Ian Fletcher – Catron County Sheriff’s Department

Former Sheriff Ian Fletcher was charged in December 2022 with 10 felony counts, including embezzlement, money laundering, misuse of public money, and engaging in official acts for personal gain. He allegedly laundered over $10,000 and used his position to siphon funds from the county. Specifically, Fletcher is accused of embezzling over $39,000 in federal funds […]

Deputy Patrick Rael – Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department

Accused of racial and religious profiling during a 2017 traffic stop involving two Black women and a child. Allegedly stopped the vehicle without apparent reason, issued a citation for an improperly secured child, and conducted a prolonged search without finding any contraband. The incident led to a lawsuit settled in January 2024, with the county […]

Sheriff Dan Houston – Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department

Subject of a whistleblower lawsuit filed by former legal advisor Jennifer Vega-Brown, alleging termination in retaliation for complaining about inappropriate remarks made by Houston towards her and other female employees, particularly Hispanic women. The lawsuit resulted in a $500,000 settlement paid by the county. ## Officer Forum Links: – [Sheriff Dan Houston](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/sheriff-dan-houston/)

Under Sheriff Johann Jareno – Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department

Resigned in February 2025 after being implicated by the FBI in a DWI racketeering, bribery, and conspiracy enterprise aimed at dismissing DWI cases. Part of a larger corruption case involving multiple law enforcement officers from APD, BCSO, and State Police. ## Officer Forum Links: – [Under Sheriff Johann Jareno](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/under-sheriff-johann-jareno/)

Charles Cieply – Weber County Sheriff’s Office

In 2019, Corporal Charles Cieply violated the Weber County Human Resources Nepotism Policy by supervising his wife, a corrections assistant, on multiple occasions. Despite prior informal warnings, he continued these violations, leading to his demotion to deputy and a temporary pay reduction. The Administrative Law Judge found the discipline excessive and inconsistent, resulting in the […]

Deputy Craig Brown – Wayne County Sheriff’s Office

In March 2014, Deputy Craig Brown received an 18-month suspension for a DUI accusation. Brown informed the POST Council that he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. ([fox13now.com](https://www.fox13now.com/2014/03/27/police-misconduct-investigations-increasing-14-officials-disciplined?utm_source=openai)) ## Officer Forum Links: – [Deputy Craig Brown](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/deputy-craig-brown/)

Unidentified Jail Guards – Washington County Sheriff’s Office

In 2005, three Washington County jail guards were arrested and charged for engaging in sexual acts with inmates. The incidents raised concerns about the policies at Purgatory Correctional Facility, particularly regarding male guards being alone with female inmates in areas without video surveillance. Despite these prior incidents, subsequent cases of sexual misconduct occurred, indicating systemic […]

Unidentified Corrections Officer – Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Alongside the deputy sheriff, a Washington County corrections officer was also involved in the attempted smuggling of anabolic steroids from Tijuana, Mexico. Arrested at the border by U.S. Customs agents, the corrections officer faced similar potential federal charges. The U.S. Attorney’s Office opted not to prosecute, with the expectation that POST would address the misconduct. […]

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