Ex-deputy uses fake Facebook to try to convince woman her boyfriend cheated, US cops say


According to investigators, the ex-deputy began messaging the woman on Facebook under the name ‘Katie Morgan’, a fake account and persona Bogenschutz had created while he was a member of the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, The Commercial Review reported. — AP

A former Indiana deputy is accused of using a fake Facebook profile to harass a woman and to try to sabotage her relationship with her boyfriend, officials told news outlets.

Indiana State Police arrested Derek Bogenschutz, 36, on Wednesday Sept 25, on a charge of felony identity deception, WFFT reported.

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