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Police: Arizona woman posted nude photos of ex-boyfriend on school fence

Deborah Britton will appear in court to answer charges against her on Jan. 2.

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Deborah Britton will appear in court to answer charges against her on Jan. 2.

By Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk

Dec 23, 2018

An Arizona woman is accused of posting naked photographs of her ex-boyfriend at a Chandler elementary school, the Arizona Republic reported.

Deborah Britton, 55, turned herself in to Chandler police on Tuesday, the newspaper reported. Police said Britton taped multiple fliers of a man's naked body on a fence facing Hull Elementary School on Sept. 12, KNXV reported.

The man in the photos told police he sent them to his now ex-girlfriend, the Republic reported.

Britton denied posting the pictures when questioned by police, but investigators later found her fingerprints on the photos, KNXV reported.

Britton was charged with one count of nude images and one charge of harassment by communication, the Republic reported. She will appear in court Jan. 2.

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