GA deputy Charles Mills fired for fake OnlyFans of Natasha Lopez

The Civil Rights Lawyer posted a YouTube video on Oct. 9 titled "Cop Created a Fake OnlyFans Page of Mom He (illegally) Arrested | UPDATE." The channel’s description says the video revisits an August 2025 case involving then-Cpl. Charles Mills of the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia and Natasha Lopez, and covers Mills’s firing after he was identified as the owner of a Facebook page that allegedly posted AI-generated images of a fake OnlyFans account using Lopez’s face.

The Cherokee Sheriff’s Office confirmed the termination on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, according to WSB-TV, FOX 5 and the Cherokee Tribune. “The Cherokee Sheriff’s Office recently received an allegation that one of its employees created a fake Facebook account that targeted an individual the deputy had previously arrested in 2025,” the office said in a statement released to those outlets. Mills had been placed on administrative leave. “Although the investigation remains ongoing, we have determined that there is sufficient evidence at this time to establish a violation of the Sheriff’s Office Code of Conduct policy. As a result, Corporal Mills has been terminated from the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office,” the statement said. “Because the investigation remains ongoing, no additional details are being released at this time.”

WSB-TV’s Ashlyn Webb reported that the underlying dispute began in August 2025, when Mills entered Lopez’s home while investigating her 21-year-old son. Court records reviewed by Channel 2 Action News showed no search warrant had been signed when he went inside. A warrant signed later sought the son’s cellphone. The son did not live at the home. Lopez called 911 during the encounter and was arrested on an obstruction of justice charge while still on that call, according to WSB-TV and FOX 5. She has spent the past year challenging the arrest on social media under the name Natasha Noble.

Lopez told WSB-TV that an anonymous Facebook page called “Not So Noble” began posting about her roughly four months before the firing. The Cherokee Tribune and FOX 5 reported the page allegedly shared unredacted juvenile records of one of her children, her home address, AI-generated images that included a fake OnlyFans account using her face. “I would block the page obviously and then start reporting it, but then as soon as I would get it deleted, it would make another one,” Lopez said. The Solicitor General’s Office informed Lopez and reporters that Mills created and owned the page. The page has since been deleted.