A Florida police officer has been arrested after authorities say he accessed a law enforcement database to locate a woman he met while working security on the set of “Bad Monkeys.” Vince Vaughn.

Current Deputy Chief of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Lamar Eliseo RomanIn addition to his arrest on Tuesday, March 10, he was fired, the Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook that day.

Roman, 28, is charged with misuse of law enforcement computers, computer networks and electronic devices, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

The agency said he “used law enforcement databases to find information for personal reasons that were beyond the legal scope of his role as a deputy.”

Roman’s attorney was not listed in court records. us weekly Friday, March 13th.

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According to a Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrest warrant report obtained by WPLG, Roman was working as a security guard on the set of “Bad Monkeys” filming in the Florida Keys when he began “whistling” at a woman who arrived as an extra on February 3.

Roman struck up a conversation with the woman and began “flirting and joking” with her, according to reports seen by the station. She reportedly told him she had a boyfriend.

The report also said Roman “said something like, ‘I need your name and phone number in case I pull you over one day,'” according to the station.

Court documents show Roman then searched the woman in state databases, including the Florida Driver and Vehicle Information Database and the Florida Crime Information Center/National Crime Information Center, so he could track her license plate if it was detected by a license plate reader, the station reported.

He accessed the database multiple times throughout the day looking for information about the woman, according to arrest reports he reviewed. miami herald.

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On Feb. 19, Roman allegedly followed the woman’s car on U.S. 1 when he drove into oncoming traffic and then pulled her over, the newspaper reported.

While speaking with authorities, the woman reported that during the traffic stop, Roman approached her window and said, “I told you I was going to find you and pull you over,” and “I wish your boyfriend was in the car so I could pull him out and make him feel bad.” miami herald.

Court records show Roman is scheduled to appear in court on March 26.

In a statement regarding his arrest, Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsey “I am committed to keeping this community informed of the important events happening in our institution – both good and bad,” said.

A Florida police officer has been arrested after authorities say he accessed a law enforcement database to locate a woman he met while working security on the set of “Bad Monkeys.” Vince Vaughn.

Current Deputy Chief of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Lamar Eliseo RomanIn addition to his arrest on Tuesday, March 10, he was fired, the Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook that day.

Roman, 28, is charged with misuse of law enforcement computers, computer networks and electronic devices, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

The agency said he “used law enforcement databases to find information for personal reasons that were beyond the legal scope of his role as a deputy.”

Roman’s attorney was not listed in court records. us weekly Friday, March 13th.

Former actor, animal sanctuary founder arrested on attempted kidnapping charges related to former employee’s lawsuit

According to a Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrest warrant report obtained by WPLG, Roman was working as a security guard on the set of “Bad Monkeys” filming in the Florida Keys when he began “whistling” at a woman who arrived as an extra on February 3.

Roman struck up a conversation with the woman and began “flirting and joking” with her, according to reports seen by the station. She reportedly told him she had a boyfriend.

The report also said Roman “said something like, ‘I need your name and phone number in case I pull you over one day,'” according to the station.

Court documents show Roman then searched the woman in state databases, including the Florida Driver and Vehicle Information Database and the Florida Crime Information Center/National Crime Information Center, so he could track her license plate if it was detected by a license plate reader, the station reported.

He accessed the database multiple times throughout the day looking for information about the woman, according to arrest reports he reviewed. miami herald.

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On Feb. 19, Roman allegedly followed the woman’s car on U.S. 1 when he drove into oncoming traffic and then pulled her over, the newspaper reported.

While speaking with authorities, the woman reported that during the traffic stop, Roman approached her window and said, “I told you I was going to find you and pull you over,” and “I wish your boyfriend was in the car so I could pull him out and make him feel bad.” miami herald.

Court records show Roman is scheduled to appear in court on March 26.

In a statement regarding his arrest, Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsey “I am committed to keeping this community informed of the important events happening in our institution – both good and bad,” said.