Texas cop vows to give ‘everyone' a ticket after she didn't get laid the night before
The post showed uniformed Harris County Constable Precinct 5 Deputy Jennifer Escalera writing on a notepad with the caption, 'Didn't get cracked last night so everyone is getting a ticket' — a nod to her apparently unfulfilling sex life.
The cop blurred parts of her uniform but left her nametag visible in her post.
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The incident is now under investigation, according to Fox 26.
'Our administration is aware and internal affairs has opened an investigation. We have no other comment at this time,' the constable's office said.
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Texas cop Jennifer Escalera wears her uniform in several of her TikTok posts.
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Escalera is now under investigation over one post.
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Escalera was sworn into the force in September 2021, according to a previous Facebook post from the precinct.
The female cop's TikTok account features several posts showing her in uniform. She also posts about being a mom.
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One of the posts shows Escalera getting ready 'to work as a female Police Officer' as the text across the screen reads, 'contemplating if I really need this job, knowing that I do.'
Residents of the Texas precinct were outraged over some of the cop's posts.
'I think it's really inappropriate and disrespectful,' resident Alex Fitch told Fox 26.
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'Not as much distrust, but you can't rely on them. It makes them look unprofessional when they start posting videos like that. You can't take them seriously,' Fitch said.
'Then they wonder why, when you see them, they say, 'Why don't you respect me?' or, 'Why are you talking to me like that?' Well, you don't treat yourself like a woman, and you ain't treating yourself like a police officer.'
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