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San Diego deputy faces prostitution charge

A San Diego County sheriff's deputy is facing a charge of soliciting prostitution, authorities said Wednesday.

Stuart Rea, a member of the department since 1991, is set for arraignment March 20. The city attorney's office filed a misdemeanor charge after a San Diego Police Department undercover sting.

Rea was put on desk duty after he was cited, authorities said.

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