What does the Officer Lookup brief include?

The $147 brief compiles, for the officer you name, a candidate-match summary, the source-backed public-record event rows, a records-demand roadmap, an identity-verification checklist, a drafted records-request letter, and a full source appendix linking each row to its public-record origin — delivered as a citable PDF and DOCX.

Which records does it cover for a Florida officer?

Florida results currently show FDLE/CJSTC certification discipline and incident-ledger rows only, not local-agency internal affairs complaints or Brady/Giglio lists. The brief's records-demand roadmap maps how to request those separate layers under Chapter 119.

How do I know it is the right officer?

Every match carries an identity-confidence level, and multi-agency name hits are flagged. The tool does not certify identity — confirm name, star, agency, and appointment date against your case discovery before relying on any row or attaching it to a motion.

Is this a Brady or Giglio determination?

No. It surfaces public-record leads for attorney review; it does not make a legal conclusion or replace discovery, Henthorn/Giglio procedures, subpoena practice, or local prosecutor disclosure policy. A complaint record is not a finding of misconduct.

Can I see a sample before I buy?

Yes — the sample brief shows the exact section format with illustrative specimen data, and the live search preview is free and returns real source-backed rows for an officer you enter.

What does it cost, and is there a refund?

The full brief is $147, with a 7-day refund window. The search preview above is free.

State + county defense · Officer records

Run the officer testifying against your client.

The officer who stopped, searched, or arrested your client has a public record — certification discipline, civilian complaints, use-of-force, and dishonesty findings. Pull it before the suppression hearing and you walk in with impeachment, a Giglio demand, and plea leverage the State won't hand you. Every row is cited to its underlying public record, so you know exactly what to take into discovery — and what is still unverified. The search is free.

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Florida officers · certification discipline

Florida officers a state board disciplined for dishonesty.

These are Florida law-enforcement and corrections officers the Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission (FDLE/CJSTC) formally disciplined — by revocation, suspension, or relinquishment of certification — for a dishonesty offense: a false statement, perjury, falsifying records, evidence tampering, or theft. A board finding of dishonesty is directly probative of an officer's character for truthfulness under Fla. Stat. & Fed. R. Evid. 608(b). The offense and disposition below are the board's own words; each links to the public FDLE record. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry — BenchRecon makes no finding of its own.

1,107 Florida officers have been disciplined for a dishonesty offense — showing the 18 most recent. Search a specific officer above to check the full record.

Baglino, Michael FPerjury
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Culpable Negligence (Exposure to Personal Injury), Perjury (3 Counts)
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2023-06-06)
FDLE certification record
Boucher, MatthewPerjury
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2024-05-23)
FDLE certification record
Boyer, Danielle SPerjury
Putnam County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: 12-month prospective SUSPENSION beginning 15 days following the filing of the Final Order. 1 year PROBATION to begin upon conclusion of the suspension period. Provide Staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved Ethics training prior to the end of the probationary period. (2022-03-11)
FDLE certification record
Brown, DarrellPerjury
Winter Garden Police Department
Offense: Perjury (Not in an Official Proceeding)
Board action: 25-day retroactive suspension and 25-day prospective SUSPENSION beginning 15 days following the filing of the Final Order; 1-year period of PROBATION to begin upon conclusion of the suspension period; provide staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved ethics training prior to the end of the probation period. (2025-06-05)
FDLE certification record
Burkins, Jacob APerjury
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Perjury (In Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2025-06-05)
FDLE certification record
Charles, CelianePerjury
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Perjury (Not in an Official Proceeding)
Board action: 60-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days after filing the Final Order (2025-06-05)
FDLE certification record
Cole, Fraunaundray DPerjury
Broward County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2021-05-20)
FDLE certification record
Cruz, Jennifer NPerjury
Jacksonville Aviation Authority Police Department
Offense: Petit Theft, False Statement, False Statement, Perjury ((not in an Official Proceeding))
Board action: One year retroactive suspension and 180-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order; 1-year PROBATION to begin at the conclusion of the suspension period; provide staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved ethics training prior to the conclusion of the probationary period. (2024-05-23)
FDLE certification record
Diaz-Jaquez, MarisolPerjury
Department Of Corrections
Offense: False Statement (During the Employment Application Process), Perjury (In Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2023-06-06)
FDLE certification record
Doseck, GregoryPerjury
Graceville Correctional Facility
Offense: False Statement (False Official Statement), Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: 90-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 365 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
FDLE certification record
Ellis, Joshua GPerjury
Department Of Corrections
Offense: False Statement, Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2020-11-19)
FDLE certification record
Feliciano, DanielPerjury
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2023-03-02)
FDLE certification record
Fernandez, Nelson RPerjury
Hollywood Police Department
Offense: Perjury (in Official Proceeding)
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2021-08-26)
FDLE certification record
Flood, Wesley EPerjury
Pasco Sheriff's Office
Offense: Perjury (Not in an Official Proceeding)
Board action: REVOCATION (2021-08-26)
FDLE certification record
Foster, JustinPerjury
Ocala Police Department
Offense: Excess Force by LEO, False Statement, Perjury
Board action: REVOCATION (2021-05-20)
FDLE certification record
Goldstein, Robert APerjury
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
Offense: Perjury, Misuse Of Public Position
Board action: 180-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
FDLE certification record
Green, Donald TPerjury
Jacksonville Aviation Authority Police Department
Offense: Perjury (In an Official Proceeding)
Board action: 12-month retroactive SUSPENSION (2021-05-20)
FDLE certification record
Hamilton, Ezekiel AntonioPerjury
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Excess Force by Corr, Perjury (In an Official Proceeding)
Board action: 28-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days following the filing of the Final Order; 6-month PROBATION to begin upon conclusion of the suspension period; provide staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved ethics training prior to the conclusion of the probationary period. (2026-03-16)
FDLE certification record

Florida officers · certification revoked

Florida officers who lost their certification.

These are Florida law-enforcement and corrections officers the Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission (FDLE/CJSTC) revoked — permanently stripping the state certification required to serve, the strongest sanction the board can impose. This list covers revocations for serious misconduct other than dishonesty (excessive force, drug offenses, DUI, battery or domestic violence, on-duty sexual misconduct); dishonesty-based decertifications appear in the section above. A decertified officer is Giglio and credibility material — where the offense bears on your case (a use-of-force charge, the officer as the affiant in a drug case, a resisting count), it is directly relevant. The offense and the board's action below are the board's own words; the link opens the FDLE certification database, where you can pull the officer's order by name. A certification revocation is an administrative action, not a court finding of guilt in your case. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry — BenchRecon makes no finding of its own.

2,629 Florida officers have had their certification revoked for the misconduct in this list (dishonesty-offense revocations are listed separately above) — showing the 18 most recent. Search a specific officer above to check the full record.

Anderson, CarlosCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Resisting Officer (without Violence)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Arce, ArmandoCertification revoked
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense: Battery - Domestic Violence, Violation for Injunction for Protection Against Domestic Violence
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Arrington, TamiraCertification revoked
Recovery Solutions South Florida Evaluation And Treatment Ctr
Offense: Adjudicated Guilty of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Braddy, Misty DawnCertification revoked
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense: Battery, Criminal Mischief (Less Than $200)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Brock, Matthew RCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Buckley, Ryan MCertification revoked
Charlotte County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Adjudicated Guilty of Driving Under the Influence with Property Damage, Adjudicated Guilty of Second Refusal to Submit to Test of Breath, Blood, Urine
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Cajuste, James HCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Sexual Battery
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Carter, Garrett SCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Cocaine-Test Positive
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Cason, Douglas ECertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol ((2nd offense))
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Clark, Christopher WCertification revoked
West Palm Beach Police Department
Offense: Marijuana-Test Positive, Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Connor, RonaldCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Excess Force by Corr, Failure to Report Pursuant to 944.35, F.S., Found Guilty of Culpable Negligence (Exposure to Personal Injury (784.05(1)))
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Corson, WalterCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Adjudicated Guilty of Battery - Domestic Violence
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Fernandez, RolandoCertification revoked
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense: Pled No Contest to Lewd & Lascivious Molestation ((2 counts))
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Forehand, Heather MarieCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Sex Offense (Sexual Misconduct), Unprofessional Relationship With (Probationer (Romantic Association))
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Fort, Nicholas ACertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (Second Offense)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Fortner, WaldeidiaCertification revoked
Gadsden Correctional Institution
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (BAC .15 or Higher)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Fulcher, Andrew JCertification revoked
Columbia County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Video Voyeurism, Video Voyeurism (Digital Voyeurism Dissemination)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Gober, Allison MarieCertification revoked
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Driving Under the Influence-BAC .15 or higher, Driving Under the Influence-Accompanied by Person Under 18 (3 counts)
Board action: REVOCATION (2026-03-16)
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Florida officers · certification surrendered

Florida officers who surrendered their certification.

These are Florida officers who voluntarily relinquished their FDLE/CJSTC certification — they gave up the certification required to serve. In this dataset every relinquishment is paired with a charged FDLE offense (shown below), so it is a surrender in lieu of a contested discipline proceeding, not a neutral retirement. This is not a revocation (the board did not strip the certification — the officer surrendered it) and not a finding of guilt. It does raise a direct cross-examination question — why surrender the badge rather than contest the charge? — and is Giglio and credibility material. Dishonesty-offense surrenders appear in the dishonesty section above; officers the board revoked appear in the decertified section. The offense and the board's action below are the board's own words; the link opens the FDLE certification database, where you can pull the officer's order by name. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry — BenchRecon makes no finding of its own.

655 Florida officers have surrendered their certification for the misconduct in this list (dishonesty-offense surrenders are listed separately above) — showing the 18 most recent. Search a specific officer above to check the full record.

Blue, Johnnie MaeCertification surrendered
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense charged: False Information to LE During Investigation
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2026-03-16)
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Garr, JerriCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Unprofessional Relationship With (inmate)
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2026-03-16)
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Goldwire, Peelar GCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Unprofessional Relationship With (inmate - romantic association)
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2026-03-16)
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Price, Eugene RCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Unprofessional Relationship With (Probationer-Physical Contact)
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2026-03-16)
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Russell, Christopher RCertification surrendered
Tampa Police Department
Offense charged: Overt/Conspicuous/Public Act of Sexual or Simulated Sexual Nature Like to Be Seen/Observed by Others
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2026-03-16)
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Becker, CharlesCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Unprofessional Relationship With (Probationer)
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Boekeloo, Wayne RCertification surrendered
Pasco Sheriff's Office
Offense charged: Battery - Domestic Violence (Slight to Moderate Physical Injury), Battery
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Freeburg, John TCertification surrendered
Edgewood Police Department
Offense charged: Battery
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Kelly, Patrick MCertification surrendered
Cocoa Police Department
Offense charged: Pled No Contest to Kidnapping (with Firearm), Pled No Contest to Resisting Officer (with Violence)
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2025-11-20)
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Kilpatrick, Troy WCertification surrendered
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense charged: Possession of Certain Drugs without a Prescription, Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2025-11-20)
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Klein, Eugene RCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Excess Force by Corr
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Kuhlow, Adam Shawn LeeCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Overt/Conspicuous/Public Act of Sexual or Simulated Sexual Nature Like to Be Seen/Observed by Others
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2025-11-20)
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Morra, TylerCertification surrendered
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense charged: Violation of Commission-Ordered Probation
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Parmely, Nathan DCertification surrendered
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense charged: Violation of Commission-Ordered Probation
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-11-20)
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Laudenslager, Michael ECertification surrendered
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense charged: Violation of Commission-Ordered Probation
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-10-30)
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Ankrom, Jimmy LCertification surrendered
Lake County Sheriff's Office
Offense charged: Pled No Contest to Unlawful Use of a Two-way Communications Device, Pled No Contest to Smuggle Contraband into Prison
Board action: ACCEPT Voluntary Relinquishment (2025-09-03)
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Henderson, SethCertification surrendered
Department Of Corrections
Offense charged: Excess Force by Corr
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2025-09-03)
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Herring, Fredrick SCertification surrendered
Gadsden Correctional Institution
Offense charged: Driving Under the Influence-BAC .15 or higher
Board action: Accept VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT (2025-09-03)
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Florida officers · certification suspended

Florida officers suspended — not decertified — for misconduct.

These are Florida officers the Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission (FDLE/CJSTC) suspended — a sustained misconduct finding that temporarily benched the officer without stripping the certification. This list excludes anyone who was later revoked or who surrendered their certification (they appear in the sections above); these officers kept their certification, so a suspension is time-limited and they most likely returned to duty— which makes this the most operationally useful of the four lists: an officer here is likelier than a decertified or surrendered one to still be on the job and to be the one testifying in your case. The offense and the board's action below are the board's own words; the link opens the FDLE certification database, where you can pull the officer's order by name. An administrative suspension is not a court finding of guilt and not a permanent revocation. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry — BenchRecon makes no finding of its own.

739 Florida officers have been suspended for the misconduct in this list (dishonesty-offense suspensions are listed separately above) — showing the 18 most recent. Search a specific officer above to check the full record.

Achon, ChristopherCertification suspended
Pasco County Corrections
Offense: Battery, Misuse Of Public Position
Board action: 120-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-31)
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Adams, Benjamin DonaldCertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Battery - Domestic Violence (Touch or Strike)
Board action: 60-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days following the filing of the Final Order; 1-year PROBATION to begin at the conclusion of the suspension period; provide staff with successful completion of Commission-approved anger management counseling prior to the conclusion of the probationary period. (2026-03-16)
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Agosto, Richard AlexanderCertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: 90-day SUSPENSION followed by 1-year PROBATION to begin 15 days after filing the Final Order; provide staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved ethics training and substance abuse counseling prior to the end of the probationary period. (2026-03-16)
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Butler, Rashad ECertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Battery - Domestic Violence
Board action: 60-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Carr, John MCertification suspended
Not employed with a criminal justice agency.
Offense: Resisting Officer (without Violence)
Board action: 90-day retroactive SUSPENSION (2026-03-16)
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Charlostin, Justin NCertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Excess Force by Corr
Board action: 45-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Cody, Adrian LCertification suspended
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
Offense: Misuse Of Public Position (DAVID), Misuse Of Public Position, Misuse of Electronic Database-FCIC/NCIC
Board action: 2-year retroactive SUSPENSION (2026-03-16)
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Conner, Richard NCertification suspended
Orange County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Sexual Harassment
Board action: 90-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Davis, Ryan ACertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Failure to Report Pursuant to 944.35, F.S. (Use of Force)
Board action: 60-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served 15 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Dennis, Tavarus AntwanCertification suspended
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Misuse Of Public Position
Board action: 120-day prospective SUSPENSION to served within 240 days of the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Dent, Sha'Naisha LCertification suspended
South Bay Correctional Facility
Offense: Adjudicated Guilty of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (with property damage)
Board action: 180-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Fabela, RobertoCertification suspended
Lee County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: 94-day retroactive SUSPENSION (2026-03-16)
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Foreman, Christopher DCertification suspended
Duval County School Police
Offense: Driving Under the Influence-BAC .15 or higher
Board action: 55-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days following the filing of the Final Order; 1-year PROBATION to begin at the conclusion of the suspension period; provide staff with proof of successful completion of Commission-approved substance abuse counseling prior to the conclusion of the probationary period. (2026-03-16)
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Fountain, Justin SCertification suspended
Escambia County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Board action: 90-day prospective SUSPENSION to be served within 180 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Frost-Daniley, Tonjali YCertification suspended
Orange County Sheriff's Office
Offense: Misuse of Electronic Database-FCIC/NCIC
Board action: 180-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days after filing the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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George, DibinCertification suspended
Manalapan Police Department
Offense: Battery
Board action: 180 day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Green, Frankeya ElexusCertification suspended
Cca Citrus County Detention Facility
Offense: Misuse Of Public Position
Board action: 30-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Kratt, Jessica LCertification suspended
Department Of Corrections
Offense: Child Abuse (w/o great bodily harm)
Board action: 15-day prospective SUSPENSION to begin 15 days following the filing of the Final Order (2026-03-16)
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Florida agencies · FDLE-discipline directory

Look up a Florida agency's FDLE-discipline record.

For each Florida law-enforcement agency below, this is the number of its officers with an adverse FDLE/CJSTC certification action on the public state record — a revocation, suspension, or accepted relinquishment (the same adverse findings the officer tiers above draw from). Find the agency in your case to see the scale of its disciplinary history, then search a specific officer above to pull the record.

This is a directory, not a ranking. It is ordered alphabetically, and the counts are not comparable between agencies: a larger agency has more officers and therefore more entries, so a higher number reflects agency size and FDLE reporting volume — not that one agency's officers are more or less trustworthy than another's. The directory covers police, sheriff, and state law-enforcement agencies; corrections and detention facilities, and people not employed by a criminal-justice agency, are excluded. An FDLE action is an administrative certification finding, not a court finding of guilt.

Alachua County Sheriff's Office25 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 9 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 12 revoked · 10 suspended · 3 relinquished
Altamonte Springs Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 2 relinquished
Baker County Sheriff's Office5 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 3 revoked · 2 suspended
Bay County Sheriff's Office20 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 14 revoked · 3 suspended · 3 relinquished
Biscayne Park Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 1 relinquished
Boynton Beach Police Department7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Bradenton Police Department6 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 1 suspended
Bradford County Sheriff's Office8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 7 revoked · 1 suspended
Brevard County Sheriff's Office28 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 17 revoked · 9 suspended · 2 relinquished
Broward County Sheriff's Office72 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 31 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 42 revoked · 16 suspended · 14 relinquished
Cape Coral Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 relinquished
Charlotte County Sheriff's Office11 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Citrus County Sheriff's Office7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Clay County Sheriff's Office20 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 12 suspended · 2 relinquished
Clearwater Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 4 revoked · 1 suspended
Cocoa Beach Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked
Cocoa Police Department6 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 2 relinquished
Coconut Creek Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 relinquished
Collier County Sheriff's Office20 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 11 revoked · 2 suspended · 7 relinquished
Columbia County Sheriff's Office7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 7 revoked
Coral Gables Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 suspended
Coral Springs Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Crestview Police Department7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Davie Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended
Daytona Beach Police Department11 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 3 suspended · 5 relinquished
Delray Beach Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Department Of Financial Services, Criminal Investigations Division7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 suspended · 3 relinquished
Desoto County Sheriff's Office10 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 9 revoked · 1 relinquished
Dixie County Sheriff's Office5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 1 relinquished
Escambia County Sheriff's Office24 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 10 revoked · 10 suspended · 4 relinquished
Flagler County Sheriff's Office3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked
Florida Department Of Highway Safety And Motor Vehicles50 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 18 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 27 revoked · 18 suspended · 6 relinquished
Florida Department Of Law Enforcement11 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 5 suspended · 1 relinquished
Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission9 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Fort Lauderdale Police Department8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 4 relinquished
Fort Myers Police Department11 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 6 suspended · 2 relinquished
Fort Pierce Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 relinquished
Franklin County Sheriff's Office4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended
Gadsden County Sheriff's Office6 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 2 relinquished
Gainesville Police Department15 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 7 suspended · 3 relinquished
Glades County Sheriff's Office6 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 5 revoked · 1 relinquished
Hallandale Beach Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 relinquished
Hardee County Sheriff's Office3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
Hendry County Sheriff's Office6 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Hernando County Sheriff's Office10 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 8 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Hialeah Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Highlands County Sheriff's Office6 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 5 revoked · 1 relinquished
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office64 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 19 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 34 revoked · 19 suspended · 11 relinquished
Hollywood Police Department8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 3 relinquished
Holmes County Sheriff's Office6 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 1 suspended · 2 relinquished
Homestead Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 3 suspended
Indian River County Sheriff's Office12 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 5 suspended · 3 relinquished
Jackson County Sheriff's Office5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 1 suspended
Jacksonville Aviation Authority Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 suspended · 1 relinquished
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office113 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 30 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 56 revoked · 36 suspended · 23 relinquished
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 1 relinquished
Kissimmee Police Department7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Lake City Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
Lake County Sheriff's Office17 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 7 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 7 revoked · 4 suspended · 6 relinquished
Lakeland Police Department13 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 8 revoked · 5 suspended · 1 relinquished
Largo Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Lauderhill Police Department10 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 5 suspended · 1 relinquished
Lee County Sheriff's Office25 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 13 revoked · 5 suspended · 7 relinquished
Leon County Sheriff's Office14 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 8 revoked · 3 suspended · 3 relinquished
Levy County Sheriff's Office5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 1 relinquished
Longwood Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Madison County Sheriff's Office4 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended
Maitland Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Manatee County Sheriff's Office40 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 20 revoked · 10 suspended · 9 relinquished
Margate Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Marion County Sheriff's Office22 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 7 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 11 revoked · 4 suspended · 7 relinquished
Martin County Sheriff's Office10 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Miami Beach Police Department8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Miami Gardens Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Miami Police Department28 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 7 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 23 revoked · 6 suspended
Miami Springs Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked
Miami-Dade Schools Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 2 relinquished
Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office37 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 12 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 19 revoked · 12 suspended · 6 relinquished
Miccosukee Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
Miramar Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 2 suspended
Monroe County Sheriff's Office22 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 9 revoked · 12 suspended · 1 relinquished
Nassau County Sheriff's Office4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended
New Port Richey Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
New Smyrna Beach Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
North Port Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 relinquished
Ocala Police Department15 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 7 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 8 suspended · 4 relinquished
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office9 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 3 suspended · 2 relinquished
Opa Locka Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 suspended · 1 relinquished
Orange County Sheriff's Office40 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 13 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 18 revoked · 13 suspended · 9 relinquished
Orlando Police Department26 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 9 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 15 revoked · 8 suspended · 3 relinquished
Ormond Beach Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Osceola County Sheriff's Office10 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 2 suspended · 4 relinquished
Palatka Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 suspended
Palm Bay Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office49 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 18 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 19 revoked · 22 suspended · 8 relinquished
Palm Beach Gardens Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
Panama City Beach Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked
Panama City Police Department8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 4 suspended
Pasco Sheriff's Office42 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 20 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 20 revoked · 14 suspended · 8 relinquished
Pensacola Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 relinquished
Pinellas County Sheriff's Office19 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 8 revoked · 6 suspended · 5 relinquished
Plant City Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked
Plantation Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 2 suspended · 2 relinquished
Polk County Sheriff's Office28 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 18 revoked · 7 suspended · 3 relinquished
Port Orange Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Port St. Lucie Police Department7 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 5 revoked · 2 relinquished
Putnam County Sheriff's Office13 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 3 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 7 revoked · 7 suspended
Riviera Beach Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
Sanford Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office20 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 11 revoked · 7 suspended · 2 relinquished
Sarasota County Sheriff's Office16 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 9 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 9 revoked · 2 suspended · 5 relinquished
Sarasota Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 2 relinquished
Seminole County Sheriff's Office23 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 8 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 11 revoked · 7 suspended · 5 relinquished
Seminole Police Department9 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 7 relinquished
South Miami Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended
St. Cloud Police Department8 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office28 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 6 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 10 revoked · 9 suspended · 9 relinquished
St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office15 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 4 suspended · 5 relinquished
St. Petersburg Police Department13 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 4 suspended · 4 relinquished
Sumter County Sheriff's Office7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 4 relinquished
Sunrise Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 2 relinquished
Suwannee County Sheriff's Office3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
Sweetwater Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked
Tallahassee Police Department7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 suspended · 3 relinquished
Tampa Police Department16 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 5 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 6 revoked · 3 suspended · 6 relinquished
Temple Terrace Police Department5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 4 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 2 revoked · 2 suspended · 1 relinquished
Titusville Police Department6 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 3 revoked · 1 suspended · 2 relinquished
Volusia Sheriff's Office7 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 suspended · 3 relinquished
Walton County Sheriff's Office9 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 5 revoked · 1 suspended · 3 relinquished
Washington County Sheriff's Office5 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 4 revoked · 1 relinquished
West Melbourne Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 1 suspended · 1 relinquished
West Palm Beach Police Department6 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 1 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 3 revoked · 3 suspended · 1 relinquished
Winter Haven Police Department4 officers with an adverse FDLE action · 2 for a dishonesty offenseBy sanction: 1 revoked · 3 suspended
Winter Springs Police Department3 officers with an adverse FDLE actionBy sanction: 2 revoked · 1 suspended

Source: Florida Department of Law Enforcement / Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission published certification-discipline records.

NYC officers · CCRB untruthfulness findings

NYC officers the CCRB found made a false, misleading, or inaccurate official statement.

These are New York City officers the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) substantiated an untruthfulness allegation against — a false, misleading, or inaccurate official statement. A civilian-oversight finding of untruthfulness is directly probative of an officer's character for truthfulness under Fed. R. Evid. 608(b). Both the CCRB disposition and the NYPD's own disposition are shown below verbatim (the full picture, including where the NYPD disagreed or did not record an outcome). Each entry is drawn from the public NYC Open Data CCRB allegations dataset (linked below); the CCRB complaint id is shown so you can locate the exact record. A CCRB finding is not a court finding. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry — BenchRecon makes no finding of its own.

Matthew CabillisCCRB substantiated
Command: PSA 6
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2025-01-24 · CCRB complaint 202412417
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Sergio MejiaCCRB substantiated
Command: 079 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-12-08 · CCRB complaint 202412174
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Carmelo QuilesCCRB substantiated
Command: TD 12
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-12-04 · CCRB complaint 202412078
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Thaher AhmedCCRB substantiated
Command: 081 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-12-04 · CCRB complaint 202412035
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Keith DonahueCCRB substantiated
Command: 113 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-10-12 · CCRB complaint 202410196
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Santo VillarCCRB substantiated
Command: 043 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-07-31 · CCRB complaint 202500939
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Anthony GittoCCRB substantiated
Command: 121 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-07-05 · CCRB complaint 202407460
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Richard DegaetanoCCRB substantiated
Command: 121 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-07-05 · CCRB complaint 202407460
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Nadeem KhanCCRB substantiated
Command: PSA 2
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-06-13 · CCRB complaint 202406020
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Sohaib RasoolCCRB substantiated
Command: 081 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-05-24 · CCRB complaint 202405368
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Ronald CangemiCCRB substantiated
Command: 024 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-04-21 · CCRB complaint 202404519
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Yakov KaushanskiyCCRB substantiated
Command: MS SU CRT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU Command Discipline B · incident 2024-04-11 · CCRB complaint 202310528
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Michael SmithCCRB substantiated
Command: 042 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-03-15 · CCRB complaint 202402682
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Bryan CrisantosCCRB substantiated
Command: 071 PCT
Allegation: False official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-02-25 · CCRB complaint 202402110
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Bryan ToledoCCRB substantiated
Command: 041 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-02-19 · CCRB complaint 202401734
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Harryson CothiasCCRB substantiated
Command: 041 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-02-19 · CCRB complaint 202401734
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Jake RileyCCRB substantiated
Command: 060 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-02-17 · CCRB complaint 202401640
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset
Jose GuzmanCCRB substantiated
Command: 060 PCT
Allegation: Misleading official statement
CCRB: Substantiated (Charges) · NYPD: APU - Decision Pending · incident 2024-02-17 · CCRB complaint 202401640
NYC Open Data CCRB dataset

Notable Florida officers

Officers a Florida court has already found a problem with.

These are law-enforcement witnesses whose testimony or conduct drew an adverse finding in a published Florida appellate opinion — a granted suppression, an adverse credibility ruling, or a reversal. Each is a source-backed lead linked to the opinion it came from. Confirm the officer's identity against your case before relying on any entry; this is not a Brady/Giglio determination.

BermudezAdverse credibility finding
State improperly bolstered Officer Bermudez's testimony and credibility; conviction vacated and remanded for new trial.
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ChildsAdverse credibility finding
Court found Officer Childs had a significant credibility issue — DOC internal affairs found his prior report falsely accused another inmate; this Brady material was not disclosed, requiring reversal of one conviction.
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CookeAdverse credibility finding
Court held Officer Cooke's arrest for breach of peace was unlawful, but reversed Court of Appeals on the threat charge — respondent's threat constituted a new and distinct crime.
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ForrestAdverse credibility finding
Deputy Forrest pled nolo contendere to lewd conduct after coercing oral sex from plaintiff while on duty; court found sufficient evidence of vicarious liability to survive summary judgment.
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HowellAdverse credibility finding
Court found TBI Agent Howell cocaine use and theft from state crime lab was newly discovered evidence materially undermining his credibility; coram nobis granted for Vasquez and Garza.
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Jonathan JusinoAdverse credibility finding
Court reversed convictions; Jusino impermissibly bolstered his own credibility through testimony about unrelated drug transactions; error not harmless beyond reasonable doubt.
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PapajAdverse credibility finding
Detective Papaj's expert testimony erroneously admitted; of no help to trier of fact on the Blair case elements; conviction reversed.
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Patrick HowellAdverse credibility finding
Court found TBI Agent Patrick Howell drug use and theft from crime lab constituted newly discovered evidence fatally undermining his credibility; new trials ordered for Vasquez and Garza.
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Wally PapajAdverse credibility finding
Detective Wally Papaj's expert testimony erroneously admitted; held to be of no probative value on the elements at issue; conviction reversed.
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Barry ParisAdverse credibility finding
Court found Paris was negligent in failing to preserve a tape-recorded interview but that no new trial sanction was warranted because defendant was not prejudiced by the destruction.
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Detective Charles HumphreyAdverse credibility finding
Court held the undercover detective deliberately elicited incriminating statements likely producing a Massiah violation; counsel was deficient for not moving to suppress them, though no prejudice was found.
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Detective Charlie SharmanAdverse credibility finding
Detective vouched on redirect that the jailhouse informant did not "make up" the knife-location detail; court treated this as improper bolstering of another witness but assumed deficiency without finding prejudice.
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MontijoAdverse credibility finding
Officer Montijo testified he was not present during defendant's misconduct and refused to falsely confirm defendant's alibi; testimony corroborated the charge; conviction affirmed.
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ZainAdverse credibility finding
Court affirmed denial of habeas petition; court found Trooper Fred Zain intentionally and systematically gave inaccurate, invalid, and false testimony and reports, but petitioner's Zain III claim was not timely raised; habeas denied.
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Allen MeyerSuppression granted
Court reversed; held warrantless entry and search of apartment where Trooper Meyer and deputies responded to noise complaint was not justified under the emergency doctrine, evidence suppressed.
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Andrew ChaulkSuppression granted
Court affirmed suppression of evidence seized from defendant's locked bedroom; officers including Detective Chaulk lacked probable cause to extend search beyond common areas despite drugs found elsewhere in apartment.
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BieckerSuppression granted
Court granted suppression; held Officer Biecker lacked reasonable articulable suspicion to conduct Terry stop of defendant walking from behind dumpster at 3:30 a.m. — cocaine was fruit of unlawful seizure.
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BlackportSuppression granted
Court held Deputy Blackport's extended detention of defendants beyond the traffic stop was unlawful — no articulable basis for suspecting criminal activity at the time of detention; suppression required.
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