A Wisconsin woman was pulled over at gunpoint twice in one week after Milwaukee Police Department staff failed to remove a vehicle alert from the Flock license plate camera system. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, the incident resulted from a personnel error rather than a technological malfunction. According to Newell, officers provided no explanation, towed her vehicle, and released her without charges. Her ex-boyfriend, Michael Steffman, police chief in nearby Braselton, allegedly tracked her using the Flock license plate reader system. When she confronted him, he admitted in a text message that he was using Flock cameras to monitor her.