Two Houston police officers were fired Tuesday after being accused of downloading nude photographs of a drunken driving suspect, Local 2 reported Tuesday in an exclusive story.
Officer Christopher Green is accused of downloading nude pictures from the cell phone of a college student accused of driving while intoxicated. According to a search warrant for Green's home, he transferred nude photos of the woman from her cellular phone to his PDA.
Investigators said Officer George Miller later called the woman for a date. The warrant also alleged that Miller left the woman a voice-mail message suggesting that they meet at an Italian cafe.
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dude - that is an episode of Reno 911 just waiting to happen...
nothing to see here
i just had to post this story...
I'd like to see the evidence.
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womder if she was worth it then again she was a woman and to most men a woman is a woman you know what i mean guys?
A world of invisible people. We pass them without seeing them, as casually and indifferently as we pass our own reflections in store front windows. Do they really live among us? Or are they citizens of another country, a vast and teaming gulag of the dispossessed. No, don't turn away. Look in their faces. Do you see your brother? Your mother? An old friend? Someone you went to school with? Someone you once loved? No? You didn't see them? Not today. Tomorrow you could.
i would like to see the evidence 2!
I don't usually comment on these types of stories, but I must say that you'd have to be a real idiot to keep nude pictures of yourself on your cell phone. I remember a story a while back where a teacher had similar pictures of herself on her cell and her students stole it and passed it around the class. People need to remember that a picture is worth a thousand words.
That's what happens when the little head does the thinking...
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You never hear of a guy with nude pictures of himself on his cell phone.
little screen = little dick.
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