US police officer posted naked photos of woman after hacking her social media accounts, authorities say


The investigation started in September after the woman, an unidentified Evesham resident, contacted the Evesham Township Police Department and reported that her Snapchat and Facebook accounts had been accessed by an unknown person. The intruder had sent nude photos she had taken of herself to her Snapchat contacts, messaged them to her Facebook friends, and posted them on her Facebook wall, the office said in a statement. — Reuters

A rookie Mount Laurel police officer was arrested last week on accusations he hacked into the social media accounts of a woman and posted naked pictures she’d taken of herself, authorities announced on Oct 27.

Ayron Taylor, 22, of Delran, is charged with three counts of computer crime, invasion of privacy and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office announced. Taylor was arrested Friday, Oct 21.

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