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L.A. Traffic Officer Fired for Brazzers Shoot

LOS ANGELES — One of two Los Angeles traffic officers who appeared in a Brazzers video has been terminated from the force.

NBC, which exposed the cops in a Brazzers' AssesinPublic.com video, ran several news pieces on the cops shooting porn on the job in April, causing finger-pointing at the agency, with one top official resigning.

As a result of a disciplinary hearing, NBC said, officer John Dancler has been discharged and another officer, Vaughn Dorsey, who appeared in the video has been disciplined.

According to a city report, acts by the officers who were in full uniform included “groping the bare breasts, spanking the bare buttocks and being straddled by an adult video actress in public” around March 2008.

The AssesinPublic video is titled "Back to the Streets" and stars Kylee Reese. The series' tagline reads: "Hot girls flash their sexy booty in XXX outdoor porn "

Dancler is appealing his termination before the city’s Civil Service Commission.

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