Thread: NM police officer having sex on duty - your tax dollars at work

A uniformed police officer was caught on CCTV having sex with a woman on the hood of a car.

The bizarre scene, which was witnessed by a nearby chihuahua, was filmed by a hidden camera set up by New Mexico police to catch vandalism at a nearby property.
The Santa Fe County Sheriff's office released two images from the video yesterday.

The pictures - taken from Santa Fe Canyon Ranch - show the officer in full uniform facing away from the camera.
The woman is splayed out on the bonnet with her jeans around her ankles and her breasts exposed.

Speaking to KOB 4 news, one New Mexican who was shown the pictures said: 'With that kind of judgement you don't want him carrying a weapon.'
The New Mexico television station obtained the photos after a freedom of information request.
Despite the Sheriff’s office releasing the photos over a week ago, State Police have refused to comment.

There is video of him in the act - just don't have access to it as our work servers block it out

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looks like a kitty smells something fishy in pic 2

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -- He's in uniform and apparently on duty. But New Mexico State Police said the officer caught on camera having sex with a woman on the hood of a car did not commit a crime.
Security camera photographs of the encounter at the remote county-owned Canyon Ranch near Santa Fe, N.M., surfaced several weeks ago. The images were initially sent to state police by the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department and an internal investigation was started.
State police spokesman Tim Johnson said the investigation has been completed and the case is currently in the disciplinary process. He said investigators don't believe any criminal acts occurred but that the officer will be held accountable for his actions.
"The New Mexico State Police is very embarrassed by this incident and will work tirelessly to restore our good name and earn the trust of the citizens back," he said in a statement sent Thursday to The Associated Press.
"This officer made a horrible personal decision that will obviously reflect poorly on the whole organization."
Johnson declined to release the name of the officer, but KQRE-TV reported ( Cops: Sex officer didn't commit crime | santa fe, nm | krqe news 13 new mexico ) he is an eight-year veteran of the department who's currently on administrative leave. The Albuquerque television station also reported he was state police officer of the year in the Santa Fe district in 2010.
Johnson declined to provide any details about the officer, including his past accolades or whether he is married.
The department has also refused to release the identity of the woman in the video and details about her relationship with the officer.
While the case is a black eye for the department, Johnson said he wanted the public to remember that hundreds of state police officers go to work "every single day and make sound decisions to protect and serve their communities."
News from The Associated Press