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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.

Rebekkah Robinson

Androu A. Eskandar

Eskandar allegedly accessed law-enforcement information systems for non-law-enforcement purposes connected to an internal matter involving coworkers, including improper ALPR use.

James Heneghan

Investigators allege Heneghan used Flock/ALPR searches while off duty to monitor his wife, former girlfriends, family members, and others. The allegations include locating an ex-girlfriend's child and conducting a traffic stop.

Janet Leonard

An internal audit found that Leonard repeatedly used Flock cameras to track the movements of one private citizen without a legitimate law-enforcement purpose.

Karl Gwynne

Investigators allege Gwynne repeatedly used Flock ALPR and other law-enforcement databases to search for a woman he had arrested in 2010 and later pursued romantically, including while off duty.

Travis Stanton

Investigators allege Stanton ran the plate of a 17-year-old girl he was romantically interested in, using license-plate-reader and other law-enforcement databases to obtain her information and location.

Unnamed Whiteside County Sheriff's Office deputy

The sheriff's office opened an internal investigation into a deputy's possible misuse of Flock camera data. The alleged searches and purpose have not been disclosed.