CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. — A Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office corporal is on administrative leave and under internal investigation after the solicitor general’s office said he created a Facebook page that targeted a woman he arrested.
Natasha Lopez told Channel 2’s Ashlyn Webb that harassing posts against her have been posted for the past four months and shared private information about her children.
Lopez has challenged her arrest, which came after a dispute over Cherokee County Cpl. Charles Mills entering her home without a search warrant.
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Home surveillance video shows Mills entering Lopez’s home. Court records show a judge signed the search warrant after he went inside.
The warrant sought a cell phone that belonged to Lopez’s 21-year-old son, who did not live there.
We’re looking into their original encounter and what the deputy posted against her for a LIVE report on Channel 2 Action News at 6 p.m.