Savannah Police Officer Fired After 983 Searches Using ICE Flock Technology

Savannah, GA, October 19, 2026 —

A Savannah police officer has been fired after conducting 983 searches using ICE Flock technology, according to the information provided. The account does not identify the officer or say when the searches took place.

Details about the searches are limited. The information does not state what records or subjects were searched, whether the searches were connected to specific investigations, or what rules governed the officer’s use of the technology. It also does not say whether the searches were authorized or whether any results were used in investigations or other actions.

The reason for the officer’s firing was not provided beyond the reported connection to the 983 searches. No information was given about who made the decision, whether an internal review was conducted, or whether the officer can appeal the dismissal. The account also does not describe any response from the officer or the police department.

Other details, including the dates of the searches, the department’s policies, and whether any outside agency reviewed the matter, were not included. Without that information, the circumstances surrounding the searches and the firing remain unclear. The reported total is 983 searches; no further breakdown or explanation of that figure was provided.

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