Nefarious Cop Busted For Exposing His Penis To Unsuspecting Male Motorists

Bad cop alert.

37-year-old New Jersey police officer Jason Miller (pictured) was arrested and charged with official misconduct and public lewdness earlier this week after it was discovered he had a naughty habit of waving his wiener at male motorists aged 18 to 26, the Smoking Gun reports.

The dash cam from Miller’s police cruiser allegedly captures the married father of two undoing his trousers and exposing himself at least five times over a seven-month period earlier this year.

The incidents all happened during late-night and early-morning traffic stops. In many of the surveillance videos, the sound of Miller unzipping his pants can be heard, prosecutors say. In one video in particular, his penis is clearly visible.

“His junk was hanging out!” one victim reportedly told police during the investigation.

Drivers allege Miller, who has been a police officer since 2001, would approach their vehicles then ask them if they had “noticed his zipper was down.”

One driver claims Miller followed him after the initial traffic stop to ask if the passenger in his car was his boyfriend. Another time, Miller allegedly allowed a man who admitted to being drunk go without so much as issuing a citation, presumably because he had just exposed himself to the 26-year-old.

A probable cause affidavit alleges that Miller exposed his wiener during “numerous” late-night traffic stops to “satisfy his prurient interests.” He is currently free on $35,000 bail, but he has been suspended from his job indefinitely without pay.

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Graham Gremore is a columnist and contributor for Queerty and Life of the Law. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter.

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The Delicious Awakening of the Italian Gay Powers
It took some time before I was ready to return to writing. Why? The answer is simple: I no longer recognized my own country. The mayor of Rome, Ignazio Marino, was celebrating the right to love, registering 16 gay weddings (much applauded abroad), 11 joining men and five joining women. The prime minister, Matteo Renzi, announced that he would legalize civil unions, and that he had already prepared a text appealing to the state to recognize all same-sex couples. Vladimir Luxuria, an activist for LGBT rights, after hosting Silvio Berlusconi’s girlfriend, Francesca Pascale, at Rome’s Gay Village, accepted an invitation to visit the ex prime minister and published two snaps of the evening on Twitter: one in the company of Berlusconi and Pascale, the other with her dog, Dudù, with the caption “A friendship is born.” And, to cap it off, there was the pope. When asked about “the gay lobby,” the pope said that in the Vatican it isn’t as though such things are written on one’s identity card, and in any case, the problem was one of lobbies in general, not one of sexual orientation. “If a person is gay and is searching for the Lord and is of good faith, who am I to judge?” he asked.

In short, I was finding it hard to write. My imaginary friend Stella and I, having fled an Italy crushed by inequity, thought at the time that there was precious little to lose. But Italy is changing. For real. And Stella and I are changing along with her. For us it’s a wonderful breath of fresh air to realize that there is still a country we can return to, and for which we can still have hope. We no longer feel like escapees, freaks, renegades. We are happy, damnably happy, even if in America there are 33 states, Alaska and Arizona among them, that have said yes to same-sex marriage, while in Italy there’s still a long road ahead, in spite of the positive signs.

Meanwhile the bishops, in the so-called “relatio synodi,” have slowed up Pope Francis on the gay issue and his progressive stance. Vladimir Luxuria, as an ex-parliamentarian of the Rifondazione Comunista, has been harshly criticized by the left for meeting with Berlusconi (responding like this: “Well, who can I talk to on the right? Berlusconi invited me to discuss gays. I have no ideological barriers. The only question I have is how to dress.”) Furthermore, the prefect of Rome countered Mayor Marino with an act to annul the marriages the mayor had registered, but the mayor persisted, ignoring the Italian ban on same-sex marriage. Then even the interior minister, Angelino Alfano, released a statement informing legislators that any registration of foreign marriages between same-sex couples would be “voided.” So, in a country like mine, the war is ongoing. But hope has awakened, at last.

Filippo is an Italian journalist who wanted to become a wizard. Stella is his imaginary friend. Filippo and Stella live in New York after having escaped from Italy.

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Video Game With Gay Character Banned In India

Hello, gay nerds. Clearly, if you’re reading this, you’ve taken a break from playing Dragon Age: Inquisition, which came out today all over the world. Well, all over the world except for India.

Publisher Electronic Arts has abruptly decided to withdraw the game from the entire country of India, saying that they’re doing so “in order to avoid a breach of local content laws.”

Dragon Age games have always featured some queer content, but the third installment has more than ever: rather than have the option for bisexual romances, Inquisition features an exclusively-gay party member named Dorian. Is he the reason EA pulled the game? It’s unclear.

“The decision here is in relation to local obscenity laws, but not specific to same gender romance,” an EA rep told Kotaku. We want to believe that’s true, but it’s kind of a weird claim. The company released Grand Theft Auto V in India, which has tons of heterosexual sexuality. They’re also still selling other Dragon Age and Mass Effect titles, all of which have gay relationships. And the Indian distributor, Milestone Interactive, indicated to NDTV that the gay content was to blame.

So what’s going on? It’s hard to say. India’s laws about obscenity, particularly around LGBT content, are pretty murky. EA hasn’t said which laws they’re afraid that Dragon Age would break.

At the end of the day, it means that Indian RPG players are going to miss out on a chance to play a storyline with gay characters, and that’s a shame. If only EA had the courage to stand up to the local magisters.

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