Re: escorts or prostitutes
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:51 pm
This gives a whole new meaning to Police escort
Police prostitute keeps job, gets counselling
21 July 2006
By KIM THOMAS
An Auckland police officer moonlighting as a prostitute to supplement her income has kept her job but undergone counselling.
Police yesterday confirmed that a serving officer from the Auckland City district had worked as a prostitute, but refused to divulge the police officer's gender or rank or the location of the sex work.
However, a spokesman in Police Minister Annette King's office told reporters the case involved a female officer.
Police media spokesman Jon Neilson said Deputy Commissioner Lyn Provost had decided sex work was an incompatible second job for the officer.
Mart
Police prostitute keeps job, gets counselling
21 July 2006
By KIM THOMAS
An Auckland police officer moonlighting as a prostitute to supplement her income has kept her job but undergone counselling.
Police yesterday confirmed that a serving officer from the Auckland City district had worked as a prostitute, but refused to divulge the police officer's gender or rank or the location of the sex work.
However, a spokesman in Police Minister Annette King's office told reporters the case involved a female officer.
Police media spokesman Jon Neilson said Deputy Commissioner Lyn Provost had decided sex work was an incompatible second job for the officer.
Mart