Coverage dated October 5, 2026

Whiteside County sergeant resigns after Flock camera data misuse

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A Whiteside County Sheriff's internal investigation found an employee used Flock camera data for personal purposes. Sheriff John Booker says he moved to terminate the sergeant, but the resignation came before the disciplinary process was complete.

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Whiteside County Sheriff's Office sergeant resigns after investigation into ALPR misuse (opens Our Quad Cities)
Published Oct 5, 2026
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A Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office sergeant has resigned after an internal investigation into possible misuse of automated license plate reader (ALPR) data, according to a news release from Sheriff John Booker.
Our Quad Cities
Whiteside County sergeant resigns after Flock camera data misuse (opens Our Quad Cities)
Published Oct 5, 2026
Our Quad Cities's feed description
A Whiteside County Sheriff's internal investigation found an employee used Flock camera data for personal purposes. Sheriff John Booker says he moved to terminate the sergeant, but the resignation came before the disciplinary process was complete.