Former San Diego County Deputy Accused of Assault Identified as Ex-Chaplain

San Diego, CA, September 1, 2026 — A former San Diego County deputy, who faced accusations of sexually assaulting more than a dozen women during his time on duty, has recently been identified as an ex-chaplain.

The individual’s identity and specific details regarding his tenure as a deputy were not provided in the summary. Similarly, information pertaining to the timeline of the alleged assaults, the number of women involved beyond ‘over a dozen’, and the outcomes of any investigations or legal proceedings related to these accusations were not detailed.

This individual served as a deputy for San Diego County before his identification as an ex-chaplain. Further information regarding his role or service as a chaplain, including the specific denomination or organization he was affiliated with, was also not available.

The summary indicates that the accusations involved sexual assault while the individual was serving as a law enforcement officer. The scope and nature of these previous allegations, including any specific charges, convictions, or settlements, remain unstated in the available information. The exact circumstances that led to his departure from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department or his transition to an ex-chaplain role were also not disclosed.

Details regarding who identified the former deputy as an ex-chaplain, and when this identification occurred, were not specified. The current status of any ongoing legal matters or public records related to the former deputy and the accusations he faced were not provided.

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