OnlyFans police officer Nicole Gabriela V suspended for wearing uniform in sexy pictures reveals how much money she made

Nicole Gabriela V., 25, a city police officer, said she began selling content on social networks and OnlyFans while on medical leave in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

She said on Tuesday that she was a mum responsible for her daughter and her wider family and described selling content as “a way to find another job opportunity” after her income from the force was cut during the prolonged medical leave.

She said she was undergoing neurological and psychiatric treatment following an episode of gender violence and added that she experienced epileptic episodes.

She said that her salary was reduced to about 600,000 Argentinian pesos (£322) while she was off work and insisted she only started selling content in October when she began her medical leave, saying her wage was not enough to cover her basic needs.

Nicole explained that she opened accounts on social networks and OnlyFans, saying she had invoiced about 6,000,000 pesos (£3,215) from selling content in the last month.

She said the fact that the force had cut her salary in half after she was placed on medical leave underlined her claim that police officers earned a very low basic salary for the level of responsibility they were entrusted with.

Officers risk their lives around the clock and she argued that many colleagues also had second jobs, saying she was not the only one who had turned to extra work.

Nicole said she promoted herself on TikTok and other platforms and then redirected followers to her paid content.

Officials said images found online showed her posing in her official city police uniform, playing with handcuffs and appearing in underwear and in semi-nude scenes.

Other footage reportedly showed her handling household appliances in uniform and appearing in a game of pool with another woman who was dressed in underwear on the table.

Authorities added that some of her profiles made direct reference to her role, including a line stating: “Here you have to behave or you will be arrested,” which they incorporated into the disciplinary file they opened against her.

The officer, who has three years and three months of service, was placed on leave while investigators examined what the force described as irregular conduct.

Internal affairs first took charge before the case was transferred to the Office of Transparency and External Control, where officials are assessing the alleged negative impact on the institutional image and the misuse of police equipment.

Sources from the force said the issue was not the nature of the images themselves but the use of the police uniform and equipment in monetised content.

They said the conduct breached the Public Security Law 5688 of the City of Buenos Aires, which restricts the exhibition of official clothing and symbols and sets psychophysical fitness requirements. Internal reports stated that the case did not relate to freedom of expression but to maintaining public order and the principles that guide police conduct under the law.

Nicole said she had been notified of an administrative summary for misuse of the uniform and was willing to comply with whatever her superiors instructed. She apologised and said she felt very sorry, adding that she was waiting for the outcome of the administrative process.

Meanwhile, lawyer Rodrigo Tripolone asked Federal Justice officials to examine whether the case could amount to trafficking in persons for sexual exploitation because of a suspected network of monetised accounts involving other women.

Nicole denied the claim and said she worked privately and that there was no pimp or trafficking network behind her activity.

Police sources said the internal evaluation was ongoing and would determine whether she was dismissed or reinstated once the disciplinary proceedings ended.

(Joe Golder/newsX)