Orange County Sheriff Dept Investigator Charged with False Police Report
SANTA ANA - An investigator worked with Orange County Sheriff Department has been charged with 6 counts of filing false police reports.
Janet Strong, started as a peace officer with Orange County Sheriff's Department in 1988, lied in the police reports about her investigation work on cases. She stated in the report that she investigated on several robbery case, theft crimes and other criminal cases, but actually she didn't do any of the work as she said.
A hearing has been scheduled for her on Monday. If she is convicted, she could be sentenced to probation up to six years.
Under California Criminal Law, Penal Code Section 148.5 A person is guilty of a misdemeanor if he reports a crime, knowing the information on the report is false,
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