Texas
State-level aggregate case statistics and published cases.
//Cases
Unnamed Texas City Police Department civilian employee
A dispatcher used Flock 42 times to check on her child, who was driving a vehicle the dispatcher owned.
Unnamed Texas City Police Department sergeant
A department audit found the unnamed sergeant used Flock 16 times for non-law-enforcement purposes. The specific target and purpose were not publicly disclosed.
Brandon Williams
Department records said Williams used Flock for personal reasons, searching a single license plate 165 times over approximately seven months from December through June.
Ronald Maillet Jr.
Allegedly released a body-worn camera recording without authorization. Dallas Police said Maillet turned himself in on a warrant and remains on administrative leave while an internal investigation is pending.
Christian Slade Eder
Court records allege former Amarillo Officer Christian Slade Eder searched a man's license plate 76 times in Flock between February and June 2026 and searched a law-enforcement database twice. The man had previously dated a fellow officer in whom Eder had expressed romantic interest. Prosecutors allege Eder entered false investigative reasons for the searches.
Unnamed Baytown officer
Officer resigned while internal-affairs and criminal investigations into alleged Flock misuse remained active.
Unnamed Temple officer
Officer resigned during an investigation into allegedly unauthorized Flock use.
Michael Palitz
Officials said Palitz was under investigation for allegedly using Flock cameras to track and stalk a female police officer.
Unnamed Johnson County officer
An officer ran a nationwide Flock search for a woman suspected of having an abortion.
Unnamed Fort Bend County lieutenant
A lieutenant used Flock to monitor multiple people dozens of times, including someone in a contentious familial relationship with the lieutenant.
Zachary Anthony Klein
Angelina County prosecutors said Klein used Flock and other law-enforcement information systems for non-law-enforcement purposes to gather personal information about a former girlfriend, her family members, and people with whom she had relationships. The District Attorney said the investigation identified more than 25,000 instances of misuse; reporting described approximately 18,000 Flock searches involving three people.
Heidi Taylor
GBI said Taylor accessed the Dallas Police Department Flock Safety system between 2024 and 2025 for non-law-enforcement purposes while serving as 911 Director.
Sergio Rodriguez
Court records allege Rodriguez used Flock to monitor his former spouse's location for months for a personal purpose; reporting also describes an alleged tracking device on her vehicle.