An Arizona cop used his off icial body camera to film himself having sex in his office while on duty in April 2017, according to court and investigative records obtained by The Arizona Republic.

Anthony Doran was terminated from the Superior Police Department in March after 36 gigabytes of pornographic images and videos were found on his computer, according to a report obtained by the outlet.

Pinal County Attorney said felony charges were not warranted.

Doran reportedly said that he wasn't given a fair chance and wanted to be given the option to resign.

In 2013, Doran was reportedly fired from the Pima County Sheriff’s Office for kissing a woman in his patrol car while on duty and trying to delete explicit text messages from his phone.



An Arizona cop was caught using his official body camera to film himself having sex in his office while on duty in April 2017, according to court and investigative records obtained by The Arizona Republic.

The video was discovered during a personnel probe into Anthony Doran, a now-former commander at the Superior Police Department, in Superior, Arizona, according to court documents obtained by the outlet.

The video reportedly shows Doran, who was second in command at the time, having sex with a woman while he was supposed to be working. Doran, dressed only in his uniform top, apparently left his bodycam on, according to the outlet.

"Anthony is sitting in an office chair and straddling him is a naked adult female (who is not a police employee)," the report said, per the Arizona Republic.

But Doran didn't think the incident was a fireable offense, according to the outlet. "I'll admit to that (violation) and take my 40," he reportedly said in a confrontation, alluding to a week's suspension from work.

According to the report, a deputy investigated Doran's computer further, they found a folder entitled "Fun Times" that contained 36 gigabytes of pornographic images and videos, including images of his penis and a naked 5-year-old girl.

At this point, the administrative probe was put on hold and the case was referred for a criminal investigation, the Arizona Republic reports, but no charges were filed.

The Town Council ultimately moved to terminate Doran in March, per the outlet. However, the former police officer told the Arizona Republic that he feels he wasn't given a fair chance. Doran also told the Arizona Republic that the town manager wouldn't accept a letter of resignation and moved to fire him instead.

Speaking to the outlet, Doran denied having sex during work. Doran said that at the time he was living in a room within the police station and worked "flexible hours" and would sometimes say he was working when he was not officially scheduled to, per the Arizona Republic. Then, he told the outlet, that the video and pornographic pictures stored on the flash drive "had nothing to do with work." He also said that 5-year-old girl was his daughter and the images of her were not prurient or illicit.

Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkmer confirmed to the outlet that the girl was his daughter that felony charges were not warranted.

This reportedly isn't the first time that Doran has been fired for sexual misconduct. In 2013, he was fired from the Pima County Sheriff’s Office for kissing a woman in his patrol car while on duty and trying to delete explicit text messages from his phone, according to records obtained by the Arizona Republic.

All of these revelations have come to light after a Superior resident filed a civil complaint against Doran and several other officers, according to the Arizona Republic, claiming that in 2016 they unlawfully searched his home, beat him, and arrested him.

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