Oakland police officer arrested for stalking ex, a city employee
OAKLAND, Calif. - An Oakland Police Department officer was arrested on Monday for stalking a city employee they had a relationship with, police said.
Police did not identify the officer, who was arrested for making annoying, harassing phone calls, criminal threats and stalking; all misdemeanors.
KTVU's Henry Lee reports although police did not identify the officer, records show Matthew Beadle, 31, a 2017 was bonded out of jail wher is listed occupation is police officer.
In a statement, OPD maintained they are committed to transparency and public trust, but would also afford due process in this matter.
Police are working with Alameda County District Attorney's office to review the case and determine possible charges.
The Community Police Review Board will also investigate.
Associated Press contributed to this report.