Just one of the odd “facts” coming out about the case of a gay Schenectady full-time police sergeant and part-time porn actor who must now be making every LGBT cop facepalm.
Queerty has some of the weirdness that is this tale:
[Moore] also claimed to have “debt issues,” so Aubin promised to “help me get out of debt” by producing “gay porn” films for a Florida company called Bear Films.
This is where things somehow get even more peculiar.
“I researched them and they are a legitimate company,” Moore said. “Anthony accepted a contract with Bear Films and I ultimately took a job with them as well…”
Alas, the Bear Films deal fell apart, so the men allegedly began working with another adult film company, FratX, who produce ungodly “frat gang rape” videos in grubby dorm rooms.
Allegedly, the company — FratX — was going to wire “salaries” to Aubin and Moore into an SEFCU bank account, but reportedly their agent — their agent — said the transaction warranted a “suspicious activities” report and thus the money was held up at the bank.
Moore claimed the amount owed was roughly $400,000.
So, with the confidence that their $400,000 check from Frat X would be cleared soon enough, Moore says he and Aubin immediately ran out and planned to buy a new house and new car. Like most people do when they receive their first six-figure paycheck from a frat boy adult film studio.
My, my, my.
What a mess.
I know nothing about this case personally, so this is just a guess, but I would be shocked if drugs were not somehow involved in this somewhere.
Nobody fucks up this much after leading a normal life for so long without some chemical interference. Especially the part about letting a shady character into your life whom, under normal circumstances, you likely wouldn’t let into your front door.
I find the Queerty article to be amusing, but I also have the feeling that LGBT cops everywhere who have to walk the straight and narrow at work feel betrayed when other gay cops pull shit like this.
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