An unusual indictment was filed against a police officer accused of using police databases to locate women and sexually harassing them, N12 (Channel 12) reports Monday. The officer's name was not released.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The indictment, described as unusual by N12, alleges that the officer used police databases to identify and locate women, whom he then sexually harassed. The specific charges and the number of victims were not detailed in the initial report. The officer's name has not been released. This is a separate case from the recent controversy over police officers caught in traffic violations, but it adds to scrutiny of police conduct. The investigation is ongoing.
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