California officer sued for copying photos of woman he arrested

[Judi Lynn]

Source: Reuters

California officer sued for copying photos of woman he arrested
Reuters
3 hours ago

(Reuters) - A California Highway Patrol officer copied photos of a scantily clad woman from her phone after arresting her for driving under the influence last year near San Francisco, the woman alleges in a lawsuit brought against the officer and the agency.

Natalie Sramek filed the suit in federal court in the Northern District of California on Thursday, accusing the officer and the highway patrol of conducting a warrant-less search of her phone and of denying her right to due process.

California Highway Patrol Officer Sean Harrington pulled over Sramek on suspicion of driving under the influence on Aug. 29, 2014, on a highway in San Ramon, about 20 miles (40 km) east of San Francisco, according to the lawsuit.

He took her purse and cell phone and convinced her to give him the pass code for her phone, the lawsuit said.

Read more: http://news.yahoo.com/california-officer-sued-copying-photos-woman-arrested-230410368.html

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1. Busted!! What an idiot. nt

[shenmue]

2. Creepy piece of shit

[Plucketeer]

3. This guy's a scumbag

But I keep reminding myself that we're STILL just another species of animal. We can legislate and "culturize" ourselves all we want - but the basic animal instincts are RIGHT THERE below the skin.

[Judi Lynn]

4. Foot fetish traffic stop lands school police officer in jail

Foot fetish traffic stop lands school police officer in jail
Dylan Baddour, Houston Chronicle
Updated 3:24 pm, Friday, October 23, 2015

HOUSTON – A former Cypress-Fairbanks ISD police officer was sentenced Wednesday to one year in Harris County Jail after he pleaded guilty to offering to forego a woman's arrest if she let him lick her feet and have her underwear.

Patrick Quinn, 27, was charged in October 2014 with official oppression after the victim filed a complaint. In it, she alleged that Quinn stopped her in August 2014, as she drove on Jones Road in Northwest Harris County, first alleging her insurance was expired, then saying he smelled marijuana.

He conducted a search and found a marijuana grinder, which the woman denied owning.

Quinn then asked the complainant what she would do if he was in his position. She told him she would let him go. Instead, the officer told the woman he had a foot fetish and would let her go if she let him smell her feet, the DA's office said.

More:
http://www.chron.com/houston/article/Foot-fetish-traffic-stop-lands-school-police-6586668.php

[snort]

5. Trick or Treat! Smell my feet!

If you like, take a bite!