BSO Employee Accused of Secretly Recording and Sharing Sex Video

Police say Jolicoeur recorded a sexual encounter with a woman at his Margate home on March 25. The woman consented to sex but did not know she was being filmed, investigators said. She later learned of the video after people contacted her about it, and gave detectives text messages in which she challenged Jolicoeur about the recording. He allegedly denied making it.

Investigators say Jolicoeur shared the video during a call on October 13 with the woman’s boyfriend and another man. One of the men then sent it to the woman, police said. Detectives obtained the video, which showed the woman during sex; although her face was not visible, investigators said other features could identify her.

Police said phone records connected Jolicoeur to the number used to communicate with the woman and supported the timing of the October call. The woman identified him in a photographic lineup and provided a sworn statement that she had not agreed to be recorded.

At the police station, Jolicoeur waived his Miranda rights and spoke with a detective. According to investigators, he admitted filming the sexual activity and forwarding the clip to three men. Police also said he acknowledged the text exchange in which he had denied recording her, after initially telling detectives that she knew about the recording.

Jolicoeur was booked into Broward County Main Jail and faces two felony counts: voyeuristic recording of an adult and first-time distribution of voyeuristic recording material. He was expected to appear in bond court on November 13. Police records identify him as a BSO employee, without describing his position.