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Jail Deputies Accused Of Phone Sex
Two Female Deputies Accused Of Having Telephone Sex With Inmates

SACRAMENTO, Mar. 14, 2007
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(AP) The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department has reopened an internal investigation to determine whether two female deputies broke the law when they engaged in telephone sex with jail inmates.

The announcement by Sacramento County Sheriff John McGinness comes after the two deputies involved resigned. At the time, McGinness said the resignations would end further investigation.

The conversations were discovered by another jail employee who was listening to recorded inmate phone calls as part of a separate investigation, said Capt. Scott Jones, the jail commander.

Each deputy took part in more than 10 phone calls with the inmates over several weeks earlier this year, he said.

State law prohibits law enforcement officers from engaging in sexual activity with inmates. Investigators have said there was no evidence either of the deputies engaged in any physical sexual contact with inmates.

"On an individual level, I think it's a black eye for those two deputies," Jones said. "I'm certain that right now they are very remorseful about their actions, but it was their actions.

Sheriff's officials would not release the deputies' names. Both are married to other deputies in the department.

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"Sheriff's officials would not release the deputies' names. Both are married to other deputies in the department."

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