SeanTX
07-26-2014, 12:31 PM
You have to wonder how often this happens, cops stalking women just because they can. Creeps who have the power to kidnap and kill. And I'm sure most allegations of these cases aren't even pursued really -- this girl must have some connections somewhere.
http://www.timesrecordnews.com/news/local-news/crime/cop-arrested-for-sopping-female-teen_33505907
Cop arrested for stopping female teen
Barbara Green
11:02 AM, Jul 23, 2014
5:20 AM, Jul 24, 2014
A Saint Jo Police Officer was arrested July 15 for official oppression, based on allegations by a Bowie area teen.
Steven Bret Nabors, 34, is accused of unlawfully detaining an 18-year-old female driver from the Bowie area on at least two occasions and following her on several other occasions, according to the arrest affidavit.
Texas Ranger Marshall W. Thomas said he did not want to release the young woman’s name due to the case still being under investigation. Nabors was released on $1,500 bond on the Class A misdemeanor.
Police Chief Tony Tamayo said Nabors, employed with the department since October, has been placed on paid administrative leave.
The teen made a written statement to Bowie Police Department School Resource Officer Bob Blackburn on March 4. She said she was pulled over for the first time on Oct. 22, 2013 for speeding, a stop the driver says was justified because she was speeding.
On Nov. 1, 2013, the officer pulled her over again, she said, because he said her vehicle registration was about to expire. The driver did not receive a citation or warning, and added the registration was valid.
The affidavit continues with specific dates the officer allegedly followed her outside of Saint Jo: Feb. 7, the officer followed her outside of Saint Jo on State Highway 59 to the courthouse at Montague; Feb. 17, down Highway 59 all the way to Prime Cut Steakhouse; Feb. 21, on U.S. 82 past the Cooke County line and then on Feb. 24 to Lone Star Road on Texas 59, south of Bowie.
She told officers on Feb. 3, he stopped her because her turn signal was on the verge of going out. The driver said when she got home, she checked and it was working fine. In referencing the dates, the woman said she was sure of the dates because she called her mother after each incident.
Ranger Thomas also interviewed the complainant on March 6 and she confirmed the information. She said she was stopped three times in the city limits of Saint Jo and the other times he followed her “making her very uncomfortable.”
The woman also claimed she no longer drives through Saint Jo due to being “afraid she will be stopped or followed” by Nabors. She also said she knew it was a Saint Jo Police Officer because she could read the name on the side of the Tahoe when she passed it.
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http://www.timesrecordnews.com/news/local-news/crime/cop-arrested-for-sopping-female-teen_33505907
Cop arrested for stopping female teen
Barbara Green
11:02 AM, Jul 23, 2014
5:20 AM, Jul 24, 2014
A Saint Jo Police Officer was arrested July 15 for official oppression, based on allegations by a Bowie area teen.
Steven Bret Nabors, 34, is accused of unlawfully detaining an 18-year-old female driver from the Bowie area on at least two occasions and following her on several other occasions, according to the arrest affidavit.
Texas Ranger Marshall W. Thomas said he did not want to release the young woman’s name due to the case still being under investigation. Nabors was released on $1,500 bond on the Class A misdemeanor.
Police Chief Tony Tamayo said Nabors, employed with the department since October, has been placed on paid administrative leave.
The teen made a written statement to Bowie Police Department School Resource Officer Bob Blackburn on March 4. She said she was pulled over for the first time on Oct. 22, 2013 for speeding, a stop the driver says was justified because she was speeding.
On Nov. 1, 2013, the officer pulled her over again, she said, because he said her vehicle registration was about to expire. The driver did not receive a citation or warning, and added the registration was valid.
The affidavit continues with specific dates the officer allegedly followed her outside of Saint Jo: Feb. 7, the officer followed her outside of Saint Jo on State Highway 59 to the courthouse at Montague; Feb. 17, down Highway 59 all the way to Prime Cut Steakhouse; Feb. 21, on U.S. 82 past the Cooke County line and then on Feb. 24 to Lone Star Road on Texas 59, south of Bowie.
She told officers on Feb. 3, he stopped her because her turn signal was on the verge of going out. The driver said when she got home, she checked and it was working fine. In referencing the dates, the woman said she was sure of the dates because she called her mother after each incident.
Ranger Thomas also interviewed the complainant on March 6 and she confirmed the information. She said she was stopped three times in the city limits of Saint Jo and the other times he followed her “making her very uncomfortable.”
The woman also claimed she no longer drives through Saint Jo due to being “afraid she will be stopped or followed” by Nabors. She also said she knew it was a Saint Jo Police Officer because she could read the name on the side of the Tahoe when she passed it.
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