The former Georgia police officer charged with the kidnapping and murder of a missing 16-year-old girl filed a false police report hiding his alleged crime, according to authorities.
Gwinnett County Police released the police report then Doraville police officer Miles Bryant, 22, filed the day after Susanna Morales went missing in July.
Bryant had said he was working as a courtesy officer at the Sterling Glen Apartment complex when someone stole his handgun, his military ID and his wallet containing credit and debit cards.
Bryant also lives at the apartment complex, as does Morales, a high school freshman who was walking home the night before the former cop filed the report.
Bryant claimed he left his truck door unlocked when the theft allegedly occurred. However, Gwinnett County’s police chief said investigators found the handgun in the same wooded area where Morales’ remains were discovered.
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