Lady Gets Cop Fired For Exposing Pictures From Various Crime Scenes, Gets Banned From The Family

"She used being an officer as a weapon"

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• December 10, 2023

Cops - it's definitely not a new word in the dictionary as we all know who we call whenever crimes gets committed. A diverse and fulfilling career in law enforcement also serves as a springboard for other specialized positions.

You can interact with and assist people from various walks of life. Even when the individual reporting the abuse is not the complainant or victim, they swiftly react to all calls for help and protection.

They give reports of violence against women the same priority as reports of other types of violence. And after receiving a complaint, they carry out a coordinated risk assessment of the crime scene and provide a response in a language that the complainant or survivor can understand.

The cop being talked about in today's story chose to be extra. Every crime scene this cop went to, she was taking pictures and sending them in the group chat. 

I NEVER said anything about it or how morally wrong that was until one of my best friends from high school, we’ll call her Grace, messaged me about her uncle who had been missing for over a month & how they finally found his body.. well Jane had just sent pictures of a weapon & a crime scene. That’s when it clicked that it was Grace's Uncle. 

The image rolled from phone to phone until it was reported and an internal investigation was launched which led to the cop being fired. Read the entire story for yourself below.

OP writes

OP's friend messaged her about her uncle who had been missing for over a month and how they finally found his body

She was spilling all the details of that crime to whoever else and it was getting passed on

OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the a-hole:

I feel I betrayed my sisters trust by sending the image the image to my friend and causing their sister to lose her job. What she did was morally wrong and I didn’t agree with it but I genuinely felt like a terrible person for making her lose her job even though she didn’t deserve to have it.

I feel bad for doing something I would’ve never done because I knew I would lose them but I still did it.

Here are a bunch of the most upvoted comments from other Redditors for you to read through

OP didn't have a problem with any of this until...

OP didn't say anything but stayed in the group chat

OP is doing god's work

This Redditor didn't have to read the whole story to get a verdict

She deserved to lose her job

Don't send pictures of a crime scene to group chats

She knew what she was doing was wrong

It might be illegal to share such photos

OP had this to drop in the comments

Some jobs have certain basic responsibilities, and if you can't abide, then you can't be paid. This cop was doing things that might directly interfere with investigations, and she did it without authorization.

It's as good as saying that the chain of command is useless. The OP was declared not the AH, and you can leave your thoughts about this story in the comments section below.

Maryjane