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LAPD officer under investigation for allegedly fondling dead woman's breasts

An LAPD body camera recorded an officer playing with a dead female's breasts.
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LAPD officer under investigation for allegedly fondling dead woman’s breasts

A veteran Los Angeles police officer is under investigation after his body-worn camera captured him allegedly fondling a dead woman’s breasts.

The officer, who is assigned to downtown’s Central Division, was placed on leave once supervisors reviewed the footage during a random inspection, LAPD officials said.

The incident occurred when the officer and his partner responded to a call about a possible dead woman in a residential unit, sources said. Once the two officers determined the woman was dead, one officer returned to the patrol car to retrieve something. During that time, the accused officer turned off his body-worn camera and allegedly fondled the woman’s breasts, LAPD officials said.

Although the officer deactivated the camera, a two-minute buffer on the device captured the incident. The department is also investigating the officer’s work history.

“We immediately launched an administrative investigation once we learned about the incident,” chief spokesman Josh Rubenstein said, “and we assigned the officer to home.” He declined to comment further.

Assistant Chief Robert Arcos called the recording “very disturbing.”

The Los Angeles Police Protective League, the union that represents rank-and-file cops, called the allegations troubling.

“If this allegation is true, then the behavior exhibited by this officer is not only wrong, but extremely disturbing, and does not align with the values we, as police officers, hold dear, and these values include respect and reverence for the deceased,” the board of directors said in a statement. “This behavior has no place in law enforcement.”

Currently, when an LAPD officer turns his or her camera on, it automatically begins saving video and audio starting two minutes prior to the activation. It’s unclear for how long the officer fondled the dead woman or what triggered him to later activate the camera.

Supervisors discovered the act during a random inspection of video recordings.

Last month, The Times reported that the LAPD would start reviewing random recordings to make sure officers are following guidelines when dealing with the public.

Chief Michel Moore reached an agreement last month with the union to inspect body-worn camera recordings that don’t involve arrests or the use of force.

The inspections will allow supervisors to determine whether some officers need additional training or counseling to prevent instances of biased policing, Moore told the Board of Police Commissioners. Supervisors would check to make sure that officers aren’t rude and that they explain their actions when stopping people, he said.

Even prior to the agreement, police leaders could review recordings and discipline officers for misconduct discovered on video. It is standard for police bosses to review recordings from arrests, when force is used or in cases where the public files complaints against officers.

The LAPD began field testing body-worn cameras in 2014 and eventually deployed more than 7,000. The department collects about 14,000 recordings each day and has accumulated recordings totaling more than 2.1 million hours.
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You'd have been better off just copying the story title for the thread title.....

LAPD pig under investigation for coping a of dead woman’s t!tty
 
I feel like I say this in alot of the threads that are about police abuse... but they need to make sure this asshole doesnt get a pension and that the taxpayers aren't paying for his fuckery.

The police union should be on the hook for this.. dude should not receive a pension and no taxpayer dollars should be used in the settlement that the family of this woman's family will eventually get
 
Inori said:
Fire and prosecute this nasty muhfucka. What's to investigate if the shit is on camera?

That being said... these muhfuckas shouldn't be allowed to cut off body cams in the first place anyway
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u make a good point but i work in public safety and the argument that the police use is that they dont have the storage space nor the man power to review the footage for the officers to have their cameras on all the time. its bullshit i know
 
semi-auto-mato said:
u make a good point but i work in public safety and the argument that the police use is that they dont have the storage space nor the man power to review the footage for the officers to have their cameras on all the time. its bullshit i know
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I'm sure having appropriate storage space might be an actual legit issue to be concerned about and should be addressed.

That shit has less credence if immediately after you cut the shit off you commence to committing a fuckin crime tho.

I think that the fact that the shit continues to record for a period of time after the user "turns it off" is a fantastic function and is good coding imo
 
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LAPD officer accused of fondling dead woman's breasts is arrested and charged

LAPD officer accused of fondling dead woman's breasts arrested, charged
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LAPD officer accused of fondling dead woman’s breasts is arrested and charged

A Los Angeles Police Department officer accused of fondling a dead woman’s breasts was arrested Thursday and charged, officials said.

David Rojas was taken into custody by the Internal Affairs Division after the district attorney’s office charged the Central Division officer with a felony violation of the state safety codes covering sexual actions with human remains.

Rojas and his partner responded to a call about a possible dead woman in a residential unit, sources said. Once the two officers determined the woman was dead, Rojas’ partner returned to the patrol car to retrieve something. During that time, Rojas turned off his body-worn camera and allegedly fondled the woman’s breasts, LAPD officials said.

Although the officer deactivated the camera, a two-minute buffer on the device captured the incident. The department is also investigating the officer’s work history.

Currently, when an LAPD officer turns his or her camera on, it automatically begins saving video and audio starting two minutes before the activation. It’s unclear for how long the officer allegedly fondled the dead woman or what triggered him to later activate the camera.
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LAPD officer who allegedly fondled corpse pleads not guilty | CNN

A Los Angeles police officer who allegedly fondled a dead woman's breasts while on duty pleaded not guilty in an arraignment Monday.
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LAPD officer who allegedly fondled corpse pleads not guilty

(CNN) — A Los Angeles police officer who allegedly fondled a dead woman's breasts while on duty pleaded not guilty in an arraignment Monday.

David Rojas, 27, was charged last month with one felony count of having sexual contact with human remains without authority after the alleged incident on October 20.

The alleged incident was recorded on Rojas' body camera when he and his partner responded to a call about a possible dead body, Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey said.

Rojas was alone in a room with the dead woman while his partner went to get paperwork from the patrol car, CNN affiliate KCBS-TV reported. Rojas turned off his body camera and inappropriately touched the woman, LAPD officials told the station.

A two-minute buffer on the camera captured the alleged incident even though Rojas had turned it off, KCBS-TV reported.

Footage of the incident was found in a random check of body camera footage, the station reported.

Los Angeles police officials placed Rojas, a four-year veteran of the department, on leave after discovering the footage, KCBS-TV reported.

Rojas is free on $20,000 bail. Rojas' attorney, Robert S. Ernenwein, declined comment in an email Monday.

At the time of his arrest, Rojas' union, the Los Angeles Police Protective League, said: "His alleged behavior is abhorrent and an affront to every law enforcement professional working the LAPD."
CNN has reached out to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office for comment.
Rojas faces up to three years in state prison, if convicted, prosecutors said. Rojas' next court date is February 27.
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