Lisa Lewis streaked in her bikini at an All Blacks test match in 2006. More recently she has complained to police about the alleged conduct of her policeman former boyfriend. Photo / File
Lisa Lewis streaked in her bikini at an All Blacks test match in 2006. More recently she has complained to police about the alleged conduct of her policeman former boyfriend. Photo / File
New Zealand porn actress Lisa Lewis has accused an ex-lover, a senior constable in the Australian state of Victoria, of spying on her using public security cameras.
The man has been transferred to other duties after “allegations he misused police information”, Victoria Police says.
Its Professional Standards Commandis investigating the accusations.
Lewis, meanwhile, has detailed the allegations to the Daily Mail, saying the policeman texted her while allegedly snooping several times, letting her know he was watching.
The adult entertainer, from Hamilton, who became an overnight celebrity after streaking in her bikini at an All Blacks test match in 2006, said knowing she was being stalked made her feel nervous.
Lewis then tried to become a police officer with the Northern Territory Police, but after they rejected her, she accused the force of discriminating against her because of her past work.
Lewis met her policeman-lover on dating app Tinder in November 2024, the Daily Mail reported. She was initially reluctant to meet him because of his job.
Lisa Lewis became a household name in June 2006 when she ran across Waikato Stadium in a bikini while the All Blacks played Ireland. Photo / NZPA
She told him about her past sex work when they met.
“On our first date, I was very honest about my life and what I do for a living. I am a sex worker, so I wanted him to know that,” she told the Daily Mail.
“Me being a sex worker didn’t bother him. He said that he had seen a lot being a police officer," she told the outlet.
All went well until she started getting “creepy” messages from him and decided to split.
Lewis said she was in a hotel carpark on her way to a dinner party when she got a text from him saying, “nice white sneakers”.
“I was so confused, because I hadn’t sent him a photo,” she told the Daily Mail.
“And then he said, ‘Look up - CCTV. Wave! I’m watching you on the cameras.”
Lewis said she “kind of laughed”.
“Not because it was funny, but as a nervous thing. I actually thought that’s kind of creepy.”
With plans to meet after the dinner party, Lewis told the policeman she would be running late because she was hitting red lights. He allegedly told her he already knew because he had been watching.
She claimed to the Daily Mail he once showed her a hidden camera disguised as a rock, and another time showed her a CCTV feed on his mobile phone.
Lewis reported the policeman after feeling she had no choice. She said she is worried her salacious history might undermine her complaint and that the man’s bosses may not take it seriously.
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