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HAINES CITY, Fla. - A Haines City police officer is accused of misusing Flock camera databases to track his estranged wife's car, according to officials. 

Haines City police investigation

What we know:

The Haines City Police Department said they were notified about Officer Christopher Goodson possibly misusing the database at around 6:30 p.m. on Monday. A criminal investigation was immediately opened and Goodson was placed on paid administrative leave, authorities said. 

The investigation revealed that Goodson misused the Flock camera databases both on and off duty, HCPD confirmed.

The Ndamatou/Touba district police station dismantled a digital criminal enterprise yesterday involved in the illegal collection and distribution of pornographic content, as well as fraud, blackmail, and identity theft.

The case began following a complaint filed on February 16, 2026, by a woman who was the victim of a smear campaign and image theft. Technical investigations led to the identification of the suspect, who turned out to be the complainant's former brother-in-law.

According to the investigation, the accused allegedly devised an elaborate scheme. He downloaded photos and videos posted on his former sister-in-law's WhatsApp statuses to create fake profiles. To make his female persona seem more credible, he used artificial intelligence tools to modify his voice in real time during audio and video calls. Under this false identity, he lured men and women, sent sexually explicit content, and solicited money transfers or phone credit.

Several victims were interviewed by investigators. Some had their image severely damaged, used for virtual prostitution. Others were tricked into participating in explicit video calls before discovering the deception when the suspect asked for financial assistance.

Arrested and confronted with the digital evidence gathered, the accused confessed. He admitted to collecting numerous compromising images using this method.

The suspect remains in police custody and is being held by investigators while the investigation continues to identify all potential victims.

JEFFERSON, Ga. --- Marci Bakely couldn't understand how her ex-boyfriend always seemed to know where she was.

When she went to buy groceries or on a date or to the doctor, he'd text her about it, sometimes within minutes, despite working 15 miles from her home as a police chief in a small town in the Atlanta suburbs. One day in 2024, when he incorrectly suspected that she'd gone to see a man against his wishes, he messaged her, "I didn't think you would slip up," according to texts she shared with The Washington Post.

Bakely, 50, began to feel like she was constantly being watched. She says