A cop’s wife is plying her trade as a hooker while his bosses at Britain’s biggest police force appear to turn a blind eye.PC Scott Frost informed London’s Metropolitan Police of her sleazy occupation – and insists they have raised no objections.She describes herself online as Busty Sarah Jane and tours the country charging up to £130 an hour for sex sessions.Sarah Jane, 30, listed a catalogue of services available when a Sunday People reporter booked her.She has bragged about making hundreds of graphic porn movies, including one involving 40 men.
And she admits she was once raided by police while selling her body.Our man made an excuse and left after she offered full sex, with a number of other sex acts available for a lower fee.Sarah Jane proudly boasts of having a 36G bust and says on an adult website: “I love sex and I love meeting new people.“I’m fun, friendly and my cheeky smile and natural curvy figure will put you at ease in no time.“I am up for most things and love to be adventurous, so if there is something you would like to try just ask.”
Our reporter visited Sarah Jane last week at a large three-storey building in Birmingham, at which she said she worked with two other women.She met our man at a padlocked gate and showed him up to a darkened bedroom upstairs, where she offered him a drink.Revealing her figure in a red basque, she said: “My half-hour service is full girlfriend experience for £80, or an hour is £130.“I also do a £60 service which is no touching, with all the attention on you.”Sarah Jane’s services also include “french kissing” and “foot worship”.
Accepting £130 in cash from our reporter, she revealed: “I work here three days a week. I’ve done escorting for three or four years and porn work for about ten years. I love it.”PC Frost, 41, a safer schools officer, confirmed his wife is a sex worker and told us: “I know about it, friends know about it, family know about it.“My bosses are completely and utterly aware of it and have said there’s no conflict of interest. There’s no problem.“If there was a problem, I wouldn’t have a job, would I?”Dark-haired Sarah Jane, is originally from Lancashire, but has lived in Kent with PC Frost since they got married in August 2015.
Sarah Jane Frost online
She said all her family and friends knew about her profession and added: “Everyone, yeah, they’re all supportive. Honesty is the best policy.”In an interview online in April 2015, Sarah Jane spoke candidly about her porn modelling.She said: “My mum and dad are really supportive – I wouldn’t do it if they weren’t. When I was first approached by a glamour photographer at 18 I said to my mum, ‘Is it OK if I do this?’”“She said yes, as long as I was safe and happy. People have gone up to my dad and said, ‘Are you not disgusted with your daughter for what she does for a living?’ He says: ‘Well, you’re the one watching it. You’re the one paying her wages.’”Asked if she has had any bad experiences, she said: “I had a stalker, and when I reported it, the policewoman asked what I did for a living.
Sarah Jane’s husband knows about her profession
“When I told her, she claimed I’d brought it on myself. She said, ‘You need to change your lifestyle.’ I made an official complaint and she was suspended.”Sarah Jane added: “I did a gangbang that was raided by police. They said they’d been tipped off about sex trafficking but I think it was set up by a rival company.“I think more sex-trafficked women would come forward if they weren’t afraid of the police response. I think we’d all be safer.” Sarah Jane is not a criminal.Prostitution is legal in England and Wales.But soliciting in public, kerb crawling, pimping and owning or managing a brothel are illegal.
A brothel is premises used by more than one person for prostitution.Tory MP Andrew Bridgen said of the Frosts: “I’m surprised by this. PC Frost, his wife and the Met may be comfortable with her work. But I’m not sure parents of the children he works with will be.“His wife may not be committing a crime but through her work she is potentially coming into contact with people who are, which would cause a conflict of interest for him.”But PC Frost, who has been in the Met for 15 years and works in Southwark, South London, told us: “The police have been involved in all this.“I’ve been working with the police since the beginning and spoken to the Directorate of Professional Standards. I was completely checked out.
“They said it was OK because I’m not involved in her industry.“There’s no kickback between my private and professional life and no crossover between the two.