'Had to arrest one of my own': Sumter detective accused of using databases to look up husband's ex

Detective accused of accessing data, Flock system to get information on husband's ex

A Florida sheriff's detective is accused of falsifying official records and misusing law enforcement databases during unauthorized personal searches.

Sumter County detective arrested for misusing police databases for personal gain

Former detective Brandy Almany was arrested for official misconduct after allegedly misusing confidential law enforcement databases.

Central Florida sheriff suspends Flock cameras after scandal involving detective

A Sumter County Sheriff’s Office detective has been arrested and terminated after investigators say she improperly accessed multiple law enforcement databases for personal reasons.In a statement released Thursday, sheriff’s officials said an internal audit found “improper and unlawful” use of agency database systems to monitor an individual. The audit identified irregular activity tied to Detective Brandy Almany, who has been employed with the a…

'Had to arrest one of my own': Sumter detective accused of using databases to look up husband's ex

A detective with the Sumter County Sheriff's Office was fired and arrested for allegedly using law-enforcement databases to gain information on her husband's ex-wife, the sheriff said Thursday.

Lady detective allegedly used law enforcement database to track husband's ex-wife - Villages-News.com

A Sumter County Sheriff's detective was fired and arrested Thursday after she allegedly abused powerful law enforcement databases to secretly spy on her husband's ex-wife. Read more: Lady detective allegedly used law enforcement database to track husband’s ex-wife

Sumter County sheriff's detective fired, arrested over alleged database misuse

A Sumter County Sheriff's Office detective has been fired and arrested after investigators accused her of improperly accessing multiple law enforcement databases to gather information about her husband's ex-wife for personal reasons, Sheriff Patrick "Pat" Breeden announced.