Three former police officers in Macon, Georgia, were arrested this week for allegedly using Flock cameras to track people illegally while in uniform.

The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office arrested the officers this week on multiple, varying charges, including violation of oath by a public officer, prohibition on law enforcement retaining license plate data, and stalking. Two of the officers resigned from their positions as patrol deputies during the investigation, and the third K-9 deputy resigned after his arrest.

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