Eeww! Officer Caught In Video While Making Love With Prisoner
For having sex with a prisoner, Linda De Sousa Abreu, a former officer at HMP Wandsworth, received a 15-month jail term. There was a lot of criticism and condemnation when the event was captured on camera and swiftly went viral online. Filmed between june 26 and june 28, the video is not a private recording. The convict served as the "camera operator," offering commentary, and it was purposefully made to be shared. The video quickly went viral, sparking concerns about ethical transgressions and jail security.
According to Judge Martin Edmunds KC, the video seems to have been produced for public use, maybe for websites such as OnlyFans. He underlined that such willful acts compromised the integrity of the penal system. Married and in her 30s, Abreu acknowledged misbehavior while serving in public service. Her story became much more complicated when she was caught at Heathrow airport while attempting to escape to Madrid with her father.
Additional recordings, including film from her body-worn camera, were discovered by investigators, demonstrating that this was not an isolated occurrence but rather a pattern of activity. Her credibility in court was further harmed by this finding. Wandsworth Prison's governor claimed that Abreu's acts had tarnished the image of female employees and made them the focus of improper behavior from other convicts. After years of working to gain respect in male jails, he referred to it as a setback.
While stressing that the great majority of employees are honest and diligent, the Prison service pledged to take strong action against corruption. Others added to the uproar by pointing out that the convict may have been charged with sexual misbehavior if it hadn't been filmed. Linda has released an apologetic video on her Instagram. "You don't know my side of the story," I said.
According to Judge Martin Edmunds KC, the video seems to have been produced for public use, maybe for websites such as OnlyFans. He underlined that such willful acts compromised the integrity of the penal system. Married and in her 30s, Abreu acknowledged misbehavior while serving in public service. Her story became much more complicated when she was caught at Heathrow airport while attempting to escape to Madrid with her father.
Additional recordings, including film from her body-worn camera, were discovered by investigators, demonstrating that this was not an isolated occurrence but rather a pattern of activity. Her credibility in court was further harmed by this finding. Wandsworth Prison's governor claimed that Abreu's acts had tarnished the image of female employees and made them the focus of improper behavior from other convicts. After years of working to gain respect in male jails, he referred to it as a setback.
While stressing that the great majority of employees are honest and diligent, the Prison service pledged to take strong action against corruption. Others added to the uproar by pointing out that the convict may have been charged with sexual misbehavior if it hadn't been filmed. Linda has released an apologetic video on her Instagram. "You don't know my side of the story," I said.