Cherokee County deputy fired, arrested for allegedly misusing Flock cameras, sheriff says

A Cherokee County deputy is the latest member of Georgia law enforcement facing charges for allegedly misusing Flock license plate readers, officials say.The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office says that 57-year-old Jerry Shellhouse of Waleska was fired and arrested on Wednesday after an investigation.According to authorities, the charges come after the sheriff's office became aware of an allegation that an employee could have improperly used the county's Flock Automated License Plate Reader system