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A Wisconsin Navy veteran was unlawfully arrested by a sheriff's deputy after recording a traffic stop from a private parking lot, and subsequent legal discovery revealed the deputy's office conducted over 100 Flock Safety searches for the veteran's vehicle in the weeks following the arrest—some by the arresting officer himself—suggesting potential retaliation for exercising his First Amendment rights. The veteran was released after five hours in custody with no charges filed, and his supervisor had already informed the deputy that the initial stop was illegal.
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