The deputy of a former-Volusia Sheriff, who was allegedly threatened to arrest a woman, was sentenced to six months in jail on Thursday if she did not have sexual acts on her.
41 -year -old Stephen Corbin did not enter any competition or prize competition for illegal compensation or reward for illegal compensation or official Act, according to the state’s Attorney office and jail records. The charge is a second degree hooliganism.
Corbin should also surrender his law enforcement certificate.
As part of the argument with prosecutors, Circuit Judge Elizabeth Blackburn stopped the adjudication, meaning that Corbin would have no punishment on his record if he successfully fulfills probation.
Prosecutors rejected a count of prostitution, which for prostitution for prostitution for prostitution, as part of the petition.
Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood wrote after Corbin’s arrest that Corbin was a deputy for 11 years. Corbin resigned as he started the process of fire, Chitwood said. At that time, Corbin was assigned to a courthouse in Detona Beach, according to an affidavit.
Volusia deputy order in female patrol car
A woman told the Detona Beach police that she was contacted on 13 May to drive a Volusia Sheriff Office Patrol car by a person on South Redwood Avenue.
The woman told the police that the man, who was later identified as Corbin, ordered her in a patrol car on cedar and segrav roads. He said that if he did not have oral sex on him, he threatened to arrest him. He denied. She said that Corbin grabbed her left arm and pulled her towards her lap but she went away.
According to a charging affidavit, Corbin released the woman after agreeing to show her to her breasts. Once he pulled his shirt, Corbin let him go out on South Street.
The woman, who was homeless, said she was not a prostitute, but spoke to some women. He said that he was told by a person in a “Sheriff Cruiser” that he was picking him up and paying for sex.
Corbin then picked up another woman. The woman said that Corbin asked her if she wanted to earn some money, but she told her that she had not done so. Corbin responded with a laugh and said “yes, okay,” the affidavit said. The woman again said that she did not “trick”. Corbin told her that she was homeless and asked her if she wanted to earn some money if she gave her a place to live and bathe and she refused.
The affidavit states that Corbin held his hand and tried to force her to her genitals, but she got away. He said that he asked Corbin to get out of Sheriff’s vehicle but he refused and he tried the door and he was closed. He said that he gave corbin instructions to the sunset in, so it would be on the video when he left it.
Once she left her, she went back to Segrev Street and looked back in the Ford Taurus Petrol car drive to Corbin. Corbin tried to go back inside, but he heard people shouting not to get into the car. She said that Corbin opened the passenger’s door but she closed it and she stopped.
The woman said that she was upset about what happened and she was not a prostitute.
Corbin’s patrol car was taken to the police department and discovered. Authorities found a seal box of the trojan condom in the driver’s side door and two seal condoms in the center of the vehicle.
Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood said after Corbin’s arrest that the East-Deputy had humiliated Sheriff’s office and later posted a video of Corbin’s badge melting. Corbin’s defense counsel, Michael Lambert, burnt the “childish” stunt to the badge.
