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Los Angeles Times
المصدر: Los Angeles Times
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المصدر: Los Angeles Times
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A former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy was sentenced to a year in prison for submitting a false search warrant to secretly track a private client’s estranged husband during divorce proceedings. The deputy, David Anthony Rodriguez, falsely claimed he needed GPS data related to a robbery suspect, but used it to monitor the husband, share location information, and enable co-conspirators to tow the victim's car, plant a tracker, and send threats. Rodriguez, involved with wealthy cryptocurrency figure Adam Iza, pleaded guilty to conspiracy against rights and left the department in 2025. The case highlights misuse of law enforcement authority for private interests connected to Iza, who is in federal custody and awaiting sentencing.
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