Payam Javan: A deputy from the local Sheriff’s Office has been placed on administrative leave following their arrest by the San Jose Police Department (SJPD) in relation to significant criminal allegations. The Sheriff’s Office confirmed it was notified of the arrest and has taken immediate action to remove the officer from duty pending a thorough review of the situation. The department emphasized its cooperation with external authorities while maintaining the integrity of its internal protocols.

The investigation into the alleged criminal activity is being conducted exclusively by the San Jose Police Department. The Sheriff’s Office has stated that it will not interfere with the SJPD’s investigative process and deferred all inquiries regarding the specifics of the criminal case to the investigating agency. Concurrently, the Sheriff’s Office has launched its own internal administrative investigation, which will proceed in accordance with established department policies and relevant legal standards.

While acknowledging the gravity of the accusations, the Sheriff’s Office urged caution regarding premature judgments, stressing the importance of respecting the ongoing criminal and administrative proceedings. Leadership within the department reaffirmed a commitment to accountability and maintaining public trust, noting that definitive employment actions will be determined only after the completion of the formal investigative processes. No further details regarding the nature of the allegations have been released at this time.