CRIMEAug 4 · 02:50 UTCKTLA 5John Ross Ferrara

Bell police officer charged with illegally accessing DMV info, placing tracking device on ex-girlfriend's car, DA's office says

A Bell Police Department officer is facing up to three and a half years in jail for illegally accessing DMV records and placing a GPS tracking device on his ex-girlfriend's car, according to prosecutors. The officer, James Ixcoy, used a DMV database on July 17 for unauthorized purposes.

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