Ex-Deputy Convicted of Assaulting Women Now Chaplain for Christian Cop Group
Summary
Ricky Fischer, a former San Diego sheriff’s deputy convicted of sexually abusing more than 20 women, is now working as a chaplain for a Christian law enforcement group in San Diego. The group supports police officers with religious and community activities, and Fischer’s role is presented as part of a personal religious transformation.Key Facts
- Ricky Fischer was a San Diego sheriff’s deputy convicted of multiple sexual crimes against more than 20 women.
- He pleaded guilty to several felony and misdemeanor charges linked to his abuses.
- San Diego County paid nearly $10 million in settlements from lawsuits related to Fischer’s actions.
- Fischer was fired from the sheriff’s office in February 2019.
- He now serves as a chaplain with the Christian Law Enforcement Fellowship, a nonprofit supporting law enforcement with religious outreach.
- The fellowship provides counseling, prayer events, and retreats for officers and their families.
- Fischer’s biography on their website mentions his past service and his religious calling, but downplays his criminal history.
- The group’s leadership includes retired law enforcement officials and current police chaplains.
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