( Link To Unedited Video: https://youtu.be/zZ9DtBJAu3I ) Deputy Lamar Roman of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office was working a security detail on the set of the TV show "Bad Monkey" in the Florida Keys when he approached a woman working on the production. She told him she had a boyfriend. He told her he would find her and pull her over. Over the next two weeks, investigators say Roman used multiple law enforcement databases -- and entered her license plate into a police "hotlist" -- to track where she was driving. When her plate pinged the system, his in-car camera captured him speeding to catch up, passing vehicles in a no-passing zone and nearly causing a head-on collision, before pulling her over with no legal reason. Weeks later, the detective unit called him in. Under questioning, he admitted all of it. Roman was fired and charged with three felony counts of accessing a computer or electronic device without authority. The case was later routed into a pretrial diversion program. No narration. No commentary. Just the footage. 🎥 More full cases: bodycamzero.com 📩 All footage obtained through public records requests. This video is intended for educational and informational purposes, documenting public law enforcement activity and the records of a criminal investigation. #Bodycam #PoliceMisconduct #FloridaKeys #BadMonkey #PoliceBodycam