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Newly Hired Florida Cop Arrested for Pawning Multiple Police-Issued Guns and Fraudulently Using Partner’s Credit Card
Loaded on Oct. 27, 2022
by Kaden Gicker
Filed under:
Police Misconduct,
Defrauding a Public Community,
Bank Fraud/Robbery/Theft.
Location:
Florida.
Leonardo Carbo was hired as a police officer in Hialeah Gardens, Florida, on June 27, 2022. Just over three months later he was out of the job and under arrest. How did he fall so far so fast? The Miami Herald reported that the officer, 30, who also reportedly …
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