Brandi Tenlen, a deputy with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office for 21 years, resigned following internal affairs investigations that revealed she operated a paid-content account, abused sick leave, and appeared in videos wearing uniforms.
The deputy worked for the Palm Beach County Courthouse. According to the reports, she ran a paid account on FeetFinder.com, an encrypted website where content is locked behind subscriptions. Using this account, Tenlen provided customers with pictures and videos containing fetish materials. Investigators counted 431 images and 59 videos portraying explicit sexual material.
The internal affairs investigation began in July 2025, when the other deputies became aware of her online presence. It developed from a mere inquiry by her supervisor to a full-blown internal affairs examination.
She reportedly earned $6,000 from the website over 16 months. Investigators found that she operated and accessed the account on the job, using agency resources such as email.
The worst revelation about Tenlen came in the form of a video in which she donned parts of her uniform, took off her boots, and talked about her occupation. They found that the video highlighted her career in the law enforcement department while portraying explicitly themed material.
A large portion of the video content focused on feet and other female body parts. Besides feet-focused videos, some videos had simulated explicit acts, physical contact with a man who exposed his genitalia, and the utilization of suggestive props. The rest of the videos showed her feet in non-explicit scenarios, such as on the beach, biking, and crushing fruits, toys, and insects. No full nudity was detected.
The investigation showed that Tenlen used the dates of July 2 and 3, 2025, which she had initially requested and had been denied. In her admission, she explained that she used the time to meet a man from Canada to produce video content for her website. The man agreed to visit the shooting but clarified that no financial compensation took place.
According to other deputies’ reports, Tenlen discussed her online activities at work openly and presented videos to colleagues several times.
Tenlen admitted in her written statement that she had created and operated the account and profited from it without having authorization. Also, she admitted shutting down the page and deleting all its content after knowing about the ongoing investigation.
The internal affairs investigation concluded that she violated numerous policies.
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