A married former Metro Nashville Police Department school resource officer has been booted from the force after she admitted to multiple steamy romps with a fellow cop while on the clock, including inside her office at a middle school packed with students, according to a bombshell investigative report.
Lisa Vidrios, 37, a mom of three who graduated from the police academy alongside her husband in 2022, was caught red-handed in a tawdry affair that unfolded right under the noses of children and staff at Madison Middle School, sources told local outlets.
The raunchy encounters, detailed in an Office of Professional Accountability probe, took place in Vidrios’ school resource officer (SRO) office and in police vehicles while she was supposed to be protecting kids, the report says.
Investigators found damning video footage on Vidrios’ own phone showing the pair getting it on in her office couch — with staff members clearly audible talking right outside the door, according to the bombshell documents.
“Kids were inside the building during this time,” Vidrios reportedly admitted in a written statement.
The misconduct allegedly happened multiple times, including on May 26, 2025, when a complaint first triggered the internal investigation. The unnamed male officer, a veteran with 18 years on the job, was reportedly on medical leave during parts of the probe.
Vidrios, who once posed smiling in her uniform for academy graduation photos with her husband Angel, copped to “conduct unbecoming an officer” and other violations. She was hit with a 30-day suspension before quietly resigning from the department.
The shocking case has left parents and locals fuming over the brazen abuse of her position in a place meant to keep children safe.“Shall we fill out the FOIA for these incidents?” one social media account quipped while sharing the news clip, as furious commenters demanded to know why the male officer’s name is still shielded and whether he kept his pension.
Vidrios has not publicly commented on the allegations.
The Metro Nashville PD did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
