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Former Katy officer faces charges after allegedly using Flock cameras to track ex-wife
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· August 25, 2026
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Key points He allegedly used this technology to monitor someone's movements over an extended period. The person being tracked was his ex-wife, and this surveillance is said to have lasted more than six months.
A former law enforcement officer is accused of misusing his access to certain technology. He allegedly used this technology to monitor someone's movements over an extended period. The person being tracked was his ex-wife, and this surveillance is said to have lasted more than six months.
The officer, Sergio Rodriguez, faces serious charges as a result of these allegations. He has been charged with two felonies, which are considered third-degree offenses. Further information about the case is available from the source, including details about the charges and the technology involved.
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Category: News ·
Published: August 25, 2026 ·
Source: Houston Public Media (NPR/PBS) ·
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