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KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- A Tennessee State Trooper is on paid leave after allegations surface about sex at a traffic stop.

The woman involved is apparently an adult video actress who lives in Knoxville. She has posted a vivid description of the incident on her personal website and blog.

This incident allegedly took place on May 7 in Middle Tennessee. It involves a trooper who works out of the Nashville district office. Another employee brought the incident to light.

THP spokesman Mike Browning confirms that the trooper, who WATE-TV is not naming, was placed on administrative leave May 11, after the allegations surfaced.

The incident allegedly took place in Wilson County near Highway 840 and Interstate 40.

Included below, in her blog, Barbie, an adult video actress, lists an entry about the trooper dated May 7. The site and blog is much to graphic to show here on our website or on TV.

In short, she writes she was pulled over early in the morning. The trooper asks what she does for a living and she tells him she makes "dirty movies." The trooper then pulls up her website in his patrol car.

She writes that the trooper tossed "narcotic pills" she had into some bushes and she performed a sex act on him. Then she writes, "he asked me if he could take photos, I said yes, only if i can have them, he said okay. He even made little videos too."

Those graphic pictures are on Barbie's website and the Tennessee Highway Patrol along with TBI is investigating whether or not a video exists. The woman has been interviewed by the Criminal Investigations Division of THP. This trooper has worked with THP since the mid-1990's. He will remain on leave while troopers investigate further.

Below is the blog entry from "Barbie". 6 News has edited the content where it was sexually explicit.

BARBIE WRITES:

This event is almost unbelievable, but I haven't lied about anything so far, so believe what you want. (I do have pictures to prove this).

I was at my aunt's house yesterday, about two and a half hours away in another part of Tennessee. (I want to be light with words, don't want anyone to lose their job)

I headed home late at night, almost early in the morning. I had to get home cause my puppies were home alone.

I was on the phone with Billy when I seen blue lights behind me. Ugh... not again.

Well, I had been drinking, wasn't drunk by any means, but had been drinking some. He put his light in my car and seen some liquor I had in the back seat, which I had forgotten about. oops

So, I answer all of his questions.

"Do you have any weapons, such as guns, knives, etc?" "Do you have any illegal drugs in the car?" "Do you have any drug paraphernalia in the car?"

Well, I am standing outside of my car and answer yes to a few of these questions and no to a few others.

I had some "narcotics" in the car, or as I refer to them in other blogs, some "happy pills."

I sometimes have these pills as I may take one or two before going to a club, and thats it. I have no addiction and use these more so, recreationally.

However, they are a "level 4 is the term I think he used. Crack is a 2, Marijuana is a 6... He starts talking about the minimum punishment for this offense. It was an 11-29 with 30%, which means they sentence you to 11 months and 29 days in jail and you have to serve a minimum of 30%. Then he said I would be on six months of monitored probation, which means the likely hood of them allowing me to go to California, would probably be very minimal, if at all.

Thats when we start chatting about my trips to Los Angeles...

You all know where this is going?

I tell him I make dirty movies. He says he wished he had gotten into that industry.

I want to mind you all that I have been arrested many times before and was trying my hardest to be respectful, that always used to help.

So, I am answering the questions he is asking me about (**expletive deleted**), with "Yes sir" and "No sir."

He kept saying to me, and now I understand why, "are you sure you aren't hiding anything on your persons?" He asked me that about ten times, and I just thought it was routine. Well, now I understand what he wanted me to do.

So, he asks me about what I do. I tell him internet and movies. He asks me one of the sites, I tell him to go to my blog (this one). He then proceeds to open his lap top in his car. (I mind you, at this point I am sitting in the front seat of his car with him)

He brings up my blog and we watch two of my video clips. I don't even know what to do at this point, I thought I was going to jail.

He says to me, while staring at the screen, (**expletive deleted**)

Oh dear...

Now, I understand.

So, he gets out of the car with the narcotics in hand and walks around to the side I am sitting in. He asks me if I would stand up and walk in front of the car, and told me I look even more beautiful in person. I smile.

He takes the hand full of pills and scatters them in the brush next to the interstate. Then he asks me, what does it cost for someone like me to get anything like you.

I said to him, "If you weren't working..."

and he said, "don't worry about me working!"

I said, "Okay, right now?"

He asks me to follow him to some desolate place he knew about, I did.

I get out of my car, walk to his car and (**expletive deleted**)

We moved to the back of the car, cause he didn't want to take the chance of anyone pulling in. We were in the middle of nowhere, and it was 3 am-ish, there was no one to be found. Either way, he wanted to be safe.

So, behind his cop car (**expletive deleted**)

He asked me if he could take photos, I said yes, only if I can have them, he said okay.

He even made little videos too.

(**expletive deleted**)

I loved every minute of it and want to do it again next time I go to my aunt's house.
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At least now we know her real name.

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dude, that's creepy

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At least now we know her real name.

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dude, that's creepy

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No, but it does show an absolute lack of moral fiber and self-respect.

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Just because one post on her blog is real doesn't mean the rest of it is.

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c'mon... you're such a spoil sport!

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I thought AP had a policy of not publishing the names of sexual crime victims.

And her blog is no more.

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I thought AP had a policy of not publishing the names of sexual crime victims.

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Is the Officer the victim or barbie? In most sex crime cases, it is against the individual's will. These are 2 consenting adults so it's not a sex crime. Yes immoral and unethical but not criminal.

I thought you were a lawyer, once again???????

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I believe (though I'm not certain) that from the moment she was pulled over, she was technically "In Custody," though not necessarily "Under Arrest," and therefore legally incapable of giving consent. One of you lawyers want to chime in on this?

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You are neither in custody nor detained in a traffic stop. Remember most traffic stops are infractions NOT misdemeanors or felony unless subsequent evidence if found.

When someone is technically "in custody", your Miranda rights have to be read to you. Or on the contrary, you can be detained for questioning.

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You might want to check on your state laws on this one. Here a traffic ticket is the same as a misdemeanor warrant, meaning your ass can be hauled off to jail being only charged with a parking violation. Subsequently your vehicle will be inventoried before being towed. So any evidence found can, and will be, added to the original charge. You also can be detained for investigation for, up to 72 hours without being charged.
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You are neither in custody nor detained in a traffic stop. Remember most traffic stops are infractions NOT misdemeanors or felony unless subsequent evidence if found.

When someone is technically "in custody", your Miranda rights have to be read to you. Or on the contrary, you can be detained for questioning.

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You might want to check on your state laws on this one. Here a traffic ticket is the same as a misdemeanor warrant, meaning your ass can be hauled off to jail being only charged with a parking violation. Subsequently your vehicle will be inventoried before being towed. So any evidence found can, and will be, added to the original charge. You also can be detained for investigation for, up to 72 hours without being charged.
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Nobody would ever get a year, but I have seen first hand someone go to jail with the charge being the original parking violation. Off to jail and the car off to impound.

Of course the person just didn't know when to shut the fuck up.

Lets just say the deep South as a location, and I was not the person that was jailed. .

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At least now we know her real name.

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And her blog is no more.

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You might want to check on your state laws on this one. Here a traffic ticket is the same as a misdemeanor warrant, meaning your ass can be hauled off to jail being only charged with a parking violation. Subsequently your vehicle will be inventoried before being towed. So any evidence found can, and will be, added to the original charge. You also can be detained for investigation for, up to 72 hours without being charged.
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Wow I wouldn't want to be in your state.

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Nobody would ever get a year, but I have seen first hand someone go to jail with the charge being the original parking violation. Off to jail and the car off to impound.

Of course the person just didn't know when to shut the fuck up.

Lets just say the deep South as a location, and I was not the person that was jailed. .

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Nobody would ever get a year, but I have seen first hand someone go to jail with the charge being the original parking violation. Off to jail and the car off to impound.

Of course the person just didn't know when to shut the fuck up.

Lets just say the deep South as a location, and I was not the person that was jailed. .

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Illinois also consider traffic violations misdemeanors. If you dont pay a ticket and then you get pulled over, you go to jail.

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Nobody would ever get a year, but I have seen first hand someone go to jail with the charge being the original parking violation. Off to jail and the car off to impound.

Of course the person just didn't know when to shut the fuck up.

Lets just say the deep South as a location, and I was not the person that was jailed. .

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Illinois also consider traffic violations misdemeanors. If you dont pay a ticket and then you get pulled over, you go to jail.

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No, Illinois considers the traffic violation an infraction. The act of not paying the infraction results in a misdemeanor. The initial traffic citation itself is not a misdemeanor.

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Nobody would ever get a year, but I have seen first hand someone go to jail with the charge being the original parking violation. Off to jail and the car off to impound.

Of course the person just didn't know when to shut the fuck up.

Lets just say the deep South as a location, and I was not the person that was jailed. .

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Illinois also consider traffic violations misdemeanors. If you dont pay a ticket and then you get pulled over, you go to jail.

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No, Illinois considers the traffic violation an infraction. The act of not paying the infraction results in a misdemeanor. The initial traffic citation itself is not a misdemeanor.

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Very interesting. Where exactly did you go to law school?

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I think what you witness was the officer giving someone a parking violation but during the process of giving the parking violation, the officer witnessed or saw evidence of a more serious crime in plain sight in the car which may include drugs or weapon.

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Um, I think Cerberus may know of what he speaks, not necessarily as the loudmouth and not necessarily as a bystander...

The states are not the same here. Louisiana is the one I'd be afraid of. They used to allow police officers to collect the fine for a speeding ticket on the spot, in cash... Think about that. I don't know if they still permit it, but they did into the 1970s...

If worst came to worst and no existing statute seemed to fit I'm sure the prosecutor would look to bribery and other official misconduct laws - something will fit, and assuming they want to fire him they'll drum up some charge to give them cover.

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I knew a person who paid a speeding ticket in cash on the spot in illinois back in 2000.

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I knew a person who paid a speeding ticket in cash on the spot in illinois back in 2000.

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I gather your friend did not ask for a receipt.

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I went to UCLA Law but never went into law.

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Yeah, I believe that about as much as I believe the Mets are gonna win the World Series this Year. Okay, just for the sake of arguement, let's say you went to :snort: UCLA Law. What happened? Failed the Bar three times and gave up? Got convicted of something between school and the Bar and realized you wouldn't be admitted anyway? Decided to go straight into politics like Chuck Schumer? Or broadcasting like Howard Cossel? C'mon, man. I want to hear this.

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Yeah, I believe that about as much as I believe the Mets are gonna win the World Series this Year. Okay, just for the sake of arguement, let's say you went to :snort: UCLA Law. What happened? Failed the Bar three times and gave up? Got convicted of something between school and the Bar and realized you wouldn't be admitted anyway? Decided to go straight into politics like Chuck Schumer? Or broadcasting like Howard Cossel? C'mon, man. I want to hear this.

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So, in other words, you knew you couldn't pass it so you took a job as an overglorified flunky with no benefits. Well, we've all gotta do something, I guess.

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Let me ask you a question? How come you didn't update your website between October and last week? Clicky Was the Grand Dragon keeping you busy?

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instead of hiding behind some anonymous handle talking about porn all day like yourself.

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instead of hiding behind some anonymous handle talking about porn all day like yourself.

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Pot, meet Kettle. But I'm not surprised, coming from a guy who pretends to have gone to law school, yet has the stones to call Moxie a fake lawyer. In your next incarnation, are you going to pretend to go to Film school and call Jeff Mike a fake pornographer?

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I never said or portrayed myself as a lawyer...

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I went to UCLA Law

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I never said or portrayed myself as a lawyer...

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And then decided that there was no way you were going to pass the Bar so you decided to become an overglorified corporate flunkie with no healthcare or benefits. My point still stands. You're a fraud, a racist, a failed Porn Reviewer and more than likely a basement dweller. Go ahead, prove me wrong. Let's see what other career highlights you can invent.

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Besides this is an alt-id for Moxie himself

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Pot Meet Kettle part II, MPR.

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You are neither in custody nor detained in a traffic stop. Remember most traffic stops are infractions NOT misdemeanors or felony unless subsequent evidence if found.

When someone is technically "in custody", your Miranda rights have to be read to you. Or on the contrary, you can be detained for questioning.

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I suggest you spend ten minutes and look this up since the Federal courts seem to be in agreement with a contrary position. Here goes (from a website linking to the ACLU, LULAC, and the NAACP about your rights/repsponsibilities if the cops are fucking with you):
1) If you are lawfully stopped by a cop for any reason, you are detained. As long as you are not free to walk away, you are in his custody. The courts have allowed various forms of conduct from both parties depending on the circumstances but in none of the cases did a lawful hummer arise that I've read.

2) While in his custody, certain conducts are prohibited in many, if not most, states by either party. The detainee cannot refuse to allow a search for weapons and the officer cannot require you to answer most questions. A case in Utah held that name/birthdate, and address were questions you could not refuse to answer. A growing trend is that states are passing laws that say a cop can't have consensual sex with you while you are under his "care control and custody".

3) A Miranda warning does NOT have to be read to you unless the cop is taking a statement to use against you. Lack of such a warning does not invalidate the arrest if the cop found your stash on the front seat in plain view when he pulled you over for speeding. If stopped, do yourself a favor and STFU.

Okay, it went on for awhile but the lawyers can fine tune what was said for those lacking the basic understanding of common law.