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🚨INFURIATING🚨 A married Monroe County sheriff’s deputy was FIRED and CHARGED WITH A FELONY after he used the department’s database and flock camera to follow a woman he was attracted to. Lamar Eliseo Roman admits to placing the females license plate on a “hot list” which gives law enforcement... show more

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He used a police database to find a woman he wanted to date... then pulled her over with no legal reason. According to investigators, Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy Lamar Roman met a woman while working security on the set of the TV series Bad Monkey in the Florida Keys. After learning her name and that she lived in Marathon, prosecutors say Roman used restricted law enforcement databases—including MNI and DAVID—to access her personal information, despite having no official law enforcement purpose. Investigators allege he then added her license plate to a License Plate Reader (LPR) hot list, allowing patrol technology to notify him when her vehicle was detected. Days later, the system alerted him that her vehicle was traveling through Big Pine Key. Roman reportedly drove after her, bypassed other traffic, and initiated a traffic stop. According to investigators, he never asked for her driver's license or registration and never explained a lawful reason for stopping her. Instead, he allegedly told her, "I told you I'd find you," and remarked that he had hoped her boyfriend was in the vehicle so he could "give him a hard time." The woman reported the encounter, triggering both an internal affairs investigation and a criminal investigation. During questioning, investigators said Roman admitted he knowingly misused law enforcement databases, had no legitimate reason to access the woman's information, and no lawful basis to place her vehicle on the LPR hot list or conduct the stop. He was arrested, fired by the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, and charged with three counts of Computer Fraud – Unauthorized Access, all third-degree felonies under Florida law. The criminal case was later resolved through Florida's Pretrial Diversion Program, an alternative resolution that can result in charges being dismissed upon successful completion of court-ordered conditions.

He used a police database to find a woman he wanted to date... then pulled her over with no legal reason. According to investigators, Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy Lamar Roman met a woman while working security on the set of the TV series Bad Monkey in the Florida Keys. After learning her name and that she lived in Marathon, prosecutors say Roman used restricted law enforcement databases—including MNI and DAVID—to access her personal information, despite having no official law enforcement purpose. Investigators allege he then added her license plate to a License Plate Reader (LPR) hot list, allowing patrol technology to notify him when her vehicle was detected. Days later, the system alerted him that her vehicle was traveling through Big Pine Key. Roman reportedly drove after her, bypassed other traffic, and initiated a traffic stop. According to investigators, he never asked for her driver's license or registration and never explained a lawful reason for stopping her. Instead, he allegedly told her, "I told you I'd find you," and remarked that he had hoped her boyfriend was in the vehicle so he could "give him a hard time." The woman reported the encounter, triggering both an internal affairs investigation and a criminal investigation. During questioning, investigators said Roman admitted he knowingly misused law enforcement databases, had no legitimate reason to access the woman's information, and no lawful basis to place her vehicle on the LPR hot list or conduct the stop. He was arrested, fired by the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, and charged with three counts of Computer Fraud – Unauthorized Access, all third-degree felonies under Florida law. The criminal case was later resolved through Florida's Pretrial Diversion Program, an alternative resolution that can result in charges being dismissed upon successful completion of court-ordered conditions.

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This happened in Monroe County Florida. Pay attention people because this is what flock cameras, a.k.a. license plate readers are being used for in some cases. Deputy Roman apparently had a thing for this girl so he used a flock camera to gather all her her personal information to pull her over after stalking her . He had no reason to stop her. She wasn’t breaking any laws .. When he got to her window he said to her “I wish your boyfriend was in here so I could pull him out and give him a rough time”. You can see by his interrogation he was caught red-handed. He was fired. “Former Deputy Lamar Roman was fired from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and avoided jail time by entering a pre-trial intervention (PTI) program • . Under the agreement, he must complete 100 hours of community service, pay fines, continue therapy, and have no contact with the actress • . He was also charged with misusing law enforcement computers” I’m not saying that all cops do this, but I am saying that it gives the corrupt ones more opportunity to do this if they want to. .. What are your thoughts on this?

This happened in Monroe County Florida. Pay attention people because this is what flock cameras, a.k.a. license plate readers are being used for in some cases. Deputy Roman apparently had a thing for this girl so he used a flock camera to gather all her her personal information to pull her over after stalking her . He had no reason to stop her. She wasn’t breaking any laws .. When he got to her window he said to her “I wish your boyfriend was in here so I could pull him out and give him a rough time”. You can see by his interrogation he was caught red-handed. He was fired. “Former Deputy Lamar Roman was fired from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and avoided jail time by entering a pre-trial intervention (PTI) program • . Under the agreement, he must complete 100 hours of community service, pay fines, continue therapy, and have no contact with the actress • . He was also charged with misusing law enforcement computers” I’m not saying that all cops do this, but I am saying that it gives the corrupt ones more opportunity to do this if they want to. .. What are your thoughts on this?

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Married former Monroe County FL deputy, Lamar Roman, worked security on a TV series (Bad Monkey) that was filmed in the Florida Keys. He took a fancy to one of the women in the show and used Flock/ALPR cameras & their AI database to locate her address and her vehicle as she was going down the road. If you go to the county's website (separate video) you can see the dash cam footage of him passing two vehicles in a double yellow at 70+ MPH to speed up and pull her over. One of the vehicles had to swerve off the road (seriously...) to avoid his cop car when he was speeding up to pull her over. He then pulled her over with no legal pretext. Bodycam footage then shows him saying "I told you I'd find you" and laughing during the illegal stop. He THEN added her vehicle to a "hot list" in the database that would alert him every time her car passed a privately owned surveillance camera in his county. After being arrested his criminal case was moved to a "diversionary" program where his charges will be dropped when/if he a completes court mandated program. He will never spend a day in prison for criminally stalking her nor for the BLATANT violation of her 4th & 14th Amendment rights. I hope she sues the county and bankrupts them for ever deciding to infringe on the county citizens rights like this. This was a conscious decision made by county leadership that was 100% predictable at the time. #police #crime #PoliceState #4thAmendment #14thAmendment #CivilRights #ALPR #cops #stalking #women #florida #BadMonkey #flock #SurveillanceState

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