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Mount Laurel officer suspended from force, accused of hacking into woman’s social media accounts

Posted on October 28, 2022 by Dissent

News12 reports:

A Mount Laurel police officer who is accused of hacking into a woman’s social media accounts has been suspended from the force.
Officer Ayron Taylor was arrested earlier this month. Prosecutors say Taylor was charged after an Evesham Township woman told police that someone hacked her accounts and got a hold of nude photos that she had taken of herself.
Read more at News 12 (Bronx).
Available news reports read by DataBreaches do not indicate any prior relationship between Taylor and the victim or any motive for the crime. Nor do the reports indicate whether he used department computers in his actions, but it sounds like it was relatively easy for them to identify him from the results of communications warrants that were issued. But of course, these are just allegations at this point and people are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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