EDGEWATER, Fla. — An Edgewater police officer will be off the job for 12 days after showing up late to work.
It's the sixth internal affairs report the department opened into the officer in the last two years, including three that were filed against the officer by the same man.
One of the reports also accuses him of sexual activity in his squad car while he was on duty.
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The investigation done by Edgewater police confirmed he did meet a woman while he was on duty, but it could not prove if there was any sexual misconduct.
It's one of three separate complaints filed against Officer Andrew Spurlock by his girlfriend's ex-husband, Edgewater Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, Jason O'Keefee.
According to another report, Spurlock was 50 minutes late to work in March because he set his alarm to p.m instead of a.m.
In February, another investigation claims Spurlock was asleep in his patrol car when an officer went to relieve him. Spurlock claimed he was only pretending to be asleep.
Spurlock did not respond to a request for comment.
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