Orange County deputy suspended over TikTok videos

An Orange County deputy received a three-week suspension after an internal sheriff’s office investigation concluded that she posted videos on the social media platform TikTok that showed her dancing to explicit music while dressed in her uniform, News 6 has learned.

[xsale]

Growing up as a kid without any social media was truly a blessing

[alwynsmit]

I'm proud to say, I've NEVER had a tiktok account.

[Mushtopi]

Imagine calling her for backup. "Sorry, I'm just finishing my bad dance video. Be there in 20!"

[pedromilanzi]

Welcome to the internet generation, born online, grew up online, applied for a job online and fired online

[tele]

Well, at least she knows the difference between her gun and her taser.

[federalfrank]

The only crime she committed was posting those terrible dance moves.

[joeguzman]

Imagine a guy getting shot by her and showing in court how childish her mental state

[LuckyCharms]

She’s not trying to humanize cops, she’s trying to get clout.

[dae]

The obsession for attention from social media is the downfall of people's relationships, careers, etc...sad 🤦🏽‍♀️

[PerryKhensing]

"I'm trying to humanize cops by wiggling around like a freak with no dancing skills whatsoever, _that'll_ improve our image!"

[vektorog]

imagine risking your job just to dance this badly

[josephurbina]

Supervisor orders her to stop making tik toks she doesn't stop. News reaches out to her for comments" I can't because my supervisor ordered me not to talk to you." Smh

[alisont.]

She'd rather be a TikTok sensation than a cop. They should help her transition into her career of choice.

[jeffnpatricia]

Imagine your boss wanting you to act like a grown up at work.

[richardstark]

What an embarrassment to the agency that arbitrarily commissioned this person, who looks like she couldn't punch her way out of a paper bag.

[aviation]

The video where she was dancing to music saying F*** 12 and "we dont talk to cops"😂😂😂😂

[willlawson]

If she started doing these videos shortly after becoming an Officer....that means TikTok was her goal in the 1st place

[evanalmighty]

If you want to humanize the badge; be the best person you can be while wearing the uniform. Exploiting your uniform for content isn’t it. The fact that she kept going after warnings says it all.

[Nohcal]

The dance moves are a crime. Putting them online for people to see, is a felony.

[prestonvaughn]

Let this sink in… she carrying a gun and is expected to make super mature decisions with it.