Documents show prior misconduct case involving husband of former FHP captain

Newly uncovered court documents reveal this is not the first time a member of the King family has faced accusations of misusing authority within the Florida Highway Patrol.Records obtained by News 6 show former FHP Capt. Sterling King — the husband of former Capt. Lenita King — was previously convicted of official misconduct tied to a 2004 traffic stop in Osceola County.[RELATED: Affidavit reveals details of ChampionsGate scheme that led to arrest of former Capt. Lenita King]According to court records, King stopped a woman for speeding in May 2004 and issued her a citation. The victim later told investigators the encounter became inappropriate when King allegedly began discussing “intimate, personal sexual experiences he had at a nudist colony.”The woman told investigators she was “mortified by King’s behavior,” according to the documents.Court records state the woman later asked King if he could help cancel her speeding ticket. Investigators said King told her he would help get the ci