GFiber Installer Arrested in Irvine on Misuse of Customer Phone Allegations
In Irvine, California, a GFiber internet installer, Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, has been arrested and accused of texting himself an explicit video from a customer's phone, stating he was doing so to test the Wi-Fi signal.
Atlanta, GA, September 16, 2026 — A GFiber internet installer has been arrested in Irvine, California, facing accusations of misconduct involving a customer’s personal phone. The installer, identified as Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, was taken into custody following allegations that he accessed and transmitted an explicit video from a customer’s device.
According to reports, Gray-McCannon is accused of texting an explicit video to himself from the customer’s phone. The reported reason provided by the installer for this action was to test the Wi-Fi signal capabilities of the device.
The specific details regarding the timeline of the alleged incident, the exact nature of the explicit video, and the customer’s actions upon discovering the alleged misuse were not immediately available. The arrest took place in Irvine, California. Further information regarding the investigation and any potential legal proceedings is pending.
The company GFiber has been contacted for comment regarding the incident and its policies concerning customer privacy and installer conduct. Details concerning whether the customer filed a formal complaint leading to the arrest were not provided in the initial reports. The contractor’s employer or specific contracting company Gray-McCannon was working for was also not explicitly stated. The resolution of the legal case against Logan Edward Gray-McCannon remains to be seen.
Story summarized from the original created by Amanda Alvarado on www.atlantanewsfirst.com, see more information here.
