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A female officer in North Dakota, identified as Savannah Nagle, is under investigation by the Grand Forks Police Department after she posted a TikTok video of herself in her uniform lip-syncing to "white girl wasted" while pretending to shoot a gun. The 29-year-old officer’s viral video, which was later deleted and has since sparked an internal review based on standard protocols, garnered attention over the weekend. Chief Jason Freedman stated that further details cannot be released as the matter is under investigation.
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A 29-year-old female officer named Savannah Nagle from the Grand Forks Police Department in North Dakota is under investigation after she posted a TikTok video of herself while in uniform. In the now-deleted video, Nagle lip-synced to the audio "white girl wasted" and pretended to shoot a gun, captioning it with hashtags including "#copsoftiktok." The incident has sparked internal review by the department based on their standard protocols. Police Chief Jason Freedman confirmed the investigation but declined further comment due to its ongoing status. While there are no legal restrictions on officers filming in uniform, many departments have internal policies regarding such behavior.
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A female officer in North Dakota is under investigation after she posted a bizarre TikTok video while wearing her uniform and pretending to shoot a gun.
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she → post → gun
The Grand Forks Police Department opened a review after its officer, identified as Savannah Nagle, posted the video of herself online and it went viral.
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it → open → herself
Police Chief Jason Freedman told the Daily Mail that he was made aware of the matter over the weekend and the department has ‘already initiated a review’ based on their ‘standard protocols.’
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department → tell → protocols
In the now-deleted video, the 29-year-old officer is seen standing in front of the camera wearing a dark blue uniform with the police badge and her name tag visible.
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badge → delete → uniform
Heavily-tattooed Nagle lip-synced to a viral sound referencing being ‘white girl wasted' and showed herself shooting a gun, according to Valley News Live.
The video was captioned: ‘Queen energy #fyp #copsoftiktok #SRO’ and was posted by her under the name Savannah Rose, which is her middle name, records show.
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records → tattoo → name
Freedman said he could not provide any additional information while the matter is under review.
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matter → say → review
While there is no law against police officers making videos in uniforms, many police departments implement internal policies to restrict it.
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departments → be → it
Savannah Nagle was allegedly seen recording a video in a school while wearing her officer uniform.
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Nagle → see → uniform
The viral video was later deleted
In the video, she could allegedly be seen posing with a gun with the viral sound ‘white girl wasted' playing in the background
The Grand Forks Police Department said it opened a review after the video went viral online
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video → delete → review
The video appears to be shot at a school.
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video → appear → school
No further information has been shared yet.
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information → share → ?
Nagle, who is married, was seen in a Grand Forks Police Department promotional video titled Behind the Patch in 2023 where she talked about how she got her job as a law enforcement officer.
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she → see → officer
She had been with the police department for a year and half at the time when the video was posted.
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video → post → time
The Daily Mail has reached out to Nagle and the police department for comment.
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Mail → reach → comment
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