Overview
- The complaint centers on 22-year-old Raven Walker, who says she was pulled over for expired registration, arrested on a controlled-substance charge and later saw a deputy using Snapchat while transporting her.
- Walker and her sister say screenshots allegedly from the deputy’s private Snapchat story showed Raven’s unredacted driver’s license and booking photos that were later circulated to others.
- Haley Walker said a coworker first alerted the family after recognizing Raven in a Snapchat post, and the sisters filed a formal complaint with the Precinct 5 constable’s office.
- Precinct 5 confirmed the deputy has been suspended and provided a social-media policy that explicitly forbids posting or sharing recordings or images obtained during official law-enforcement duties without authorization.
- Officials say the internal investigation is in its early stages as investigators gather evidence, and the case raises privacy and conduct concerns about on-duty social media use and how ephemeral posts can still produce lasting records.