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Orange County Sheriff Department arrested one of their deputies for sexual molestation of a disabled woman VolusiaExposed is left wondering if the OCSO investigator questioned if the victim "saw boogey men" like the VCSO did in the Deputy Willard investigation?

Updated December 21, 2011

"When the police are indistinguishable from the bad guys, then society has a serious problem." District Attorney Lynne



The Orange County Sheriff Department has arrested one of their own deputies under the charge of lewd and lascivious molestation of a disabled person.

CFNEWS 13 media account of OCSO Deputy William Martinez's arrest

VolusiaExposed.Com wonders if the Orange County Sheriff investigators questioned the disabled victim, as to whether she saw "boogey men", like VCSO Investigator Richard Graves asked the alleged victim of VCSO Deputy Willard's molestation?

We invite you to read Investigator Graves' January 19, 2011 interview with the alleged victim - pay particular attention to the highlighted text on page 27. Is this an example of what the VCSO considers to be a professional investigation?

Complete transcript - Investigator Graves' January 19, 2011 Interview with complainant - (reference page 27)

During VCSO's investigation (if you can call it that) of the allegations against Deputy Willard, who opted, for reasons we will never know, to commit suicide. Shortly thereafter, the VCSO quietly cleared Deputy Willard of any misconduct.

Click here - VolusiaExposed.Com web page on the VCSO Deputy Willard scandal / suicide.