Florida officer accountability records
FDLE Discipline & Hearings
Search 6,328 CJSTC discipline records imposed from 2012 through 2026 across Florida, plus FDLE quarterly disciplinary-hearing publications.
Upcoming Hearing / Commission Meeting
November 2–5, 2026 (tentative) · World Equestrian Center, Ocala, Florida
FDLE states that meeting dates and locations are subject to change. Individual officer hearing agendas will be linked when FDLE publishes them.
An FDLE/CJSTC administrative proceeding is not the same as an agency’s internal discipline or a criminal conviction. Records are presented from official FDLE publications.
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FDLE defines these acts as failures to maintain good moral character. Inclusion here describes the governing rule; it does not mean a person committed a violation.
An arrest or criminal charge is not a conviction. Charges shown here are allegations unless a final court disposition is expressly stated. This section is a growing, source-verified index and is not represented as a complete census of every Florida officer arrest.