Lamar Eliseo Roman, a former Florida police officer, entered a pretrial intervention agreement after authorities accused him of using law enforcement camera systems to track an actress he met while working security on Vince Vaughn ’s Apple TV+ series Bad Monkey . The court deal keeps Roman out of jail as long as he completes two years of supervision and follows a list of conditions. According to court documents, Roman previously faced three felony counts tied to the alleged misuse of police computers and databases. Roman was fired from the Monroe Police Department and must pay $1,700, complete 100 hours of community service, attend therapy, submit a written statement accepting personal responsibility, and check in with a probation officer every month. What Happens If Roman Follows the Rules? Roman must also pay $50 each month, avoid excessive intoxication, and have no contact with the unnamed actress. Prosecutors agreed to dismiss the charges if Roman successfully completes the entire two-year program, making this a legal escape hatch rather than a full exoneration. Authorities said Roman accessed sheriff’s office information to locate the actress after meeting her on the Bad Monkey set. Prosecutors further alleged that Roman entered her vehicle information into a law enforcement alert system, allowing him to receive notifications when she passed certain checkpoints; reports also say he later pulled her over and told her, “I told you I’d find you and pull you over,” before referencing her boyfriend.