Police Officer Steals Deceased's Home
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- Sophia BaumDaily Mail
- Owen ScottThe Independent
- Richard Luscombe in MiamiThe Guardian
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Police Officer Steals Deceased's Home. (2026, October 22). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/95017
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Brian Louis Sguros, 35, an officer with the Lauderhill police department near Miami, appeared in court Wednesday on charges including criminal use of a deceased person’s identification.
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- 21 Oct
An autopsy later determined that West had died of cardiovascular disease, and his death was ruled natural.
Coverage 3 articles
22 Oct Florida police officer finds man dead and steals his house and identity, authorities allege
The Guardian
21 Oct Police officer accused of taking over dead man’s home and stealing his identity so he could renovate it
The Independent
21 Oct Police officer called to welfare check found a man dead in his home... and then decided to move into the house and take it over, prosecutors allege
Daily Mail
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