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Sacramento police accused of recording women without their consent in sexual moments

Los agentes buscan más víctimas del acusado.
The officers are looking for more victims of the defendant.

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By: The Opinion Updated 25 Feb 2022, 17: 41 pm EST

The Folsom Police Department is investigating a Sacramento officer for recording videos of women without their consent doing explicit sexual acts. Detectives are looking for more victims to pass judgment against the defendant.

Benjamin Morgan Gray of 31 years, was placed on administrative leave while the Folsom Department conducts the investigation. The events began last 16 January when s A criminal complaint was issued against Gray and when looking for evidence, the videos that the agent had of several women were found.

“The Folsom Police Department is investigating the complaints of the adult victims who were videotaped during intimate settings without their knowledge. Images of possible victims were discovered during the investigation,” the police wrote in a statement.

The Sacramento Police Department agreed to all conditions and is cooperating with the Folsom investigation, meanwhile to Gray who has been part of the Sacramento office since 2015, had his peace officer powers removed and is on administrative leave.

Folsom Police have put out a call to women who have been involved with the defendant in the past three years and believe they are victims of the accused, contact the Folsom office to continue the investigation.

Due to the sensitivity of the case, no further information has been issued in this regard.

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