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Published 2 years ago

Female officer sues former Bernalillo police chief over hidden camera

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Former Bernalillo Police Chief Broderick Sharp and his then-Lieutenant Chris Stoyell installed a hidden camera inside an office vent above a female sergeant's desk. Monica Torres is now a Torrance County deputy. Torres claims she was retaliated against, suffered an invasion of privacy, and was wrongfully terminated by BPD.

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Female officer sues former Bernalillo police chief over hidden camera

Torres claims she was retaliated against, suffered an invasion of privacy, and was wrongfully terminated by BPD.

2 years ago·Albuquerque, United States
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