Dayton police officials said that Flock Automated License Plate Reader data was allegedly shared with federal immigration law enforcement, despite assurances that photos of vehicle license plates were not used for that purpose. The department said the data was shared several thousand times to help ICE and other immigration-related agencies, prompting officials to announce that the department will indefinitely stop using Flock cameras during its investigation, according to the Dayton Daily News . The department also said that the person who ran the Support Services Division, which oversees the program, no longer works with them. “The investigation concluded that the former division commander of the support services division failed to implement the safeguards he helped develop and present in the surveillance impact report.…