Lafayett Lee (Broward County Jail).
A Florida man allegedly sent nude photos of his ex-girlfriend — to her three children. And then he flashed a big smile in his mug shot.
According to a probable cause arrest affidavit, the victim and 38-year-old Lafayett Lee dated for some three-and-a-half years but the relationship ended on Dec. 20. Three days later, Lee had collected some of his belongings from her Coral Springs home. She was getting out of the shower when her son told her he received text messages that included nude images. The horrified mother quickly realized it was her in the photos, which she had voluntarily sent to Lee while they were together. Then her daughter alerted her that she had received the same, according to the affidavit. Finally, another one of her daughter’s phone started “going off.”
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At the time a 6-year-old girl was playing on the phone, but her siblings grabbed it before she could see the pictures, cops wrote. In all, Lee allegedly sent five photos and one video of the victim including her doing sex acts on herself.
The victim told cops that she was the one depicted in the images and Lee was the only one who possessed them. She showed them previous text messages from Lee that showed it was the same number from which the texts were sent to her kids, according to the affidavit.
Investigators set up a recorded phone call between the victim and Lee. She reportedly said, “That was low as f— how you sent all them videos and s— to my kids.”
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Lee allegedly retorted: “That was low as f— what you did.”
Cops arrested Lee on three charges: Transmitting information harmful to minors and two counts of sexual cyber-harassment. As of Wednesday afternoon, he remained in the Broward County Jail on a $40,000 bond.
