Attorney: Suspended Cop Accused Of Posting Online Sex Ad Was 'Framed'

NORTH BRADDOCK, Pa. (AP) — A suspended Pennsylvania police officer is denying he posted an online sex ad picturing him and asking women if they fantasize about being with a cop.

The attorney for North Braddock Officer Michael Foley says the Backpage ad is a setup and he's been "framed."

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The ad describes the officer as a "White alpha male bull seeking couples/wives/girlfriends." It goes on to say the officer likes "risking getting a woman pregnant so her pathetic man can raise my baby if I do."

North Braddock's mayor and police chief have requested a meeting with Foley and his union representative. The eight-year veteran remains suspended until the ad investigation is finished.

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Attorney Bill Labovitz says Foley is "disappointed by the lack of due process afford him by the borough and its police chief."

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