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A Baytown police officer has resigned amid an investigation into alleged misuse of a license plate reader system. The system in question is provided by Flock Safety. The probe into the allegation is ongoing, according to Baytown Police Chief John Stringer.
Stringer shared this update in a video. Further details about the investigation and the resignation are available from Baytown authorities, including a video statement from Chief Stringer.
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