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ALT A redacted official investigative document regarding Patrolman Dustin Bozzo. The document details that between March and May 2026, Bozzo conducted a total of 85 unauthorized searches of three privately owned vehicles using the department's FLOCK LPR (License Plate Recognition) system. Specific vehicle details and names are blacked out with redaction labels such as "[LPR Information]" and "[Crime]". The text states Bozzo used the system to monitor travel locations and vehicle movements "for personal reasons unrelated to his official duties" and "without a legitimate law enforcement purpose." The document concludes his actions were inconsistent with authorized purposes under O.C.G.A. § 35-1-22.

ALT A software dashboard titled "Targeted Anomaly Tracking" designed to identify operators repeatedly searching the same license plates. It features summary statistics at the top, such as 125 Total Patterns and 125 Flagged, above a detailed table. The table displays flagged targets, primarily showing an operator named "M. Swa" who has conducted high volumes of searches on specific license plates over long spans of time.

ALT A software dashboard titled "Account Sharing Analysis" that identifies users with suspiciously high activity hours. The left side features a horizontal bar chart titled "Hourly Coverage Ranking," and the right side displays a "Sharing Candidates" table. Both highlight operators like "J. Con" and "S. Hil" who exhibit near 24-hour, round-the-clock search activity, suggesting their accounts are being shared.

ALT A data log table tracking system queries. The table includes columns for Date, Searching Agency, Operator, Devices, Networks, Query, and Reason. The visible rows predominantly show entries from "Coweta County" operators, such as "K. Smi" and "B. Hen," where the specified reason for the search is marked as "Test" or "Testing."