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![🚨 FLORIDA COP ACCUSED OF TAKING OVER DEAD MAN’S HOME AND IMPERSONATING HIM FOR YEARS! Brian Louis Sguros, a 35-year-old Lauderhill police officer, has been arrested after allegedly using a deceased man’s identity in an attempt to take control of his home. In July 2022, Sguros responded to a welfare check and helped discover 71-year-old Dennis West dead inside his Lauderhill, Florida, residence. Investigators allege that just weeks later, Sguros began taking control of the property. Authorities say Sguros falsely told the medical examiner that he was West’s friend and that the man had no living relatives. Investigators allege he used West’s personal information to pay property taxes and utility bills, obtain renovation permits, and make it appear the deceased homeowner was still alive. Sguros reportedly spent more than $200,000 renovating the home over approximately 2½ years. Investigators also allege that he forged West’s signature on permit paperwork and improperly accessed police databases to obtain the deceased man’s personal information. The alleged scheme came to light after a real estate company acquired the property from West’s lawful heirs. Sguros later filed a civil lawsuit seeking reimbursement for the money he claimed to have invested in renovations. He was arrested on October 20, 2026, and faces five felony charges, including official misconduct and the criminal use of a deceased person’s identification information. He has been placed on leave without pay. Sguros has not been convicted, and the allegations have yet to be proven in court. <Cite refs={[“turn210749search0”,“turn210749search1”,“turn210749search3”]}/> How does a case like this happen after an officer is called to protect the public? Share your thoughts below. #17Vues #FloridaNews #PoliceNews #CrimeNews #BreakingNews](/video/cover/7700214837376290061.webp)
