NSW policewoman charged over sharing 'intimate image'
A policewoman in NSW is accused of sharing an 'intimate image' without consent. AAP
A young policewoman in country NSW has been charged with unlawfully sharing an "intimate image".
The 31-year-old senior constable has been charged with one count of intentionally distributing an intimate image without consent.
The identity of the officer or the alleged victim has not been revealed, and the nature of the image is not known.
The policewoman is attached to a Southern Region command, NSW Police confirmed.
It comes after officers in the Murray River Police District began an investigation earlier this month.
The officer was issued a future court attendance notice yesterday.
She is due to face Albury Local Court on September 10.
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