A police officer in North Carolina has been arrested and charged. The arrest stems from the officer's alleged misuse of city resources. The officer is accused of using license plate reader cameras to track an individual.
The person being tracked is reportedly the ex-wife of the officer's boyfriend. Further details about the arrest and charges are available from FOX 9 KMSP, the source of this information.
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