Sacramento Police officer arrested, accused of filing false report

Alexa Palubicki, 26, was arrested and placed on administrative leave as soon as the department learned of her alleged misconduct, officials said.

[Nelbone]

Lied about a DUI. A DUI can literally ruin a person’s life.

[Cahoo.U]

Let's hope she and others like her CANNOT just go to a different county and continue to be employed as a cop.

[myoama]

She felt comfortable doing it because she has seen and been involved with others who have done the same.

[tonyhelton]

Falsely accusing and arresting someone for a DUI goes way beyond just lying on a police report. That is the actions of a sadistic psychopath and a sociopath who has no empathy or respect for the fellow human beings. If she is willing to ruin someone's life to make her arrest quota, Lord only knows what else she is capable of.

[growdaily]

Man...lying to sack somebody with a DUI is to wreak major damage in someone's life. That's psychopathic behavior.

[winiolivache]

Wow ! She's a fast learner, it didn't take her long to be contaminated .

[lindafurr]

She wasn’t well liked. Otherwise she would have been protected and never charged.

[bigwalt]

All of a sudden 🙄 she don't want us to assume she's guilty before proven innocent, lol she guilty AF

[bcokyhs]

Her blind ambition to become chief of police before the age of thirty, led to her downfall. I really feel sorry for all the people in her community who were stepped on until she was finally arrested.

[pamgater]

All of her cases need to be investigated

[johnedd]

This woman needs to go to prison for a long time ...she definitely has ruined people's lives...

[Hey_Jamie]

It took over 5 months to “investigate” a DUI and a no signal lane change? Wow

[iknownothing]

She needs to get two years. That's what they take from you with false claims

[astaraoneill]

Now THAT’S how to respond to possible corruption. Well done chief.

[charliebetancourt]

When officers take the law and create their own. It should be held in a felony status . Seen a cop lie just to make his record look good is the worst thing that a police department has to face.

[nikapol]

This type of case needs to be dealt with more harshly, because there are two known cases of falsified reports, and possibly many more that led to false arrests, fines, and a massive tarnishing of the people’s confidence in the police to be held to the highest standards. She deserves the harshest sentence allowed.

[mrs.cwharvey]

3 years of service is not long..I do believe she was taught this from a older employee..she just couldn't cover her tracks like she was taught. Now smoke the rest of them out the hole..

[tspks]

I really appreciate how they are reviewing previous cases of hers. At least someone’s listening.

[jortiz]

This have always happened, and will never end while we have criminals in charge of other criminals.

[madgemackles]

It’s just ridiculous and sad. You’re literally ruining someone’s life by falsifying documents and why would it take 5 months to investigate?