The OnlyFans model reveals she was forced out of her police job after nude photos of her were sent to all her colleagues

A COLORADO police officer claims she was removed from the force after her colleagues discovered her OnlyFans account.

Melissa Williams, a 28-year-old former police officer, was forced to “retire” from the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado after more than 11 years in the job.

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Williams, 46, said she had started posting her pornography on OnlyFans in May 2020 as a means to boost her sex life with her husband and quit her dangerous and challenging job.

“My personal sex life is completely separate and has never affected my ability to work,” the former police officer told Jam Press.

She discovered that several colleagues had signed up to her page to “investigate her conduct,” and they had been sharing pictures of her around the entire local force and prison staff.

She said: “I was shocked and scared because I never wanted these two parts of my life to collide.

Williams’ boss caught the act through an anonymous tip and filed a complaint against her.

“Then I was angry and embarrassed because the announcement went on to say that five of my colleagues – all lower and higher level than me – had obtained access to my premium account to access my private content so they can investigate my behavior.

“I don’t feel that’s professional or necessary. It feels like they all just want to see me naked.”

After her compelling content was found to her colleagues, Williams discovered her image was being shared widely around local forces and prison staff.

“It’s all treated as gossip. That’s when I had to take a break because of the stress of losing sleep, not being able to eat, I was very frustrated and annoyed.

“I don’t consider my OnlyFans page a matter of work. A lot of the material that my husband and I share is stuff we’ve gathered in our private sex lives over the years.”

The model continued: “I work up to 60 hours a week, so mostly my husband runs the page and shares my pictures, then sometimes we have fun dressing me up and especially Take pictures to share.

“It’s a fun way to relax and get creative together after a stressful week at work.

“I’ve never worn a uniform in any of my images. I used a fake persona – most of my fans think I’m a stay-at-home mom. It feels like the bosses. mine is checking my bedroom.”

‘MENTAL BREAKDOWN

The situation took a toll on Williams’ mental health, and she ended up spending 12 weeks with a doctor who advised her not to go back to her old job.

During her time off, a $30,000 severance package was launched by her attorney and the local force.

Williams explains that becoming a police officer has been “her lifelong dream since the age of 14”

“Becoming a police officer, I enjoy my job very much. successful, attractive and confident.”

In response to Williams’ statements, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office said it had begun an investigation into the former officer after receiving a complaint from a member of the public alleging that she was “posed for a pose.” on a pornographic website and to do so is to bring prestige. to the Sheriff’s Office.”

They added: “Prior to the conclusion of that investigation, Ms Williams sought to negotiate her resignation and decided to resign.”

The sheriff’s office denied Williams’ allegation of terminating her contract, saying she was “neither fired, nor forced” out of the force.

“Miss Williams’ allegations appear to be little more than an attempt to create a ‘credible’ story to drive traffic to her website,” the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office said.

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ONLYFANS SUCCESS

Known by her alias Lexi Bella, she is now one of the famous OnlyFans girls, and  Williams’ ingenious moments have netted her $4,000 a month.

Williams considers her dismissal as a “lucky thing in disguise”, as she “can sleep at night and I feel 10 years younger without the pressures of a police job.” close.

“My family is happy because they don’t have to worry about me not coming home,” she said.

Her children, aged 15 and 12, don’t know about her modeling work, but Williams says if they want to find out, she’ll be open to them and hopefully they’ll be supportive, too.

“Starting a page was never about money for me. It was always about sharing an intimate part of my marriage because that’s what my husband and I love to do.

“If you ask me, all of this can be resolved with a professional conversation. Instead, I feel like a really good cop and feel pushed out of a real career. good for prudence.”