Florida Cop Who Stalked Actress Via Police Cameras Walks Free
A former cop used law enforcement surveillance tech to track a woman he met on set — and just dodged jail time.

This is the kind of abuse-of-power story that makes you sick. A Florida police officer got arrested for allegedly using Flock cameras—the license plate readers cops use on patrol—to track down a woman he'd met while working on a Vince Vaughn TV show set. Instead of facing real consequences, he just copped a plea through pre-trial intervention and walked.
The whole thing screams of a system protecting its own. Dude had access to surveillance infrastructure built for public safety, and he weaponized it for personal stalking. That's not just crossing a line—that's vaulting over it with a badge on your chest.
He's avoiding jail time with a pre-trial deal, which basically means he gets to move on while the woman involved dealt with the fear and violation of being hunted by someone with state resources at their fingertips. It's a reminder that having a gun and a badge can sometimes mean you get treated different when you get caught slipping.
Read the full story at TMZ → https://www.tmz.com/2026/08/11/former-florida-cop-on-probation-after-tracking-actress-he-met-on-set/
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