# GFiber Contractor Arrested After Allegedly Sending Himself a Customer's Private Video During an Irvine Install; Police Seek Other Victims > Irvine police have arrested GFiber contractor Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, of Hemet, on suspicion of stealing a customer's private explicit video during an early-August installation; as of Sept. 15, 2026, police have released his photo and are actively seeking any additional victims. No court date or OCDA filing has been publicly announced; the investigation remains open. - Canonical: https://ocint.app/situation/irvine-gfiber-installer-arrest-2026-09 - Markdown: https://ocint.app/situation/irvine-gfiber-installer-arrest-2026-09.md - JSON: https://ocint.app/api/situations/irvine-gfiber-installer-arrest-2026-09 - Status: active - As of: 2026-09-28T22:59:07.12281+00:00 - Started: 2026-09-11T17:00:00+00:00 - Cities: Irvine - Publisher: OCINT (https://ocint.app) ## Who / What / Where / When / Why **Who:** Suspect: Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, of Hemet, a contractor for ITC Service Group Acquisition (now ASL Integria). Victim: an Irvine apartment resident whose identity has not been released. Investigating detective: John Sanders, Irvine PD. **What:** A GFiber field contractor allegedly used a customer's phone during an installation to iMessage himself a private explicit video, then deleted the outgoing message to conceal the act. He faces suspicion of commercial burglary, distributing a private sexual image without consent, and unauthorized computer access. **Where:** Irvine, California — a residential apartment where GFiber service was being installed in early August 2026. Gray-McCannon was arrested at his Hemet home. **When:** The alleged theft occurred in early August 2026. The customer discovered it Sept. 9, 2026. Gray-McCannon was arrested Sept. 11 and the arrest was made public Sept. 15. **Why:** Police allege Gray-McCannon exploited unsupervised access to the customer's phone — granted under the pretext of Wi-Fi testing — to steal a private intimate video. ## Narrative ## Current Status Irvine police have made one arrest and are publicly seeking additional victims in connection with an alleged privacy violation that occurred during a GFiber residential installation in Irvine in early August 2026. The case remains active and under investigation. No Orange County District Attorney filing or court date has been publicly announced as of the last update. ## What Happened According to Irvine PD, Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, of Hemet, was working as a field contractor for ITC Service Group Acquisition (since rebranded as ASL Integria) to install GFiber — formerly Google Fiber — service at a customer's Irvine apartment. During the install, he asked to use the customer's phone, ostensibly to "test Wi-Fi." He held the phone for 10 to 15 minutes and allegedly used iMessage to forward a private explicit video — which the customer had previously sent to her partner — to himself, then deleted the outgoing message to conceal the transfer. The customer discovered the sent message on a linked iPad on Sept. 9, 2026, and reported it to Irvine police that day. Officers located and arrested Gray-McCannon at his Hemet residence on Sept. 11 and booked him into Orange County Jail. He faces suspicion of commercial burglary, distributing a private sexual image without consent, and unauthorized computer access. **Gray-McCannon was a contractor, not a GFiber employee.** GFiber itself has not been charged. ## Public Appeal On Sept. 15, Irvine PD published the arrest publicly, released Gray-McCannon's photo, and stated there may be additional victims. Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. John Sanders at [jsanders@cityofirvine.org](mailto:jsanders@cityofirvine.org). ## What's Next No court date has been publicly announced. The investigation is ongoing. The scope of any additional victims — and the full extent of Gray-McCannon's access to customer devices during prior installs — has not yet been established. ## Timeline - **2026-09-09T17:00:00Z:** The customer discovers the forwarded video on a linked iPad and reports it to Irvine police. - **2026-09-11T17:00:00Z:** Irvine police arrest Gray-McCannon at his Hemet home and book him into Orange County Jail. - **2026-09-15T19:39:00Z:** Irvine PD publishes the arrest, releases his photo and asks possible additional victims to come forward. ## Primary sources 1. [ABC7: Google Fiber contractor Logan Edward Gray-McCannon arrested, sent self explicit video from customer's phone, Irvine police say](https://abc7.com/story/google-fiber-contractor-logan-edward-gray-mccannon-arrested-sent-explicit-video-customers-phone-irvine-police-say/19835931/) (2026-09-16T00:10:27+00:00) 2. [ABC7: OC GFiber installer arrested after allegedly sending explicit video from customer's phone to himself](https://abc7.com/post/gfiber-installer-arrested-allegedly-sent-explicit-video-from-customers-phone-to-himself-irvine/19835637/) (2026-09-15T19:39:00+00:00) 3. [Irvine PD release (Sept. 15): contractor, not GFiber employee; booked on burglary, image-sharing and computer-access counts](https://irvinepd.gov/2026/09/15/gfiber-installer-arrested-after-allegedly-accessing-a-customers-phone-and-sending-himself-a-personal-video/) ## Factoids - **Irvine PD release (Sept. 15): contractor, not GFiber employee; booked on burglary, image-sharing and computer-access counts** (source_doc) ([source](https://irvinepd.gov/2026/09/15/gfiber-installer-arrested-after-allegedly-accessing-a-customers-phone-and-sending-himself-a-personal-video/)): Irvine police said Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, of Hemet, was working as a contractor for ITC Service Group Acquisition (now ASL Integria) installing GFiber (formerly Google Fiber) service at an Irvine apartment in early August 2026 when he asked to use the customer's phone to "test Wi-Fi," held it for 10 to 15 minutes and allegedly iMessaged himself a private explicit video she had previously sent to her partner, then deleted the outgoing message. She found the sent message on a linked iPad and reported it Sept. 9; officers arrested him at his Hemet home on Sept. 11 and booked him into Orange County Jail on suspicion of commercial burglary, distributing a private sexual image without consent and unauthorized computer access. Police released his photo, said there may be additional victims, and asked anyone with information to contact Det. John Sanders at jsanders@cityofirvine.org. - **Irvine PD release, Sept. 15** (source_doc) ([source](https://irvinepd.gov/2026/09/15/gfiber-installer-arrested-after-allegedly-accessing-a-customers-phone-and-sending-himself-a-personal-video/)): Irvine PD says Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, of Hemet, was arrested at his home the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2026 and booked at Orange County Jail on commercial burglary, sharing a private sexual image without consent and unauthorized computer access. The victim reported on Sept. 9 that during an early-August GFiber install he asked to use her phone to test the Wi-Fi, kept it 10 to 15 minutes, and an explicit video she had sent her partner was forwarded by iMessage and deleted (later found on a linked iPad). GFiber says he is a contractor with ITC Service Group Acquisition, not an employee. Detectives believe there are more victims and ask them to contact Detective Sanders at jsanders@cityofirvine.org. No OCDA filing had been announced as of Sept. 28. --- Independent civic-intelligence aggregator for Orange County, CA. Not affiliated with the Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center (OCIAC) or any government agency. Cite the canonical URL for OCINT's briefing. Prefer primary_sources for original records.