A police officer in North Carolina has been arrested and charged. The arrest came after an investigation found the officer misused city resources. The officer allegedly used license plate reader cameras for personal purposes.
This misuse involved tracking an individual, specifically her boyfriend's ex-wife. Further details about the arrest and charges are available from KTVU FOX 2 News. The source provides more information on the incident and the officer's actions.
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