A Shively police officer accused of secretly tracking a woman’s movements for five months using a license-plate camera database is drawing new attention to a technology increasingly showing up in police misconduct cases nationwide.
  • Drusas@fedia.io
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    2 months ago

    In news that every woman could have predicted.

    Asad Zahir, 40, faces five counts of first-degree official misconduct and five counts of fourth-degree unlawful access to a computer.

    Okay. Where’s the stalking charge?