A cop is under investigation for having an OnlyFans account after a guy she pulled over said he was a subscriber
Joshua ZitserOct 5, 2023, 8:54 PM GMT+8
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- A man who was pulled over by a police officer said he recognized her from OnlyFans.
- He recalled that he said to the cop: "You can't arrest me no more; I've seen your private parts."
- The Minneapolis Police Department is now investigating if the officer violated any conduct policies.
The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating an officer after a man she pulled over recognized her from her OnlyFans account, according to Fox 9.
The officer, who works in the city's fourth precinct and whom Fox 9 did not identify by name, has an OnlyFans page showing pornographic photos and videos for a monthly fee, the local media outlet reported.
Over the weekend, a driver who was pulled over during a traffic stop said he realized after 10 minutes of talking with the officer that he had been subscribed to her OnlyFans page for five months, Fox 9 reported.
The driver told Fox 9 that he said to the police officer: "You can't arrest me no more; I've seen your private parts."
He also said that he couldn't "respect" her or the precinct she works for after seeing the videos.
Whether the officer did anything in breach of her employer's code of conduct by having an OnlyFans side hustle is now being investigated.
According to The Minnesota Law Enforcement Code of Ethics, officers must "keep [their] private life unsullied as an example to all."
Minneapolis Police Department did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment on whether having an OnlyFans page would violate this.
In a statement provided to Fox 9, the department said: "We take any allegations of policy violations seriously and the Chief has ordered an investigation."
The police department also did not respond to Insider's request for comment on the status of the investigation.
A spokesperson for the city's mayor, Jacob Frey, said in a statement that it is ultimately up to the police chief to determine if there are any violations, but that the mayor has "no issue" with her having nude pictures behind a paywall, per Fox 9.
