VOORHEES, N.J. (CBS) — A Voorhees police officer was charged Monday with misusing his police powers for personal reasons, according to officials in Camden County.
Forty-four-year-old Jeffrey M. Tyther is accused of using the State Police NCIC motor vehicle database on September 9, 2011 to get personal information about a female driver he passed in Voorhees.
Authorities say while on duty in a marked police cruiser, Tyther saw the woman pass him in traffic, pulled up next to her and waved at her. Neither one of them stopped their vehicles nor did they speak to one another. However, authorities say days later, Tyther used the woman’s personal information retrieved from the database to find her and “friend” her on Facebook.
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Oh yeah! keep putting personal info on facebook.
ReplyDeleteCops use data bases like this ALL the time.
ReplyDeleteEvery one a criminal.
Oh yeah! keep putting personal info on facebook.
ReplyDeleteJuly 27, 2012 11:26 AM
Like what? HER NAME?!