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Florida deputy Brandi Tenlen resigns as probe exposes her online fetish account, selling videos and photos in uniform: report


A Florida sheriff’s deputy resigned after an investigation exposed her raunchy online foot fetish account, where she sold sexually explicit content — while wearing her uniform.

Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Deputy Brandi Tenlen had made $6,000 in 16 months in her side-hustle as a content creator on the adult content site FeetFinder.com, “publishing inappropriate and pornographic footage of herself and performed sexual acts in exchange for money,” according to WPBF.

Tenlen, a 21-year veteran of the force assigned to the Palm Beach County courthouse, allegedly recorded her content while wearing her “PBSO Class B” uniform in at least one of her videos.

Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Deputy Brandi Tenlen resigned from her position after officials discovered she was selling foot fetish content online. Palm Beach County PAL

In the post, titled “Smelly Boot Removal,” Tenlen asked her customers to guess her profession while removing her boots and socks and waving around her handcuffs, the outlet reported, citing the internal investigation report.

The post was tagged under the categories “boots, cop, uniform” and was viewable for anyone searching such content before subscribing to the account.

The sheriff’s office was tipped off about Tenlen’s scandalous account by another deputy who claimed Tenlen had been creating “OnlyFans” style content catering to subscribers with foot fetishes and launched the investigation in July 2025, the outlet reported.

The deputy also claimed Tenlen had told him she was paid to meet a man at an Orlando hotel to massage his genitals, according to the documents.

The unidentified male, who appeared in several videos, admitted to traveling to Florida to create content with Tenlen and her since-deleted account, “Girlwithdragonfoottattoo,” but was never paid directly.

Tenlen allegedly recorded her content while wearing her “PBSO Class B” uniform in at least one of her videos. Palm Beach County PAL
Tenlen had made $6,000 in 16 months in her side-hustle as a content creator on the adult content site FeetFinder.com. Feetfinder.com

Tenlen allegedly didn’t hide away from her content, rather openly discussing her account with coworkers while at lunch and even showing them photos of her feet with a “tribal-style dragon design in black ink.”

Tenlen had published the videos showing her face and the unique tattoos on her feet, making it easy for investigators to identify her.

The foot-obsessed officer had shown at least one video to a third deputy, where she recorded herself wearing a karate uniform kicking an unidentified man “repeatedly in his genitals until he collapsed.”

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The sheriff’s office investigation alleged Tenlen had called out sick for two days after her vacation was denied and used the time to meet with a subscriber who had traveled from Canada to film content with her.

Timestamps from Tenlen’s account, viewed by investigators, proved she had made content while on duty.

“The actions of Deputy Brandi Tenlen were identified, thoroughly investigated, and determined to be clear violations of our agency policies and procedures,” the sheriff’s office told WPBF.

The foot-obsessed officer had shown at least one video to a third deputy, where she recorded herself wearing a karate uniform kicking an unidentified man “repeatedly in his genitals until he collapsed.” Palm Beach County PAL

Along with making money and meeting with subscribers for content, officials alleged that Tenlen violated policy by failing to obtain written permission from supervisors to engage in off-duty employment.

Tenlen admitted in a sworn statement that she created the content, was paid for her work, and acknowledged that she didn’t seek permission for the off-duty job.

She also revealed she deleted the account after learning of the investigation.

The internal affairs division found sufficient evidence that Tenlen committed multiple policy violations, including conduct unbecoming, misuse of sick leave, unauthorized off-duty employment, and improper appearance on social media, according to CBS12.



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