(GA. NEWS NETWORK)
*More police officers in the Peach State are facing discipline for allegedly using the Flock license plate reader system. The Savannah Police Department placed four officers and two staff members on administrative leave last week after using Flock for personal reasons. Mayor Van Johnson said public trust is non-negotiable. More than 20-officers statewide have been suspended or fired in the last few months for the same accusations.
*Chick-fil-A could be facing a lawsuit connected to the recent breach of its customer rewards accounts. The Atlanta-based company says the app and its website were breached by unauthorized users in the middle of June. The hack may have exposed customer names, email addresses, partial card numbers and membership numbers. The company said it implemented forced logouts of affected accounts and removed stored payment methods.


