Just CRAZY: Police detective allegedly looked at dead Whitney Houston's private parts and lusted after her

According to a claim filed last week with the Beverly Hills police department, Det. Sgt. Terry Nutall allegedly lifted a sheet covering the late singer Whitney Houston’s naked body. Nutall also made lewd comments about the lifeless body, saying how good the dead star looked.

The claim alleges “despite no legitimate law enforcement inquiry, investigative, or other proper and legal purpose, Det. Sgt. Terry Nutall ‘knelt beside and leaned over the decedent, removed the sheet and/ or other covering from the body….to an area below the public region.”

Nutall then made “inappropriate comments…that the decedent ‘looked attractive for a woman of her age and current state,’ and said ‘d**n, she’s still looking good huh?’” while in attempt to touch the singer’s body.

Former Beverly Hills SWAT supervisor Brian Weir was the cop to file the claim against Nutall.

Weir arrived at the Beverly Hilton Hotel as the senior patrol sergeant on duty in charge of securing and preserving the scene of the death.  Weir claimed that Nutall arrived on the scene after a sheet was placed over Houston’s body to “prevent contamination.”

The claim is a precursor to a civil lawsuit that is said to be filed within 30 days by Weir’s attorney, Christopher Brizzolara with the city of Beverly Hills.  After reporting the alleged misconduct, Weir claims that he was removed from his position as head of the department’s SWAT team because of his report.

Lincoln Hoshino, a Beverly Hills Police Lt., disagreed with Weir’s claims and said he had no knowledge of Weir filing a lawsuit.

Hoshino confirmed that Nutall – who has since the alleged incident been promoted to lieutenant – was near Houston’s body at the death scene. Hoshino also says that it was appropriate for Nutall to respond since he was the detective division sergeant on duty.

“He would be expected to respond to that type of incident and his supervisor was fully aware that he went to the scene,” exclaimed Hoshino.

Although Hoshino agrees with Nutall’s presence being necessary at the scene, he was not aware of “any inappropriate behavior or any inappropriate comments.”

“We stand behind the investigation 100 percent, including the conclusion from the coroner’s office,” said Hoshino in a released statement.

Weir’s allegations have led to questions about the security of Houston’s death scene in the hotel room February 11 2012. Former Los Angeles County Deputy D.A., Attorney Dmitry Gorin speculates that this unnecessary incident has exposed the Los Angeles Police Department to future civil litigation.

“If proven, officer Nutall’s actions were highly inappropriate and demonstrate very poor judgment by a senior BHPD officer.”

“A law enforcement officer more interested in what a decedent’s body looks like than securing a possible crime scene may taint the original placement of relevant DNA and fiber evidence, causing investigators to miss data and draw incorrect conclusions,” explained Gorin.

Houston was preparing for a pre-Grammy party hosted by music mogul Clive Davis when she was found dead on the bathroom floor of her Beverly Hilton Hotel room in Beverly Hills.  The Los Angeles County Coroner determined Houston died from an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use as contributing factors.

The singer was 48-years-old.

Source: Naturally Moi