San Diego police officer accused of planting spyware put on unpaid leave

A veteran San Diego police officer who was forced by a judge to turn in her firearms after finding she stalked her ex-husband has been put on unpaid leave by the force.

Stephanie Cockrell has been given an ultimatum: apply to transfer to a non-sworn position, take an unpaid leave of absence, or resign, according to court documents she filed Wednesday.

“I was only offered the three options above, or I would be terminated,” Stephanie wrote in a declaration obtained by Team 10…

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