Cop fired over fake Facebook page targeting mom
After Natasha publicly challenged her arrest, a fake Facebook page began attacking her family.
Key points
- That's how Georgia mom Natasha Lopez describes the police encounter that changed her family's life.
- Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson walks you through five practical ways to protect your phone and personal information, avoid common travel scams, find better deals, save money on bookings and use technology to make your travels easier and less stressful.
- YOUR BUMPER STICKER COULD HELP FLOCK CAMERAS TRACK WHERE YOU GO — NEW BILL AIMS TO STOP IT The trouble began on August 30, 2025, when Cherokee County Sheriff's Corporal Charles Mills was investigating Natasha's adult son.
In a statement provided to CyberGuy, the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office confirmed that its investigation found him responsible for the Facebook page's content.
The page allegedly shared sensitive records involving her children and AI-generated images designed to humiliate her.
Additional details
- In my conversation with Natasha on The CyberGuy Report podcast, she described how a Flock license plate camera system allegedly helped a deputy track someone to her home.
- The deputy who arrested her has since been fired.
- According to Natasha, Mills used Flock automated license plate readers to follow the movements of her son's girlfriend as she traveled to Natasha's house.
- In a statement provided to CyberGuy, the department said Mills believed evidence connected to the felony traffic investigation was inside the home.
- Now, with a protective order in place and her criminal case still unresolved, Natasha says her family continues to live with the consequences.
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