The Australian Border Force commissioner’s official Twitter account has ‘liked’ a pornographic video of a woman touching a man’s genitals.
Some time between July 16 and now, Roman Quaedvlieg’s account @ABFComm liked a black and white porn clip posted by an account named ‘LadyMystique_01’.
The ‘like’ came while Mr Quaedvlieg, 52, is believed to remain on leave under investigation over allegations he helped secure his girlfriend a job at Sydney Airport.
Australian Border Force Commissioner Roman Quaedvlieg’s official Twitter account ‘liked’ a pornographic tweet
Mr Quaedvlieg is believed to remain on leave while an investigation is underway into a personnel matter
The suspect pornographic tweet, posted on July 16, is listed in the posts Mr Quaedvlieg’s account ‘likes’
The former Queensland police detective has denied the allegations, which are under investigation by the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity (ACLEI).
The ‘liked’ tweet was posted on July 16 and featured the crude caption, ‘I think your c*** likes me’.
Lady Mystique’s account features erotic pictures and video. It describes itself as ‘wild and free’, ‘NSFW (not safe for work)’ and ‘sinsational’.
But it wasn’t clear whether Mr Quaedvlieg, another Border Force staffer or someone else entirely was responsible for the like.
Lady Mystique tweeted the porn video two weeks after it was revealed Mr Quaedvlieg had stood aside due to an investigation.
The account used to be regularly updated with pictures of Mr Quaedvlieg and occasional posts from the commissioner.
One of many pictures of Mr Quaedvlieg uploaded to the account. He’s seen with a Vietnamese border official last November
Mr Quaedvlieg is seen here at a meeting with a Sri Lankan official in a Twitter photo
Mr Quaedvlieg is pictured during his swearing in ceremony at Parliament House in 2015
But it hasn’t posted since May 25. The Border Force was still issuing statements in the name of the ‘Acting Commissioner’ a week ago.
Asked whether its separate investigation into Mr Quaedvlieg was ongoing, an ACLEI spokeswoman said the organisation does not comment on operational matters.
Daily Mail Australia approached a Border Force spokesman for comment on Wednesday morning.
The ‘like’ was removed within minutes of a call.