Everett ex-cop acquitted of perjury but is guilty of stalking
EVERETT — It took a jury about eight hours of deliberation to find a former Everett police officer guilty of three misdemeanors, for using police equipment to stalk his ex-girlfriend while also trying to get her new boyfriend arrested.
However, jurors acquitted Jared Corson of the most serious charge he faced in Snohomish County Superior Court: first-degree perjury, a felony.
He was found guilty Monday of stalking, official misconduct and intercepting private communication.
Corson, 37, of Kirkland, was charged last year with using a tracking device on the new boyfriend’s car, then lying about it in a sworn deposition when the woman applied for a protection order.
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