An officer has been fired from their position for improperly accessing data. The officer used Flock camera data to assist a relative. This was done on a personal phone, which is not an authorized device for such access.
The officer was part of the San Jose Police Department. Further details about the incident and the officer's actions are available from the source.
The firing of the officer is the known outcome of the incident, with specifics about the circumstances and investigation not provided here.
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