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Judge Allows Officer to Carry Firearms at Work

11/7/2025

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A San Diego judge ruled that Officer Stephanie Cockrell may possess firearms on duty.
She must surrender those firearms outside of work.
Cockrell was found to have stalked her ex-husband, Tyler, triggering a restraining order.
During the hearing, Cockrell’s attorney said Tyler was vindictive for opposing her off-duty carry.
Judge Charles Bell noted she does not pose an additional threat while armed at work and she remains on leave.

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Story summary

A San Diego judge ruled that Officer Stephanie Cockrell may possess firearms on duty.
She must surrender those firearms outside of work.
Cockrell was found to have stalked her ex-husband, Tyler, triggering a restraining order.
During the hearing, Cockrell’s attorney said Tyler was vindictive for opposing her off-duty carry.
Judge Charles Bell noted she does not pose an additional threat while armed at work and she remains on leave.