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A police sergeant with two line-of-duty injuries and a 20-year career was convicted for secretly snoopin’ on criminals—accessing encrypted phones, digging up intel on drug lords and fraudsters, even messaging prosecutors about suspect finances. His own phone data helped tie suspects to aliases like “WearyDog.” Though he didn’t profit, the court called it a betrayal of public trust, sentencing him to 12 months suspended, community service, and a fine—despite his trauma history, the judge made clear: this kind of behavior can’t be tolerated in law enforcement.

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