Source: New York Post
A Southern California jail worker who was arrested earlier this year allegedly mined inmate records to track down a newly released female prisoner — then called her in the middle of the night to tell her he wanted to “shoot his shot,” according to a bombshell legal claim. Riverside County corrections deputy Yash Patel, 30, allegedly pulled inmate Summer Johnson’s private data from a jail database, then used it to pursue the 31-year-old woman after she was released wearing leggings and a sports bar in early March, according to a legal claim filed this week. 4 Summer Johnson accused a Riverside County jail worker of improperly accessing her information to contact her.
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