“My own husband is a predator and he preyed on me,” the alleged victim wrote in court papers. “I would have preferred that he punched me in the face.”
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles police officer is scheduled to be arraigned next week on misdemeanor charges of allegedly distributing “intimate” photos of his wife without her consent.
Prosecutors said Lamas shared the images with other people, including other LAPD officers, between December 2021 and January 2022. The Los Angeles Times, which first reported the charges, reported that the images were of Lamas’ wife, who is also an officer.“Lamas has been assigned home since Jan. 31, 2022, pending an internal investigation, stemming from a criminal investigation being investigated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department,” according to the agency.
According to the Times, Lamas’ wife filed court papers seeking a restraining order against her husband, saying she found explicit photos of her on his phone on Jan. 30. She alleged that her husband had nude photos and other explicit videos of her and shared them with a man she didn’t know on the messaging app Kik, the Times reported.
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.
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