Three Charlotte police officers resigned, and three more face termination following the discovery of a racist group chat filled with offensive messages and a disturbing competition to arrest the most Black individuals. The probe began when an officer misused Flock’s license plate reader database to identify an undercover cop, triggering a wider investigation. This misuse uncovered the text messages, which included racial slurs and references to violence against Black residents, likening their conversations to a “clan rally.” The revelations have profound implications for due process, as prosecutors must now determine if the officers’ past testimony and arrests remain credible under the Giglio v. United States standard. This could lead to dismissed cases and overturned convictions, highlighting the systemic risks of unchecked law enforcement surveillance technology.