Creepy California Google worker caught in heinous act with female customer’s phone
📍 Where it landed
[ { "epilogue": "An internet repairman and GFiber installer from Hemet was arrested after he was accused of sending an explicit video to himself from a female customer's phone during an installation job in Irvine, Orange County. The Google worker was caught in the act during the service call.
Following these initial reports, the story quieted without further definitive conclusion in the coverage." } ]
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (5)
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Creepy California Google worker caught in heinous act with female customer’s phone New York Post · 56d ago broke it first
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