Missouri Officers Charged in Nude Photo Theft Scandal During Traffic Stops

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Two Missouri police officers, David McKnight and Julian Alcala, have been indicted on federal charges for allegedly pulling over women during traffic stops, searching their phones for nude photos, and photographing or texting the images to themselves. McKnight is accused of victimizing nine women, while Alcala allegedly targeted 20 women. Both officers have resigned, and multiple lawsuits have been filed against Alcala. The FBI is investigating, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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- Former Florissant police officer facing 21 counts in nude photo-stealing scandal KSDK.com
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