or other officials was included in the available summary. It also does not provide information about how the alleged use was discovered, whether an internal review took place, or what steps may follow the indictment.
The allegation centers on use of Flock camera systems for a purpose described as personal and unrelated to law enforcement. The indictment is the only procedural development specified in the information available; further details about the case and its status were not provided.
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