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A "hot" policewoman has left people begging her to get them arrested after she posted videos of her in off-duty outfits.
Kimberly Coverdill, who works as a Sheriff's deputy in Arizona, US, went viral when she dismissed doubters who questioned if she is a real cop.
In the video posted in June, which has raked in more than 4 million views, the young woman reacted to the comment from a critic that read: "You're not a real cop."
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She put up a cheeky smirk and shook her head before cutting the video to her sitting inside a police vehicle.
Kimberly, who has her hair tied up in a sleek bun and wearing a full uniform with a bulletproof vest, lowered her head to drop her sunglasses.
Lip-syncing to the soundtrack, she raised her eyebrow and said: "What?!"
People quickly flocked to the comments and left flirty jokes to her.
One said: "Put me in handcuffs!"
"I'd let you take me to jail," a second wrote and a third begged: "Arrest me please!"
A fourth even made a confession, admitting: "So the other day I went 10 miles per hour over the speed limit, just letting you know."
"Too hot for cop," a fifth added.
The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook last year to introduce Kimerby as one of their newest deputies.
The post read: "Deputy Coverdill graduated from the Western Arizona Law Enforcement Training Academy on June 11th and has begun her new assignment of patrolling the Fort Mohave/ Mohave Valley area.
"Deputy Coverdill recently moved here from California, where she was a police explorer for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department as a teenager.
"When asked why she wanted to become a deputy, she stated, 'I’ve always wanted to be a cop, and I promised my grandpa before he passed away that I would make it happen'."
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