NYPD love triangle (quadrangle) gone wrong (and very public): NYPD Sgt. Kandou Worley and Officer Stephanie Gallardo exposed by jilted cop lover, Tyeis Coppin.
Could this love triangle get any more messier? A chagrined New York cop who found out that her sergeant boyfriend was cheating with a married police officer has sought revenge after exposing their affair on Instagram.
The scorned cop, Tyeis Coppin, 41, shared photos of her boyfriend, Sergeant Kandou Worley, 40, kissing his secret lover, Stephanie Gallardo, 33.
When New York Police Department brass were made aware of the situation, after being tipped off about the ‘sultry’ photos online, they stripped Worley of his guns.
One picture showed Worley kissing the married officer Gallardo on her forehead, a second showed her sitting on his lap and the third was of him standing behind her.
Read one of captioned photos on Instagram, ‘I told my girl I loved her 10 mins b4 I f—ed this one.’
Do you suppose?
‘She’s someone’s wife, she’s not my girl tho,’ a second photo was captioned. ‘I have one and this is not her!!!!’
Why decline….?
NYPD Sgt. Kandou Worley could be in trouble for dating subordinate, Officer Stephanie Gallardo:
The nypost reported Worley, 40, and Gallardo, along with Gallardo’s husband, all working at the NYPD‘s prestigious strategic response group, which responds to terror attacks, civil unrest and other major emergencies (indeed).
Gallardo explained in internal interview with NYPD that she married her husband two years ago after attending the police academy together in 2014. She said although they have a 20-month-old daughter and continue to live together. The pair are now separated.
She said she dated Worley in September and October but they only kissed and were not further intimate with each other.
According to the internal report, Gallardo told cops that Worley told her that his steady girlfriend, a cop in the 32nd precinct in Harlem, had gained access to his Instagram account and in a fit of rage posted the photos of the pair online.
After talking to Gallardo, the NYPD took Worley’s four 9mm handguns away from him.
Worley, who joined the NYPD in July 2007, could be in trouble for dating a subordinate, sources said.
NYPD also stripped guns from the other two officers involved for precautionary measure, however they have both received their guns back.
Worley could receive his gun back after her is interview by investigators, sources said.
He and the officers were not transferred and remain on full duty.
