Former NYPD officer accused of bribery scheme, sharing private data
The Kings County District Attorney’s Office says Richard Arce searched the database, which allegedly included sensitive information like confidential reports and warrants.
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Apr 15, 2025, 11:20 AM
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2ds agoA former police officer has been accused of sharing private NYPD data as part of a bribery scheme.
The Kings County District Attorney’s Office says Richard Arce searched the database, which allegedly included sensitive information like confidential reports and warrants.
He reportedly exchanged that information with his friend, Raymond Ramos, for payment.
Arce was arraigned on bribery charges in Brooklyn. He remains out on bail and is expected to return to court next month.
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