US police officer sacked over ‘outrageous’ porn video

A police officer in the US has lost his job after anonymously appearing in an adult video – but one small detail gave the cop away.

A police officer in the US has been was fired after anonymously appearing in an adult video — but it appears a small peak of his uniform appeared on camera as he took part in a sex act, giving him away.

Officer Sean Herman was fired Thursday for wearing his full uniform for a cameo in ‘Can’t believe he didn’t arrest me’, an X-rated video produced by a local porn star called Jordin, the Metro Nashville Police confirmed.

The video starts with Jordin behind the wheel of a car with man in the passenger seat, the New York Post reported.

A police officer has been sacked for appearing in an X-rated video. Picture: Levi Ismail/NewsChannel5

When a police cruiser signals to pull them over, Jordin tells the man “I’m not going to get a ticket … I’m going to show him my t**s,” News Channel 5 reported.

A police officer then approaches Jordin’s car window.

He rests his hands on the open window frame but cannot be seen from the shoulders up as he identifies himself as “Officer Johnson of PD.”

When the officer asks Jordin for her license and registration, Jordin tells the him that she does not have the correct documents – and then pulls down her top to expose her breasts.

“Ma’am, it’s 2024. I can see t**s on the internet any time,” the officer — whose face is still obscured — scoffs in reply.

Jordin then invites the officer to grope her breasts, which he does while she is seen grabbing his crotch.

When the officer reaches into the car to grope Jordin, he reveals a small portion of what appears to be a Metro Nashville Police Department badge.

He appeared alongside Jordin, according to journalist Levi Ismail. Picture: Levi Ismail/NewsChannel5

A glimpse of his uniform gave him away. Picture: Levi Ismail/NewsChannel5

“Had we not seen that patch, I don’t know if we’d be having this conversation right now,” News Channel 5 investigative reporter Levi Ismail said in an Instagram video on the story.

Metro Nashville police said they were made aware of the video on Wednesday, and launched an investigation that identified Herman as the officer involved, an MPD spokesperson told The Post.

He was fired the following day.

“His actions were totally outrageous and incredibly disrespectful to every MNPD employee and this agency as a whole,” the MPD statement said.

A Reddit commenter who identified herself as Jordin later wrote that the video “was a stunt and totally consensual and private property”.

“The fact they fired him is stupid,” they added, claiming that Herman was off-duty when the video was shot.

This story originally appeared on the New York Post and reproduced with permission