Once again, we’re witnessing the disgraceful erosion of moral standards, this time involving former police officer Sean Herman. His shameful actions, which included participating in an OnlyFans video while on duty, have not only dishonored his badge but also highlighted the need for a serious overhaul in our law enforcement agencies. This incident led to his justified dismissal on May 9 and he now faces two felony charges with a $3,000 bond.

This disgraceful saga unfolded early Thursday morning when Nashville police arrested Sean Herman on two counts of felony official misconduct relating to his involvement in the OnlyFans scandal last month. On April 26, Herman was indisputably caught groping a woman while donning his full uniform with his patrol car conspicuously nearby. Any attempt to deny he was on duty at the time was futile given these damning circumstances.

Despite Herman’s dismissal, Police Chief John Drake responsibly ensured that the investigation would continue, which eventually led to Herman’s indictment.

As reported by News Channel 5 here:

NewsChannel 5 Investigates was the first to expose this story after receiving tips about a possible MNPD officer appearing in an OnlyFans video. The MNPD had already started an investigation a day earlier upon learning about the video.

The investigation revealed that Herman filmed the video in Madison area – his own precinct where he served as a patrol officer.

NewsChannel 5 Investigates later discovered that it was actually Herman himself who suggested this disgraceful act to the couple featured in the video. He even identifies himself as “Officer Johnson” before reaching for the woman’s breasts.

A brief shot of Herman’s shoulder reveals what appears to be the Metro Nashville logo.

Following this incident, Herman was promptly fired. This wasn’t his first offense, as he was already on a “Last Chance” agreement due to previous issues with colleagues. It’s clear that we must demand more from those tasked with upholding law and order and ensure they are held accountable for their actions. We need to restore dignity and integrity to our law enforcement agencies, now more than ever.