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Reporter covering metro Atlanta for @AJC | Past: @BaltimoreSun, @RTDNEWS, @RoanokeTimes | Reach out: Reed.Williams@ajc.com
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Stalking claims lead to temporary protective order against Fulton manager

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By Reed Williams Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
A Fulton County judge issued a temporary protective order against County Manager Dick Anderson after a neighborhood HOA dispute boiled over into allegations that Anderson stalked, intimidated and harassed his neighbors. Superior Court Judge Alex Manning issued the order June 15 prohibiting the county's top administrator from getting close to Amit Mehrotra, a neighbor in the Ellard subdivision in Roswell, and from harassing or intimidating Mehrotra or his family.
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Georgia officers misuse license plate reader databases. Can they be stopped?

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By Caroline Silva Verified, Reed Williams Verified
| ij.org
Metro Atlanta Some local officers and deputies have already been arrested and fired for allegedly using LPR databases for personal use. Agencies and experts are aware and working to prevent abuse. Agencies across metro Atlanta are aware that LPRs can be misused by officers and have implemented guardrails to hopefully prevent inappropriate use. But experts say abuse of the technology is inevitable when so much data is available.
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Georgia officers misuse license plate reader databases. Can they be stopped?

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By Caroline Silva Verified, Reed Williams Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Metro Atlanta Some local officers and deputies have already been arrested and fired for allegedly using LPR databases for personal use. Agencies and experts are aware and working to prevent abuse. Agencies across metro Atlanta are aware that LPRs can be misused by officers and have implemented guardrails to hopefully prevent inappropriate use. But experts say abuse of the technology is inevitable when so much data is available.
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