2 L.A. Traffic Officers Moonlighting in Porn, NBC Says

LOS ANGELES — City officials won't disclose the names of the two traffic enforcement officers who have been moonlighting in porn while on the job, but their identities may come to surface after NBC4 LA airs an expose tonight at 11 p.m.

Joel Grover, the NBC investigative reporter who is breaking the story, says that the Los Angeles Department of Transportation has opened an investigation into the behavior of two uniformed, on-duty officers who appear in a porn video.

In the video, Grover says, men in the film perform a range of sex acts with a performer. In one scene, the actress jumps into the arms of one City of Los Angeles traffic officer, who spanks her and then fondles her breasts.

A second traffic officer takes a few spankings from the performer, then allows her to get into his official City of Los Angeles car, where she performs in front of the officer.

City parking enforcement employees who originally gave NBC4 LA a copy of the movie said that the city’s parking enforcement chief has seen it and knows the identities of the officers.

Grover says one of the officers who had a prominent role in the video declined to comment to NBC4.

"I don't know what you're talking about," the officer said when asked about his participation.

The veteran officer jumped into his city car, and sped off, Grover says.

At post time, XBIZ hasn't learned which studios were involved in the porn shoots.

XBIZ calls to Amir Sedadi, general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, went unreturned at post time.

But Sedadi told the Los Angeles Times that the employees allegedly involved were placed on administrative leave pending completion of the inquiry.

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