Inthe new video, an officer can be seen clasping the woman to his chest and lifting her up, before she turns showing her back to the camera.
The woman in the video contacted the Herald to say the recording was made in June when she was seeing a police officer. She stressed she was not naked in the video, but was wearing a “two-piece skin-coloured outfit”.
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The relationship with the officer was brief and had ended after the police National Integrity Unit became involved, she said.
She had shared the video with a friend and now believed it was made public after a falling out between the two of them.
Footage shows an on-duty police officer embracing a naked woman. Photo / Supplied
It comes after home security footage was shared with the Herald showing two uniformed officers jumping on to and straddling the strippers’ pole, while twirling around it with assistance from a woman.
The pair appeared to be smiling after their performance before patting a cat inside the residence.
Two uniformed officers can be seen jumping onto and twirling on the pole.
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Two uniformed officers can be seen jumping onto and twirling on the pole.
The timestamp on the video says it was taken in the early hours of June 29 earlier this year.
Acting Auckland City District Commander Acting Superintendent Sunny Patel said police are aware of the videos, and both members were on duty at the time.
“An investigation is ongoing into the conduct of our staff. There are very clear guidelines about what is acceptable behaviour while on duty,” he told the Herald.
Footage showed the police officers taking turns on the pole.
“While we can’t comment on the specifics of any investigation or employment process, we can advise one of those members left police prior to the video coming to our attention.
“The other member remains on full duties.”
The pair appeared to be smiling after their performance before patting a cat inside the residence.