A Greene County deputy was arrested and fired July 7 after an internal investigation found she allegedly accessed and used the county's Flock camera system outside the scope of his official law enforcement duties.
Deputy Quinsha Goss, who was assigned to patrol operations, accessed the Flock system without an authorized law-enforcement justification and conducted multiple inquiries involving at least one license plate over three months, according to the Greene County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigators concluded the Flock system was accessed for personal reasons and not for any law enforcement purpose.
Goss was charged with violating the oath of office and the prohibition on law enforcement's retention of license plate data obtained from automated license plate systems. The investigation remains active, and no additional information is available for release at this time, according to the sheriff’s office.
“The Greene County Sheriff’s Office is committed to maintaining the public’s trust through accountability and transparency, and any misuse of law enforcement resources or violation of the public’s trust will be thoroughly investigated and addressed appropriately,” according to a press release issued by the sheriff’s office.