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Minneapolis PD investigating after officer exposed as OnlyFans model
Minneapolis PD investigating after officer exposed as OnlyFans model
The Minneapolis Police Department is looking into a Fourth Precinct officer who moonlights as an OnlyFans model.
FOX 9 is not identifying the officer involved but has confirmed she is a member of the department. For a monthly fee, the officer's OnlyFans includes explicit material like porn, private photos, videos, and more. As an officer, she is well-respected and has been recognized for her police work.
The question now is whether the officer is violating department policy and/or the Code of Ethics by running the OnlyFans page.
The Minnesota Law Enforcement Code of Ethics states officers must "keep [their] private life unsullied as an example to all." Further, the Minnesota Police Officers Standards and Training Policy says: "Peace officers shall not, whether on or off duty, exhibit any conduct which discredits themselves or their agency or otherwise impairs their ability or that of other officers or the agency to provide law enforcement services to the community."
https://www.fox9.com/news/minneapolis-pd-investigating-after-officer-exposed-as-onlyfans-model
The Minneapolis Police Department is looking into a Fourth Precinct officer who moonlights as an OnlyFans model.
FOX 9 is not identifying the officer involved but has confirmed she is a member of the department. For a monthly fee, the officer's OnlyFans includes explicit material like porn, private photos, videos, and more. As an officer, she is well-respected and has been recognized for her police work.
The question now is whether the officer is violating department policy and/or the Code of Ethics by running the OnlyFans page.
The Minnesota Law Enforcement Code of Ethics states officers must "keep [their] private life unsullied as an example to all." Further, the Minnesota Police Officers Standards and Training Policy says: "Peace officers shall not, whether on or off duty, exhibit any conduct which discredits themselves or their agency or otherwise impairs their ability or that of other officers or the agency to provide law enforcement services to the community."
"exposed"- interesting word choice
I always have to ask, how did they find out? Hmmm...
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