Augusta, Georgia. Investigator Sean Morrow and Deputy Jose Ferrer were arrested August 31 and fired — becoming the FIFTH and SIXTH Richmond County Sheriff’s Office members caught misusing Flock license plate cameras for personal reasons in a single summer.
And every one of them was uncovered by the department’s own routine internal audit.
The timeline this video walks through:
• June 26 — Deputy Jaquarius Yarbrough: audit-flagged, one woman’s plate searched 1,639 times after a past relationship
• July 20 — Lt. John McKenzie, Inv. Curtis Hoskins, Dep. Joshua Johnson: arrested the same day, 100+ searches each, all fired
• August 31 — Investigator Sean Morrow and Deputy Jose Ferrer: charged with Flock misuse and violation of oath
• September 1 — Major Robbie Silas arrested by GBI on an unrelated charge (our full Silas video is on the channel)
Six arrests in the Flock investigation. One sheriff’s office. One camera system. And a seventh member arrested by the GBI this month. What would a second audit find?
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