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Rebekkah Robinson
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VA-CHESTERFIELD-ROBINSON-2026-10-02
Rebekkah Robinson
Chesterfield County Police said coworkers reported concerns about Robinson's use of police systems, including Flock Safety ALPR cameras and VCIN/NCIC databases. Supervisors audited her queries and found suspicious transactions, prompting a criminal investigation. Specific searched persons, query counts, and motive have not been publicly disclosed.
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Last verified October 4, 2026
//Person
Name
Rebekkah Robinson
Role title
Professional Staff Intelligence Investigator
Role type
Public safety / civilian employee
Agency
Chesterfield County Police Department
City
Chesterfield
County
Chesterfield
State
Virginia
//Current status
Status
Charged; on administrative leave without pay
Employment outcome
Police-system access revoked; administrative leave without pay
Arrest date
Unknown
Jail
Unknown
Case-status notes
NEW CASE. Coworkers reported concerns Aug. 27, 2026. CCPD audited Robinson's queries, revoked her access to all police systems, and opened a criminal investigation. Virginia State Police obtained two Computer Invasion of Privacy charges; CCPD obtained two ALPR-misuse charges. All four are Class 1 misdemeanors. Robinson was initially placed on paid administrative leave and, following the criminal investigation, was placed on administrative leave without pay. CCPD also announced a 30-day department-wide review of police information systems.
//Alleged conduct and technology
Why this case is in the database
Chesterfield County Police said coworkers reported concerns about Robinson's use of police systems, including Flock Safety ALPR cameras and VCIN/NCIC databases. Supervisors audited her queries and found suspicious transactions, prompting a criminal investigation. Specific searched persons, query counts, and motive have not been publicly disclosed.
Technology type
Automated License Plate Reader
Reported vendor
Flock Safety
Vendor note
Unknown
Reported product
Unknown
Misuse start
Unknown
Misuse end
2026-08-27
Known alleged search count
Not publicly disclosed
Known duration
Unknown
Improper ALPR usecomputer invasion of privacyunauthorized database access
//Discovery and investigation
Discovery method
Coworker report followed by supervisory audit of police-system queries
Investigating agency
Chesterfield County Police Department; Virginia State Police
Known charge count
4
Charges
2 counts Computer Invasion of Privacy; 2 counts improper use of an ALPR system by law enforcement
//Timeline
Charges updated
2 counts Computer Invasion of Privacy; 2 counts improper use of an ALPR system by law enforcement
Coworker report followed by supervisory audit of police-system queries
NEW CASE. Coworkers reported concerns Aug. 27, 2026. CCPD audited Robinson's queries, revoked her access to all police systems, and opened a criminal investigation. Virginia State Police obtained two Computer Invasion of Privacy charges; CCPD obtained two ALPR-misuse charges. All four are Class 1 misdemeanors. Robinson was initially placed on paid administrative leave and, following the criminal investigation, was placed on administrative leave without pay. CCPD also announced a 30-day department-wide review of police information systems.
Police-system access revoked; administrative leave without pay
NEW CASE. Coworkers reported concerns Aug. 27, 2026. CCPD audited Robinson's queries, revoked her access to all police systems, and opened a criminal investigation. Virginia State Police obtained two Computer Invasion of Privacy charges; CCPD obtained two ALPR-misuse charges. All four are Class 1 misdemeanors. Robinson was initially placed on paid administrative leave and, following the criminal investigation, was placed on administrative leave without pay. CCPD also announced a 30-day department-wide review of police information systems.
Arrested / Charged
NEW CASE. Coworkers reported concerns Aug. 27, 2026. CCPD audited Robinson's queries, revoked her access to all police systems, and opened a criminal investigation. Virginia State Police obtained two Computer Invasion of Privacy charges; CCPD obtained two ALPR-misuse charges. All four are Class 1 misdemeanors. Robinson was initially placed on paid administrative leave and, following the criminal investigation, was placed on administrative leave without pay. CCPD also announced a 30-day department-wide review of police information systems.