Ginger Harrison
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Ginger Harrison |
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| Ethnicity | Caucasian |
| Nationality | American |
| Body | |
| Bra/cup size | C |
| Body type | Slim |
| Hair | Blonde Long |
| Pubic hair | Trimmed |
| Performances | |
| Shown | Topless, Bush, Full frontal |
Ginger Harrison is a Playboy model and a police officer.
Playboy
Back in July 2001, Playboy came across one of LAPD’s most beautiful patrolwoman. Los Angeles police officer Ginger Harrison has a predisposition for taking a bite out of crime. Her father and grandfather are both retired FBI agents, and her uncle is a policeman. “I guess that’s how I kept on the straight and narrow,” she says.
This 28-year-old Michigan native, a self-proclaimed tomboy, moved to California when she was 19 and intended to follow in her father’s footsteps by joining the FBI. A hiring freeze brought her to the LAPD, and the six-year veteran now patrols the Foothill Division of the San Fernando Valley. “There have been times when I’ve rolled up to a shooting in progress,” she explains. “I’ve been in situations with people fighting all around me, and all of a sudden shots are being fired. You don’t know where they’re coming from, so all you can do is duck and wait until they stop so you can get your bearings. I’ve chased guys over walls, tackled them and taken them into custody, but I’ve been lucky not to have had to shoot anybody yet.”
Controversy
Ginger Harrison hopes she might actually boost police recruitment by becoming the first Los Angeles police officer to pose nude in Playboy, but department officials aren't smiling. The cop is appearing in the July issue of Playboy magazine, despite outcries from the department.
The LAPD has asked the city attorney to investigate whether the pictures violate department policy, saying it expects its officers to exhibit the "highest level of professional conduct, both on and off duty." The department is still reeling from the recent Rampart Division corruption scandal and has been trying to burnish its tarnished image.
Ginger Harrison said she doesn't see why the pictures should be a problem, however. "It's nudity; we see it every day," she said. "It's really not that big of a deal." She said she even hopes the pictures will boost the force's reputation and show it's possible for officers to remain feminine and glamorous.
