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Fla. Cop Accused of Having Sex On Duty

August 09, 2012  | 

A Delray Beach (Fla.) Police officer accused of having sex with a drunken woman facing possible arrest won't be charged criminally, according to the State Attorney's Office.

But that doesn't mean Officer Frank Umbriac of the Delray Beach Police Department is off the hook.

Umbriac is still the focus of an open internal investigation and is on administrative leave, Delray police announced Tuesday.

Read the full Sun-Sentinel story.

Tags: Delray Beach (Fla.) PD, Officer Misconduct, Sex On Duty


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