Ex-Ga. Cop Must Register as a Sex Offender

March 15, 2011
A former DeKalb County police officer accused of forcing two women to perform oral sex in lieu of arrests must now register as a sex offender.

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. --

A former DeKalb County police officer accused of forcing two women to perform oral sex in lieu of arrests must now register as a sex offender.

Javier Garces pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of sodomy and one count of violating the oath of office.

A spokesman for the DeKalb County district attorney’s office said Garces was on duty at the time of the incidents in January and February of 2009.

Judge Clarence Seeliger sentenced Garces to three years in jail.

“Garces’ actions were inexcusable and unacceptable for a sworn officer charged with keeping peace and justice. Instead of upholding his oath of office, he preyed on the very people he was tasked to protect,” said District Attorney Robert James.

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