A North Carolina police officer is arrested over allegations that she used Flock license plate readers to track her boyfriend’s ex-wife, according to ABC News and Yahoo News. The reports say the officer’s chief made the allegation and confirmed the arrest. The officer is accused of using the vehicle-tracking technology—commonly used by law enforcement to identify plates associated with specific locations or investigations—to follow the target, who is described in the reporting as the boyfriend’s ex-wife. Details provided across the two sources focus on the alleged misuse of the Flock system and the personal relationship context behind the alleged tracking. Neither source, based on the information provided here, describes the specific timeline of when the tracking allegedly occurred, what evidence was used to connect the officer to the activity, or what charges have been filed. The reports present the matter as an allegation under investigation and do not indicate any final findings by authorities.