In a shocking case of misconduct within the correctional system, prison guard and OnlyFans creator Linda De Sousa Abreu has recently pleaded guilty to engaging in sexual activity with an inmate in a prison cell. The incident, which was captured on film, has raised serious concerns about the integrity and professionalism of prison staff, as well as the safety and security of inmates under their care.
In the case of Linda De Sousa Abreu, her guilty plea to misconduct is a step towards accountability and justice. However, it also serves as a stark reminder of the need for stricter oversight, monitoring, and enforcement of regulations within correctional facilities. Prison authorities need to implement robust protocols and training programs to prevent and address instances of misconduct among staff members, ensuring the safety and integrity of the correctional system.
According to the Daily Mail, the footage showed the cameraman smoking what appeared to be a joint, before bragging, “This is how we live at Wandsworth, bruv, yeah.”
The camera operator also exclaimed, “Shut the f–k up” when De Sousa Abreu‘s radio started to go off … before telling the other man, “No one’s coming through my door, bro,’ he says. ‘I will fight him — do your ting, bro.”
The video, five minutes in length, wound up online and racked up millions of views.
Days later, De Sousa Abreu allegedly called the prison to say she wouldn’t be returning to work — as she fled to the airport for a flight to Madrid. She was arrested at Heathrow.
“This was a shocking breach of the public’s trust,” said Tetteh Turkson, from the Crown Prosecution Service. “De Sousa was clearly an enthusiastic participant who wrongly thought she would avoid responsibility.”
Turkson added she had “no option but accept she was guilty.”
While De Sousa Abreu — a married mother-of-one who is also an OnlyFans creator — didn’t speak in court other than say her name and plea, she did release an Instagram video following her first court appearance.
Starting the video by saying it was an “awkward and uncomfortable” conversation for to have, she said she felt she had to “clarify” a number of things. She then criticized the “tremendous amount of fake profiles” of her, making money off the “scandal the entire world has somehow managed to be involved in.”
She told her viewers not to fall for fake GoFundMe pages claiming to raise money for her, before calling out the “very distasteful OnlyFans creators pretending to be me and recreating the scenario of said scandal which I am involved in,” while tagging the prison.
“You do not know my side of the story,” she added. “The media has a great way of getting a narrative and twisting it for its own benefit. The media love any story to be salacious and sensational and they sensationalize everything.”
“You don’t know who your real friends are until s–t hits the fan,” she added. “Honest to god, family, friends, you need to pick them very carefully. Very carefully.”
The case of Linda De Sousa Abreu serves as a wake-up call for the correctional system to address issues of misconduct, abuse of power, and accountability among prison staff.
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