Remember the story of Alexas Jones https://adultfyi.com/read.aspx?ID=2524 and how firefighters can’t seem to keep their pants on when “porn” is involved? Last Friday a bunch of firefighters sexually assaulted a woman at a gala advertised as a “Porn Star Ball” : https://adultfyi.com/read.aspx?ID=4496

SACRAMENTO — A big announcement from the Sacramento Fire Department.

Seven firefighters, including at least one captain, have been put on administrative leave, after a woman accused one of them of sexual assault.

In a joint announcement, the Sacramento Fire Department and Sacramento Police Department gave more details about what really happened with the firefighters Friday night at the Pornstar Costume Ball.

Captain Niko King says, “Based on the allegations made, seven firefighters have been placed on administrative leave.”

The firefighters from Station 20 in Sacramento showed up at the Porn Star Costume ball at the Raddison Hotel Friday night.

Davis Resident, JT Cahal says, “Especially if on duty we expect something else from them so I am kind of dissappointed.”

All of the Firefighters including at least one Captain were on duty at the time they arrived at the ball.

According to Police Investigators, at some point one of the firefighters befriended a 24 year old Sacramento woman and the two walked outside and got into a Sacramento city fire truck.

Sgt. Justin Risley, Sacramento Police Department says, “She was inside the vehicle interacting with the one fire department employee.”

At around 1:30 a.m. Saturday Sacramento Police got a call from the woman.

Sgt. Justin Risley says, “She indicated she was a victim of sexual assault involving a fire department employee.”

The alleged victim was then taken to UC Davis Medical Center for an evidentiary exam.

Davis Resident Dhar Singh says, “It is kind of unusual they would be there when they wern’t called upon.”

The Fire Department won’t say whether the firefighters were at the Radisson for official business.

The Radisson’s General Manager says it’s not uncommon for fire fighters to stop by big events.

Randle King, Radisson Hotel General Manager says, “They show up for safety seasons to check the occupancy and make sure the hallways are clear.”

The Fire Department refuted claims Tuesday that the firefighters at the Ball were late to a call that night.

Capt. Niko King, Sacramento Fire Department says, “No citizens safety was compromised by engine 20 being at the Raddison that evening.”

The Sacramento Police Department hasn’t made any arrests in the case because investigators apparently don’t have enough hard evidence.

Next week, Sacramento Police investigators plan to forward all of the information in this case to the District Attorney’s office for further review.