Sheriff's Employee Tampers with DUI Evidence
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Former LA Sheriffs Employee Pleads Guilty to Tampering with DUI Evidence
A former Los Angeles County sheriffs employee, Tommy Ray Trimble, pleaded no contest to charges of tampering with evidence from his own drunk driving arrest. Trimble, an evidence custodian at the sheriffs crime lab, accessed a secure vault, took out his blood sample, and damaged it by heating it in a microwave. He was arrested on the ninety-one freeway in Compton in July 2024 and later sentenced to two years of probation, two days in county jail, thirty days of community labor, a six-month alcohol treatment program, and three hundred dollars in restitution. Officials emphasize the need for stricter accountability in such roles to uphold justice.
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