US cop illegally recorded sex act with woman, shared it, lawsuit alleges


After the fact, Vasquez allegedly ‘distributed, shared and offensively discussed’ the video ‘with at least one other law enforcement officer’ who didn’t report it, the East Bay Times said. — Photo by Gilles Lambert on Unsplash

A Bay Area woman is suing a former Pinole police officer and the city’s police department after he allegedly filmed the two of them having sex without her permission, the East Bay Times reported.

The former officer, 25-year-old Anthony Luciano Vasquez, was first charged by the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office in September 2021 with felony eavesdropping and a misdemeanor tied to the “unlawful” video recording, said the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office and court documents.

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