Goodyear officer resigns amid camera probe

Now at four, the Goodyear Police Department releasing its final report on its investigation into the possible misuse of automated license plate reader technology. This investigation started in July after a routine audit found concerning use of the city's flock cameras. An officer, now identified as Christopher Jackson, was flagged for possible misuse and immediately put on administrative leave. Glendale Police were brought in to investigate, but found that there was not enough evidence to bring criminal charges. Jackson, though, resigned in September, but the internal investigation continued, and officials found he did violate department policies, including abuse of authority and providing false or misleading information. The Goodyear chief says that if Jackson had not resigned, he would have been fired.