A police officer who went globe-trotting while on long-term sick leave for stress has been playing video games in raunchy outfits for donations.

Sgt Leanne Carr, 33, live-streamed herself playing Fortnight while wearing revealing outfits, including bras and a pineapple-print bikini.

The £45,000-a-year police officer, who calls herself the Pineapple Queen, asks viewers to donate to her bank account while the camera points at her cleavage.

It comes after she was criticised for posting biking pictures from luxury trips she took while signed off with stress last year — including a topless one with pineapples covering her breasts.

Sgt Leanne Carr, 33, live-streamed herself playing Fortnight while wearing revealing outfits, including bras and a pineapple-print bikini

The £45,000-a-year police officer, who calls herself the Pineapple Queen, asks viewers to donate to her bank account while the camera points at her cleavage (right)

Sgt Carr took long-term sick leave and went on luxury holiday across the world before returning to work in January

She uses website Twitch to appear next to footage of her playing hit game Fortnight.

Her profile reads: 'If you really feel I deserve it please feel free to send anything :)'

Before beginning her live streams Sgt Carr, a part-time model, Tweets images to her 2,700 followers to announce an upcoming video.

But one critic tweeted: 'Sgt Carr is not doing herself or police reputation any good.'

Before beginning her live streams Sgt Carr, a part-time model, Tweets images to her 2,700 followers to announce an upcoming video

Lincolnshire Police said it was unaware of her streaming and that officers were entitled to a private life

She returned back to her job at Grantham station in January.

Sgt Carr is seen as a 'poster girl' for Lincolnshire Police, colleagues previously told MailOnline.

Lincolnshire Police said it was unaware of her streaming and that officers were entitled to a private life.

But the force told The Sun 'if standards were breached we will investigate and act accordingly'.