began as the strange tale of an armed police officer, a married woman, and the mysterious whereabouts of the constable’s handgun.

When PC Shaun Jenkins snuck off duty to have séx with another man’s wife, he escaped dismissal in part because he never lost sight of his firearm.

The 9mm Glock pistol, he said, was attached to his trousers – which just happened to be around his ankles at the time.

Yet, amid all the ribald revelations, the woman at the heart of this tale has been overlooked. She has, understandably, remained silent, until now.

However, after reading the very public reports of what went on – or what supposedly went on – Ann-Marie Nurton has decided that it is time to come forward, and she is not what you might expect. Nor is the rather unsettling story she has to tell.

It’s clear the encounter had profound repercussions for Ann-Marie, a 33-year-old mother of four who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder shortly after the infamous tryst.

Taking up the story, Ann-Marie is clearly embarrassed. She was staying in Bargoed for the weekend with her mother when she texted PC Jenkins to see if there was any post to collect. He replied by text soon after.

‘It was late in the evening,’ she explains. ‘He said there was mail and could I go and pick it up.

I said I’d be down in a minute. I got another text that said, “Wéar something séxy.”

‘I replied, “Pardon?”

‘He said it was his mate messing around.’ At around 10pm, she says, she drove to her former home. ‘He was in uniform. He handed me the mail, asked me how I was, and that was it.’

Ann-Marie says she knew PC Jenkins as her landlord but they were not friends and had never before flirted with each other. However, when she got home she received another text.

‘It said, “You’re séxy, you’re pretty,” ’ Ann-Marie continues. ‘I just replied “thank you” but then we ended up texting until the early hours. He said how pretty I was, how skinny. I said he had a partner, but he said, “She’s not as pretty as you.” I felt special.’

For reasons that her later diagnosis might help explain, Ann-Marie felt vulnerable. ‘I was so depressed,’ she says. ‘I didn’t want my life any more. It sounds awful. I didn’t want to be a mum. I just sort of changed, as if I wasn’t Ann-Marie any more, I wasn’t married, I didn’t have children.

‘When he started texting, it was like he offered me a chance to be someone different.’ And so, fatefully, Ann-Marie agreed to meet PC Jenkins.

The bare facts of what happened the following day are indisputable. PC Jenkins was on patrol with a colleague when they spotted Ann-Marie.

They picked her up and drove to the three-bedroom terrace house she used to rent, whereupon Jenkins and Ann-Marie went inside through the back door.

Some 40 minutes later, they emerged, got into the car and the policemen dropped Ann-Marie near her mother’s house before continuing on patrol.

Ridden with guilt, Ann-Marie told her husband two weeks later, a confession which led to their divorce and saw them estranged for two years. Mark later complained to the police.

Sitting next to Ann-Marie on the sofa, Mark, a quiet, measured man, explains: ‘It was about six months afterwards. I didn’t have any agenda. I just thought it was wrong and I had to bring it to someone’s attention.’

When Ann-Marie tries to explain what happened that night, the story takes on a darker tone. ‘I can’t explain,’ she says, shaking her head. ‘It happened so fast. We walked in, I turned around and he started kissing me and undressing. We stopped kissing and I went into the living room to calm down. I was nervous.

‘I went back into the kitchen and he was stripped off, down to his pants and his socks, and he had his radio. He kissed me again. We went up the stairs and into the bedroom. And we had séxual intercoursé.’



By her own admission, she’s no intellectual but she is straightforward, willing to admit her actions no matter how much she regrets them or how embarrassing they may be. Did she go to the house for séx?

‘None of the texts said we’re meeting up for séx. Yes, they were of a séxual nature. He just asked me to meet up. I didn’t know it was like that – I didn’t know he was on duty.’

Ann-Marie is not trying to absolve herself. ‘I went there, didn’t I?’ she says. ‘It felt as though I couldn’t get out of it.

'I couldn’t say no, even though it was going through my head. It all happened so fast. I wasn’t expecting it to happen that way.

‘I’m lucky Mark has stood by me.’

Describing what happened next, Ann-Marie says flatly: ‘He finished. He went downstairs before I did because I took my clothes off upstairs. I dressed and came down.

'He was all dressed and ready to go. The car pulled up and he dropped me off where he had picked me up. I went home and had a bath, and he texted me and asked if I was OK. I said yes thanks, and went to sleep.’

She and Mark split up. In October 2010, after Mark complained, she was interviewed by the police about the incident.

She told the officer she blamed herself for going to the house but insisted she never intended to have séx.

Source: Dailymail


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