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Pablo L. Camargo – Southern Arizona DUI Task Force

Written by CBKN76

On November 8, 2015, Officer Camargo, a 19-year veteran of the Tucson Police Department, was arrested for extreme DUI after being stopped by an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper. His blood-alcohol content was measured at 0.202, more than twice the legal limit. Camargo was subsequently fired in February 2016 and later found guilty of three DUI-related charges, resulting in jail time, home detention, alcohol screening, and a fine. ([tucson.com](https://tucson.com/news/local/watchdog/arizona-police-licensing-board-hears-cases-on-dui-sexting-drug-use-on-duty/article_b3599563-288e-58ba-838c-ce9e334a6dbd.html?utm_source=openai))

## Officer Forum Links:
– [Pablo L. Camargo](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/pablo-l-camargo/)

## Officer Forum Links:
– [Pablo L. Camargo](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/pablo-l-camargo/)

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