A former Pennsylvania police officer pleaded guilty to using a law enforcement database to find dates.
Online court records show Sean David Lake, 33, of Dover, pleaded guilty to 19 felony counts of unlawful use of a computer on Monday. Twelve additional counts were withdrawn.
Prosecutors say Lake, who worked at the York County Regional Police Department, used the Commonwealth Law Enforcement Assistance Network without a legitimate reason.
He allegedly looked up 32 names — reviewing personal details, vehicle registrations and criminal histories — and used the information to contact 19 women.
Lake’s sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 11.
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