Policemen suspended over porn claims
Two London policemen have been suspended after they allegedly enjoyed the attentions of porn stars while on duty.
The News of the World claimed the two officers, aged 30 and 34, had been called to calm a crowd who spotted a porn movie being filmed in a street in Soho.
But the officers talked their way into the film crew's van and allowed the two female stars to perform a sex act on them, while the crew secretly rolled the cameras, the paper said.
"I was just expecting them to want their photo taken with the girls or get an autograph," the paper quoted the film's director, Marino Franchi, as saying.
"It was unbelievable. They just decided to have their very own private porn movie while on the job."
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Scotland Yard said two male officers from the Central London Territorial Support Group had been suspended from duty and that a disciplinary investigation had been launched.
"The Metropolitan police service demands the highest standards from all its staff, and patrolling forms a vital part in keeping London's streets safe," a Scotland Yard spokesman said.
"We are disappointed by conduct which, if substantiated, brings the service into disrepute."
Two London policemen have been suspended after they allegedly enjoyed the attentions of porn stars while on duty.
The News of the World claimed the two officers, aged 30 and 34, had been called to calm a crowd who spotted a porn movie being filmed in a street in Soho.
But the officers talked their way into the film crew's van and allowed the two female stars to perform a sex act on them, while the crew secretly rolled the cameras, the paper said.
"I was just expecting them to want their photo taken with the girls or get an autograph," the paper quoted the film's director, Marino Franchi, as saying.
"It was unbelievable. They just decided to have their very own private porn movie while on the job."
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1059090.html
Scotland Yard said two male officers from the Central London Territorial Support Group had been suspended from duty and that a disciplinary investigation had been launched.
"The Metropolitan police service demands the highest standards from all its staff, and patrolling forms a vital part in keeping London's streets safe," a Scotland Yard spokesman said.
"We are disappointed by conduct which, if substantiated, brings the service into disrepute."
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