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MD cop in viral video seen with kids & wife, hours after she said mistress could ‘rot in hell’
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0:46Now PlayingThe Maryland cop filmed kissing his mistress before helping her into the backseat of his squad car was photographed with his wife and kids Wednesday afternoon — just hours after she called him out on Facebook and told his mistress to “rot in hell bitch.”
Officer Francesco Marlett and his wife Paula were spotted walking into their home in Suitland, Maryland, with their three kids in tow and looking calm despite the publicly unfolding drama.
“There goes my husband and his Mistress,” she wrote in a Facebook post alongside the 47-second clip, less than a day after Prince George’s County Police identified Marlett as the man in the video and suspended him pending an investigation.
“This is a very tough time for me and my kids,” she added, explaining the video kept popping up on her social media feeds and called the fiasco “embarrassing and painful.”
“Yes I know what’s been going on,” Paula Marlett wrote and identified the woman in the video with her husband as Virginia Pinto.
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