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Police Supervisor Accused of Using Flock License Plate Reader System to Track Domestic Partner in Georgia

An internal audit found suspicious searches tied to Paige Forte, and officials said she tracked her domestic partner’s car multiple times.

  • On Wednesday, July 22, 2026, Conyers Police dispatcher supervisor Paige Forte was arrested and charged with misusing a license plate reader system after an internal audit revealed she tracked her domestic partner's vehicle.
  • The Conyers Police Department requested Georgia Bureau of Investigation assistance on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, after an internal audit found Forte accessed the Flock Safety System more than 30 times between April and July for non-law enforcement purposes.
  • Police officials placed Forte on administrative leave pending the internal investigation, with Conyers Police Chief Scott Freeman stating, 'The integrity of our department depends on the public's confidence that we use technology responsibly and within the law.'
  • This arrest follows a recent wave of internal investigations across metro Atlanta, where dozens of law enforcement officers have faced termination or discipline for allegedly using Flock Safety technology to track individuals they knew personally.
  • Once the Georgia Bureau of Investigation completes its active investigation, the case file will move to the Rockdale County Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office for potential prosecution, with authorities encouraging those with information to contact the GBI regional office.
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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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