The village cited privacy concerns and an investigation at the Will County Sheriff's Office as the reasons for the change.
A deputy was placed on administrative leave on Friday, but the sheriff didn't elaborate.
Several other local law enforcement officers have been suspended recently for allegedly misusing the license plate reader technology.
Flock says it's making changes to its platform to address privacy concerns.
A former Indiana deputy has been charged and accused of improperly accessing Flock camera data, according to Indiana State Police.
Troopers say the Jackson County Sheriff's Department contacted ISP on Aug. 14 after an internal audit of their department's Flock camera access revealed the "improper use" of the system by Deputy Skylar Thompson, 31.
According to ISP, the audit revealed that Thompson allegedly searched the same registration plate number over 2,000 times between December 2025 and August 2026 through his Flock account access.
Detectives with ISP's Sellersburg Post immediately began an investigation into the accusations.
Officials say the investigation's findings were presented to the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office. As a result, Thompson was charged with Official Misconduct and fraud.
ISP says Thompson has been arrested and will "soon" face an initial appearance in the Jackson County Circuit Court.
Thompson is no longer employed with the Jackson County Sheriff's Department.
ABC7 Chicago contributed to this report.
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