Father Forced to Move Where His Kids Sleep After Cop Used City Flock Cameras to Stalk Him 76 Times Over a Woman
A former Amarillo, Texas, police officer allegedly weaponized the city’s surveillance system to track a local father dozens of times after developing a personal interest in a female officer the man had previously dated. The post Father Forced to Move Where His Kids Sleep After Cop Used City Flock Cameras to Stalk Him 76 Times Over a Woman appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Former Amarillo police officer Christian Eder faces 78 counts of tampering with a government record.
- Eder allegedly used the city's Flock surveillance system and TLOxp database to track a local father 76 times.
- The alleged stalking began after Eder developed a personal interest in a female officer previously dated by the father.
- The father reported feeling unsafe and had to alter his family's sleeping arrangements and daily routines.
- Prosecutors declined to pursue felony stalking charges, and Eder faces misdemeanor counts with potential jail time and fines.
- The incident exposed oversight failures in the Amarillo Police Department, leading to plans for improved supervisory review and access controls for surveillance software.