##  [Brady Offense No. 1780428956 - 1691968246](/brady-offense-no-1780428956-1691968246) 

  [![](/sites/default/files/styles/square_500_x_500_/public/2026-06/Cameron-Paul-564x938_0.jpg?itok=VbkdFjPh)](/individual/cameron-%20paul)Cameron Paul

 









 

 



 

 

**[American Fork Police Department](/utah/american-fork-police-department)**

75 East 80 North

American Fork, Utah 84003

[(801) 763-3020](tel:%28801%29763-3020)



[https://www.america…](https://www.americanfork.gov/236/Police)





 

 



 

 

 [![American Fork Police Department](/sites/default/files/styles/max_325x325/public/2026-06/channels4_profile.jpg?itok=-xumNN_L "American Fork Police Department")](/utah/american-fork-police-department)





 

 



 

 

 





## Date of Offense

Date Not Provided





 

 



 

 

## Offense(s)

[Abuse of Authority](/duty/abuse-authority)





[False Statements](/duty/false-statements)





[Command Misconduct](/duty/command-misconduct)





 

 



 

 

 





## Official Statement

Chief Paul issued a lengthy public video statement defending the department’s handling of the Schneider matter. The *Brady/Giglio* concern is not that the chief personally made an arrest, but that any official public narrative later contradicted by bodycam footage, warrant materials, dispatch records, or court findings could become impeachment evidence against the department’s command-level credibility. The issue is institutional: whether AFPD fairly disclosed the complete factual record or selectively shaped the public account.