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Surveillance footage released of Sheriff’s Deputy charged with retail theft
"Zeller worked approximately 60 shifts at the Home Depot, from January 2022 to September 14, 2022, ranging from six to 10 hours per shift. In at least eight instances captured by surveillance he would remove products from the hardware store’s shelves, place them near the registers with a note indicating they should be held for him, then walk out of the store without paying. He was wearing a Snohomish County Sheriff’s uniform, using Sheriff’s Office equipment, and driving a fully marked patrol car during these incidents.
Misinterpreting a state law that rules any amount stolen over $750 becomes a felony, Zeller would never steal more than $750 worth of products at a time, court documents show."
Oopsie.
Surveillance footage released of Sheriff's Deputy charged with retail theft - Lynnwood Times
Jeremie Zeller, a now former Snohomish County Sheriff's Deputy, is facing charges of a Class B felony for organized retail theft.
lynnwoodtimes.com
From Steve Lehto:
"...and so he thought he knew the law and apparently he was wrong. And I know that'll come as a surprise to many people <laughs> that a county deputy does not know the law. that. well." Time stamp: 06:14 - 06:24
Huh. Jailhouse lawyers (aka sea or garrison lawyers) and cops; not knowing the law as well as they think they know it. Who'd have thunk?
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