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Metro Nashville police say they fired an officer last week after video surfaced of him groping a woman’s breasts while in uniform during a fake traffic stop produced for OnlyFans.
The video — titled "Can't believe he didn't arrest me" — was originally posted by a woman named Jordin who was sitting in the driver’s seat. A man in the passenger seat is heard telling Jordin that he knew she would be pulled over for how fast she was driving.
The man pans the camera from the back windshield where a white squad car is seen. Jordin is then heard saying, “I’m not going to get a ticket…I’m going to show him my t**s,” WTVF reports.
Moments later, an officer approaches the driver’s side door and identifies himself as “Officer Johnson of PD.”
The woman then exposes her breasts to the officer, who acts unimpressed.
"Ma'am, it's 2024. I can see t--s on the internet any time," the officer says before the woman offers to let him grope her. The rest of the video shows the officer and woman touching each other in a sexual manner, according to WTVF.
The now-fired officer had a MNPD patch slightly visible on his uniform, WTVF found. The MNPD confirmed to Fox News Digital that the officer in question was fired because of the video.
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