Brevard Deputy Tied to Missing Woman’s Case Had Troubling History with Ex-Girlfriend

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Brevard Deputy Tied to Missing Woman’s Case Had Troubling History with Ex-Girlfriend

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March 5, 2025

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A former Brevard County Sheriff’s deputy, David Armstrong Barber, is under investigation in connection to the disappearance of 72-year-old Jessie Kirk — his ex-girlfriend’s aunt.

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Court records reveal a disturbing history of stalking, harassment, and revenge porn allegations against Barber, filed by his ex-girlfriend. Despite being under a restraining order, Barber was caught on surveillance sneaking around her property, tampering with her vehicle, and even covering doorbell cameras with tape.

Barber, who voluntarily resigned from BCSO in 2022, was recently arrested for attempted burglary and possession of burglary tools. He was seen driving Kirk’s vehicle the day she was reported missing.

More details to come.

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