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  • Un poulet se venge de son ex avec un profil sexuel sur Internet

    Furieux après avoir été largué par sa petite-amie policière, le poulet australien Darren James Clohesy (41 ans) a participé à la création d'un compte au nom de son ex sur un site pour adultes à la recherche d'aventures sexuelles dans lequel il a posté l'adresse et le numéro de téléphone de la femme en indiquant qu'elle recherchait des partenaires sexuels. Du coup, plusieurs hommes se sont rendus à la maison de la femme et au moins l'un d'eux a frappé sur la fenêtre de sa chambre à coucher!

    Le poulet pervers a été viré de la police et condamné à 18 mois de prison avec sursis.

    Cop fired for forming revenge sex site
    A SENIOR police officer has been sacked for helping to set up a fake internet dating profile that offered his ex-girlfriend for sex.

    Detective Sergeant Darren James Clohesy, from South Australia, was fired yesterday after he failed to attend a disciplinary hearing with Police Commissioner Mal Hyde.

    He received an 18-month suspended sentence and orders to perform 320 hours of community service last week after he pleaded guilty to offensive behaviour, breaching his bail conditions and improperly accessing the police computer system.

    Clohesy, 41, helped to set up a fake profile on an adult internet dating site after his girlfriend, Tania Milsom, also a police officer, ended their relationship last year. The profile, dubbed "SexyMillie888", provided Ms Milsom's phone number and address, asking men to contact her for sex.

    A number of men went to Ms Milsom's home with plans of her house, with at least one knocking on her bedroom window.

    "The commissioner determined Mr Clohesy's offending was of a serious nature and his behaviour unacceptable and incompatible with the service expected of a police officer," a police spokesman said yesterday. "Mr Clohesy did not attend today's hearing, nor was he represented."

    A rising star in the SA police force, Clohesy had previously led the anti-gang taskforce as well as assisting in the arrest of Bradley John Murdoch for the murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001.

    Chief Magistrate Elizabeth Bolton said in sentencing Clohesy that he had provided personal information about Ms Milsom for a nasty, hurtful and malicious scheme.

    "To describe your behaviour as despicable would be an understatement," she said.

    Ms Bolton said the plan had been designed to embarrass, frighten and degrade the woman who had rejected Clohesy.

    source : The Australian
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