Ex-Florida Cop Who Allegedly Tracked Actress He Met on Vince Vaughn TV Show Avoids Jail
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Key Points:
- Lamar Eliseo Roman, a former Florida police officer, avoided jail time by entering a pre-trial intervention program after being charged with three felonies for unlawfully using law enforcement cameras to track a woman.
- Roman must complete 100 hours of community service, pay $1,700 in fines, attend therapy, and avoid excessive intoxicant use for two years while reporting monthly to a probation officer.
- The agreement requires Roman to have no contact with the woman he tracked, and upon successful completion, prosecutors will drop the charges.
- Roman was accused of using sheriff's office databases to obtain information about an actress he met on the set of the TV show "Bad Monkey," using the data to monitor her movements and attempt to flirt with her.
- He reportedly added the actress' car information to the system, which alerted him when she passed certain checkpoints, and he pulled her over, making inappropriate comments during the encounter.
