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A Savannah police officer gave her Flock login to her ICE agent husband

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Briefings

Former Savannah police officer Amber Harpe was fired after sharing her Flock login with her husband, ICE agent Tyler Harpe, who conducted 983 searches on 97 license plates. The incident occurred in August 2026, and the Flock system explicitly prohibits sharing access with law enforcement agencies. The Harpes claimed the searches were not for personal reasons, though the system's security protocols were violated. The article notes the searches targeted Hispanic drivers but does not specify the nature of the searches or the outcome of the investigation.

Key points

• Amber Harpe, a former Savannah police officer, was fired in August 2026 after sharing her Flock login with her husband, ICE agent Tyler Harpe.
• Tyler Harpe conducted 983 searches across 97 license plates, predominantly registered to Hispanic drivers, according to WJCL.

Context

The Flock system is a secure platform for vehicle registration data that explicitly forbids sharing access with law enforcement agencies. This incident highlights a violation of security protocols when a former police officer shared credentials with an ICE agent.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. It does not specify the nature of the 983 searches, the outcome of the investigation, or the specific reasons for the searches. The article states the Harpes did not use access for personal reasons but does not provide further details. The source is unverified and the article is from The Verge.

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