Hancock deputy faces 441 charges over Flock camera use

Indiana State Police says a Hancock County deputy faces 441 charges after the agency accused him of turning Flock camera information into a private tracking tool.

What ISP says

The allegation involves Flock cameras, which collect vehicle-location information. ISP says the deputy used that camera information for a private tracking purpose. The account identifies the number of charges as 441.

What is not yet clear

The deputy’s name, the specific charges, the dates involved and the court handling the case are not identified here. The information also does not state whether the deputy has entered a plea or how the case will proceed.

Records to watch

Charging documents and court records would identify the counts, the legal basis for each charge and the next scheduled court action. Any statement from the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office, the deputy or an attorney would also provide more information about the allegations and response.

Hoosier Enquirer reported on the case.