ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Hall County Sheriff’s Office deputy resigned Friday while under investigation as part of the agency’s audit of its Flock Safety camera system, officials said. Brandon Sanders submitted his resignation Sept. 4, according to the sheriff’s office. Investigators found Sanders used the Flock system on multiple occasions while off duty to search various license plates without authorization from the Hall County Sheriff’s Office, officials said. Sanders had worked for the agency since December 2021. The alleged violations involving Sanders will be referred to the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council for review. RELATED: 3 Hall County deputies resign after being accused of misusing Flock cameras Three other Hall County deputies resigned earlier this week amid allegations that they misused the Flock Safety system. The resignations come as law enforcement agencies across the country review use of the Atlanta-based company’s license plate reader system. Dozens of officers have been fired or charged after their agencies alleged they improperly accessed or used Flock camera data. GDC special agent arrested after being accused of misusing Flock cameras Clayton County deputy arrested, accused of Flock camera misuse Flock says its cameras don’t track people. Its own training videos say otherwise Atlanta reviews police use of Flock Safety cameras amid advocacy pushback Flock Safety overhauls rules following ANF investigations Flock alters…
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