Miami-Dade Police officer Sabrine Raymonvil
By Davy V.
Before becoming a Miami-Dade Police officer, Sabrine Raymonvil, an 8-year veteran of the department was a porn actress.
But the thing is, even after Raymonvil became a cop, she continued to work in porn.
And perhaps even more disturbing, officer Raymonvil even starred in several sex scenes with Emerson Callum, an adult film director who is serving a life sentence after being convicted in 2012 of drugging and raping several women during auditions for roles in porn films.
Miami Beach Police officer Lavont Flanders, Callum's partner in the adult film business, and a cameraman was also convicted in the federal case against Callum.
For years, officer Raymonvil has managed to keep her x-rated side gig on the low.
Until now.
Enter Bob Norman, an investigative reporter for Miami's ABC affiliate, WPLG Channel 10.
Now those of you who have followed my work for a while, know that I'm not a fan of Corporate-America run mainstream news media.
Especially of the way they often spin stories of police misconduct and corruption in order to help police, and protect their working relationship with law enforcement.
It's what I call the "Don't bite the hand that feeds you" code which mainstream news media subscribes to when it comes law enforcement.
Simply put, mainstream news media depends on law enforcement to feed them scraps of info., tips, etc., include them in press conferences, and to overall keep them "in the loop" when it comes to news stories, so they will do whatever they can to protect cops.
It's a relationship which mainstream news media very carefully protects.
But when it comes to Bob Norman, this guy is the real deal.
And he has COJONES.
Bob Norman reminds me of Al White, an investigative reporter who worked in my hometown of Rochester, NY during the 1980's.
Al White wasn't afraid to go after real stories and confront frauds and corruption.
And like Al White, Bob Norman is not afraid to go after corrupt politicians and public officials.
And expose them.
Bob Norman broke the story of Miami-Dade Police officer Sabrine Raymonvil, not only exposing her moonlighting as a porn actress, but even confronting Raymonvil while she was on duty.
I've included a link below which shows Bob Norman walking up to Raymonvil, news cameras rolling.
Be sure to check it out.
As for Raymonvil's gig as a porn actress, here's my take on it.
A police officer is supposed to conduct themselves in a professional manner.
On or off duty.
After all, law enforcement is a position of public trust.
There's this thing called "The Police Officer's Code of Ethics."
Here are just a couple of excerpts:
- "I will keep my private life unsullied as an example to all."
- "Honest in thought and deed in both my personal and official life."
- "I recognize the badge of my office as a symbol of public faith, and I accept it as a public trust to be held as long as I am true to the ethics of the police service."
