A female prison guard’s imprisonment for making a sex tape with an inmate has not led to a ban on officers having OnlyFans accounts.

Linda De Sousa Abreu, 31, who described herself as a swinger, managed to secure the job despite having a number of videos on the adult creator’s site. Her behaviour only became known after a video of her having sex with an inmate at HMP Wandsworth went viral.

According to reports, it’s understood that being a content creator on the site will not necessarily bar someone from the Prison Service. OnlyFans is not only used for pornographic material, as fitness and experts and musicians also host their work there.

De Sousa Abreu’s account, where she describes herself as a “happily married sexy Latina”, did not raise the alarm as she’d set it up under a pseudonym, according to the service. Officials say they now have more thorough checks in place, making it easier to identify those who set it up under a name not their own.






De Sousa in her mugshot photo


De Sousa in her mugshot photo
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She got around Prison Service checks because she signed up under a pseudonym


She got around Prison Service checks because she signed up under a pseudonym
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A Prison Service spokesperson told MailOnline: “Content was published under an alias and as such was not identified via our usual vetting checks. We have since strengthened our procedures to help us identify and refuse applicants who fall below our high-standards.”

The 31-year-old pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office at Isleworth Crown Court in July last year after a video was shared on social media showing a prison officer having sex with an inmate while on duty at HMP Wandsworth in south London. The shocking clip, which quickly went viral, captured the woman clad in uniform, initially engaging in what appears to be a sex act with the criminal.

It then shows her having sex with the prisoner while his cellmate films on a mobile phone in the Category B clink. The prisoner filming pans the camera around momentarily and, grinning, says: “This is how we roll in Wandsworth.”






Linton Weirich was jailed in April for burglary


Linton Weirich was jailed in April for burglary
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In court, De Sousa Abreu was told she would serve half her time in custody and the rest on licence for the offence committed between June 26-28 last year. And sentencing her to 15 months this week, Judge Martin Edmunds KC told the mum: “From what I know about you, you were certainly not naïve about the media or social media.”

He continued: “It must have been obvious that the recording would be shown around and shared, at least amongst prisoners at Wandsworth where it would do the most harm. Whether you intended it or not, the fact is that the video went viral, and caused great harm. Many offenders do not intend the harm that their offending causes, but they nevertheless bear responsibility for it.






Their sex tape quickly went viral


Their sex tape quickly went viral
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She was jailed for 15 months


She was jailed for 15 months
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“You engaged in sexual activity with a prisoner. That compromised your role as an officer, and was misconduct which undermines discipline within the prison, and puts fellow officers at increased risk. You knew that conduct was forbidden and forbidden for good reason.”

In a prepared statement written by De Sousa Abreu following her arrest, she claimed she was “terrified for her own safety” prior to the offences. She said: “I thought if I didn’t go along with it, they [the prisoners] would have both raped me and there was no guard on the landing. All the prisoners were out on the third landing, no-one was banged up, it was very loud and everyone was out. I was too scared to reach for my whistle and blow it – no-one would have heard, they would have seriously assaulted me if I’d tried to get the whistle. At all times I was acting under duress.”

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