Sharonville Police Lieutenant Indicted Over Alleged Use of Flock Cameras

Lafayette, IN, October 14, 2026 —

A police lieutenant in Sharonville, Ohio, has been indicted on allegations that the officer used Flock camera systems to track an individual for personal reasons unrelated to law enforcement.

The available information does not identify the lieutenant or the person who was allegedly tracked. It also does not provide the date of the indictment, the specific charges, or details about the alleged tracking, including when it occurred or how long it lasted.

The allegation concerns the use of camera systems in a way described as unrelated to law enforcement. No further information was provided about the lieutenant’s role, the circumstances that led to the indictment, or whether the officer has entered a plea or responded publicly to the allegation.

An indictment is the formal accusation referenced in the report; the available summary does not state whether there has been a court finding on the allegation. It also does not say whether the lieutenant remains employed, has been placed on leave, or faces any employment action.

Details about the case’s next steps, including any scheduled court proceedings, were not provided. The information available does not describe whether the alleged conduct involved one individual or multiple instances of tracking, nor does it specify what information was accessed through the camera systems.

The allegation remains the central reported detail: a Sharonville police lieutenant was indicted over the alleged use of Flock camera systems to track someone for personal reasons outside law enforcement. Further details about the indictment and the case were not included in the information provided.

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