An Oklahoma City officer is accused of pawning police gear, over the period of multiple months.
Newsok.com reports Travis Smith was charged on Friday with 10 felony counts of making a false declaration of ownership to a pawnbroker.
He's said to have sold a police radio, gas masks, riot gear, and a ballistic vest.
"Police supervisors suspected criminal behavior when Smith displayed suspicious actions and behavior," OKC police said in a release.
It was his supervisor who actually noticed the items were being pawned. The supervisor was searching a database law officers can access regarding pawn shops.
All of the pawned items have been recovered. Police also found pawn tickets, signed by Smith.