Celeste Guap, a former underage sex worker who claims she had sex
at the age of 17 with multiple police officers in the East Bay, has
reportedly had contact with multiple officers in the San Francisco
Police Department. (Left: Jessica Christian/S.F. Examiner; Right:
Courtesy photo)
A San Francisco police officer under investigation for possible
connections to an Oakland Police Department sex trafficking scandal has
been put on modified duty and transferred from his station, the San
Francisco Examiner has learned.
Officer Rodger Ponce De Leon was
transferred on chief’s orders from the Northern Station on June 16. His
new duties are unknown, but he has been assigned to the San Francisco
Police Department’s’ Operations Center, which, sources say, is one of
several locations officers are sent when they are not permitted to have
contact with the public.
Ponce De Leon was transferred as a result
of this investigation, according to two sources with links to SFPD.
Sources also told the Examiner that Ponce De Leon had his gun taken from
him at Northern Station before he was transferred.
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