Miami Cop Accused Of Stealing Drug Money
POSTED: 6:43 a.m. EDT June 4, 2003
UPDATED: 9:29 a.m. EDT June 4, 2003
MIAMI -- A Miami police officer has been arrested and accused of pocketing money found during a drug raid.
Officer Raynard Gilbert (pictured) is charged with grand theft and tampering with evidence after an internal affairs investigation found that he stole $700 during a May drug bust.
Gilbert has been a Miami cop for 15 years and he's not the only officer in trouble with the law.
Officer Angel Rodriguez was let go from the force after he allegedly tried to solicit sex from a prisoner he picked up on a traffic stop. Rodriguez was fired but not arrested.
Officer Raynard Gilbert (pictured) is charged with grand theft and tampering with evidence after an internal affairs investigation found that he stole $700 during a May drug bust.
Gilbert has been a Miami cop for 15 years and he's not the only officer in trouble with the law.
Officer Angel Rodriguez was let go from the force after he allegedly tried to solicit sex from a prisoner he picked up on a traffic stop. Rodriguez was fired but not arrested.
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