Female Prison Officer Arrested After Filming Sexual Relations With Inmate From Prison Cell
A female prison officer is in hot water after allegedly filming sexual relations she had with an inmate from his prison cell.
Married swinger Linda De Sousa Abreu is set to appear in custody at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court Monday. 'The New York Post' reported that the correctional officer is charged with misconduct.
The shocking footage features a woman having sexual relations with an unidentified prisoner in Wandsworth's prison cell - a men's prison in London. Police launched an investigation Friday.
The 30-year-old — who was taken into police custody the same day as the investigation — was allegedly caught on film in the cell allegedly performing racy acts with piles of clothes heaped over a bunk bed, per 'The Daily Mail.'
REPORT: Female prison guard in London is under investigation for filming a s** tape inside a prison cell with an inmate.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) June 29, 2024
According to a new report, the woman in the now-viral video is 31-year-old Linda De Sousa Abreu, a married woman from Brazil.
Her husband is MMA fighter… pic.twitter.com/pyEiqo0bUb
"Guys we've made history, this is what I'm telling you," a fellow prisoner filming behind the camera stated. The man continued to ward off someone knocking on the door before panning the camera to himself, saying: "This is how we roll in Wandsworth."
MailOnline has revealed the female guard has since quit her job as an officer at the South London jail following the jaw-dropping scandal.
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'The Post' reported that Abreu runs an OnlyFans account, and even appeared on a UK TV show about her love of sex. Her sister told the UK paper that Abreu is "a swinger."
"Linda gave herself to the wrong lifestyle, 100%, and now she's suffering the consequences unfortunately, which has fallen down on her husband, our parents and myself," the sister said, per the news outlet.
Wandsworth prison facility has hosted inmates going on for nearly 170 years, and has had its share of noteworthy inmates including Oscar Wilde and now-bankrupt tennis star Boris Becker, per 'The Mail'.
