LAPD officer charged with showing nude pics of wife to other officers: ‘He preyed on me’

LAPD officer accused of sharing nude pictures of wife

An LAPD officer is accused of sharing nude pictures of his wife to fellow officers.

LOS ANGELES - An officer with the Los Angeles Police Department has been charged by the LA County District Attorney's Office following accusations of sharing sexually explicit pictures of his wife with his colleagues without her consent.

"The conduct alleged in this case can cause lasting emotional distress. No one should be subjected to these cruel and invasive actions. As a law enforcement officer who encounters victims each day, he should know the trauma that is caused when someone’s privacy is violated," LA DA George Gascón said in a statement.

LAPD officials confirmed in a statement that Officer Brady Lamas has been assigned to home duties for nearly a year, beginning Jan. 31, 2022, pending an internal investigation that is being investigated by the LA County Sheriff’s Department.

Lamas faces six misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct for distributing multiple private images of his wife, who is also an officer, and allegedly sent the photos between Dec. 2021 and Jan. 2022.

The LA Times reported a restraining order was filed against Lamas and that his wife discovered the alleged nude pictures on his phone on Jan. 30, 2022. In the filing, she wrote she felt "frozen and in fear."

"The Department is fully cooperating with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the District Attorney’s Office with this matter and is troubled by the officer’s alleged off-duty conduct which does not reflect the values of the Los Angeles Police Department," the department said in a press release.

Her court documents contend that the photos of her were surreptitiously taken during visits to a doctor's office after she had breast augmentation surgery, the Times reported. She contends in the papers that after the photos were circulated, some male LAPD employees would stare at her and make comments such as "Brady is a lucky man," the paper reported.

"My own husband is a predator and he preyed on me," she wrote in the papers. "I would have preferred that he punched me in the face."

Lamas' arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 20.

City News Service contributed to this report.

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