'What is your name, beautiful?' the officer said after arriving at the scene.
“What is your name, beautiful?” Bruno asked the woman during the police call, according to his body camera footage.
Approximately one minute after completing his response to the call, Bruno began texting the woman, referencing her appearance and relationship status, according toAccording to suspension records, Bruno sent texts that included messages like “I’m sorry, I never do this but you really got my attention” and ”Are you married?”
The woman told police she never initiated the text message exchange and stopped responding after 9:25 p.m. CST because the text messages made her feel “uncomfortable,” according to
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