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Deer Park police officer suspended after using license plate cameras for personal use
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Ajay Patel, Brett Doster , as published by Click2Houston KPRC2 Local
· August 20, 2026
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A Deer Park police officer was suspended for 10 days after an internal audit found he used the department’s license plate reader cameras for what officials called “personal use.” The officer, Brandon Williams, has since been reassigned to community services, according to the Deer Park Police Depa...
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Key points ” The officer, Brandon Williams, has since been reassigned to community services, according to the Deer Park Police Depa... A Deer Park police officer was suspended for 10 days after an internal audit found he used the department’s license plate reader cameras for what officials called “personal use. More safety Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? A Deer Park police officer was suspended for 10 days after an internal audit found he used the department’s license plate reader cameras for what officials called “personal use.” The officer, Brandon Williams, has since been reassigned to community services, according to the Deer Park Police Depa...
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