[citation][nom]Repelsteeltje[/nom]If she sent a naked picture of herself first, that makes the whole thing a bit more murky. Granted, a cop should have integrity, but it's f'ing lame to send a guy a naked picture and then have him get caught for being a pervert.[/citation]
[citation][nom]Repelsteeltje[/nom]If she sent a naked picture of herself first, that makes the whole thing a bit more murky. Granted, a cop should have integrity, but it's f'ing lame to send a guy a naked picture and then have him get caught for being a pervert.[/citation]
Read the story, please. He contacted her first, not the other way around. She admitted she went along with it at first, but then thought better of the situation.
Either way, he is the one abusing power. I don't care if she lured him into it or not, he was the one with the power to abuse, not her. Him or her asking for sex, or asking for a date or whatever is not the problem here. Him (being a police officer) offering to help her get out of legal troubles in exchange for anything is the crime, not solicitation of sex. He was willing to do it. If he's willing to do it for her, who is to say he wouldn't do it again or hasn't done it before?
It doesn't matter what part she played in it, what matters is that he offered, period.