Metro Nashville Police officials reportedly removed both officers from duty and revoked their department access on May 26 after learning of the allegations.
As part of the department’s disciplinary process, Vidrios agreed to a pre-investigative settlement involving alleged policy violations, including conduct unbecoming of an officer and engaging in inappropriate sexual activity while on duty, according to the report.
The agreement called for a 30-day suspension, after which Vidrios resigned from the department.
The second officer, whose identity was not released in the report, had reportedly served with Metro Nashville Police for 18 years and was most recently assigned to the tactical operations division.
The report states investigators were unable to interview him because he was granted an injured-on-duty pension in February 2026 while the investigation remained open.
