Former San Diego Deputy Who Admitted Sexual Assaults Becomes Chaplain
An ex-sheriff's deputy in San Diego, who admitted to sexually assaulting women while on duty, has become a chaplain.
San Diego, CA, August 31, 2026 — A former sheriff’s deputy in San Diego, who has admitted to sexually assaulting women while serving in his official capacity, has since taken on a new role as a chaplain.
The individual’s transition from law enforcement to a spiritual advisory position comes after he acknowledged committing sexual assaults during his tenure as a deputy. Specific details regarding the timeline of the assaults, the exact number of victims, or the dates of the admission were not provided in the summary of the trend. The specific law enforcement agency and the name of the individual have not been disclosed in the information available.
Information regarding the legal proceedings or consequences that followed the deputy’s admission of sexual assault is also not available. The process by which the former deputy obtained the chaplaincy role, including the organization or institution that appointed him and the specific duties involved, was not detailed.
The transition highlights a path taken by individuals with past misconduct allegations in law enforcement toward roles in community service or religious capacities. Further details about the scope of the assaults, the disciplinary actions taken by the former agency, and the vetting process for his current chaplaincy are not publicly available based on the provided trend summary.
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