June 14th 2024.
Sean Herman, a former police officer with the Metro Nashville Police Department, has recently been making headlines after being fired from his job on May 9. The reason? He was identified in an OnlyFans video while on duty, wearing his uniform.
According to reports from the police department, the 33-year-old was recorded in a mock traffic stop where he was seen inappropriately touching a female driver. The video was then posted on OnlyFans, a website that pays content creators for their posts. It was filmed in a warehouse parking lot while Herman was on patrol on April 26, as confirmed by the police department's Specialized Investigations Divisions.
Thanks to the diligent work of detectives, Herman was identified by his uniform and subsequently fired on May 9. However, the story doesn't end there. On Thursday, Herman was arrested at his home in Sumner County, Tennessee.
In a statement released by the police department, it was revealed that Chief Drake had ordered for the investigation to continue even after Herman's termination, which ultimately led to his indictment. The department also expressed their disappointment and outrage towards Herman's actions, stating that it was disrespectful not only to his fellow officers, but also to the entire agency.
The video in question was posted by an OnlyFans star known as Jordin, with the title "Can't believe he didn't arrest me", according to the Daily Mail. However, the clip did not show the cop's face.
In the video, Herman can be seen walking towards Jordin, who is sitting in the driver's seat of a vehicle. He scolds her for going too fast, to which she responds by saying "I'm not going to get a ticket...I'm going to show him my t***". Herman, whose face is not visible, then asks for her license and registration. When Jordin says she doesn't have them and proceeds to flash her breasts, Herman tells her that it's 2024 and he can see t**s on the internet anytime.
The clip ends with Herman letting Jordin off with just a warning. However, this lighthearted interaction has landed him in hot water, with charges of two counts of felony official misconduct. His bond has been set at $3,000 by a criminal court judge.
Herman had served with the police department for three years before being terminated. His arrest comes just weeks after another police officer from San Diego resigned after admitting to locking himself in his patrol car with a female suspect who wanted sex.
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