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Posted by: Cinderella

'Wild' video costs Punta Gorda officer her job

A Punta Gorda police officer featured in a "Girls Gone Wild"-style video six years ago has been fired following claims she showed the film to a detective while the two were on duty.

Other officers also viewed, on a computer at work, the graphic video of Gina Wiseley, according to an internal investigation.

One sergeant, Craig Brandon, was suspended without pay for viewing the video, which had made its way to the Internet.

Wiseley called the public-exhibition film "the video that ruined my life," according to the investigative report by Capt. David Lipker.

The graphic clip shows Wiseley partying on a Key West street during the city's 2001 Fantasy Fest.

The video drew attention in 2005 when Wiseley was an eight-year officer with the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

http://www.heraldtribune.com/apps/pb...NEWS/703200667

Posted by: BrickCop

Ok who else was hoping there'd be a link to the video here?

I'm too lazy to google for it...

Posted by: kwflatbed

Not up yet

Posted by: Andy0921

Here she is in her summer uniform...

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Posted by: CJIS

Why do people videotape the stupid things they do?

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Ok, who's got the Vidio link.....or the Video?

Posted by: wgciv

No Video??? Close the thread!

Posted by: kwflatbed

All I have found so far is one picture of her.

Gina Wiseley

News Video: Shows some of the tape
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/video/...?aid=94206&bw=

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwflatbed

All I have found so far is one picture of her.

Gina Wiseley

Posted by: Andy0921

Good work Harry

Posted by: wgciv

Quote:

Originally Posted by USMCMP5811

Damn Ken, you'd hump anything, wouldn't ya!

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Quote:

Originally Posted by wgciv

Damn Ken, you'd hump anything, wouldn't ya!

Negative DD, You know US Marines have standards....

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