A police officer who became an internet sensation after posing for a topless selfie in her patrol car has agreed to take part in a series of 'sensual shows'.
Nilda Garcia Montoya quit her job after being suspended while an internal investigation was launched when the sexy snap ended up on Facebook earlier this month.
Now the Mexican, who worked in the northern city of Escobedo in Nuevo Leon, has revealed she has accepted a proposal to tour the country's 'gentlemen's clubs' showing off her assets.
Nilda Garcia Montoya quit her job as a police officer after an internal investigation was launched when a sexy snap (left) ended up on Facebook earlier this month - but she has now revealed she has accepted a proposal to tour the country showing off her assets. She is pictured making the announcement at a lap dancing club (right)
She made the announcement in a revealing blue dress at a lap dancing club where she admitted she would be delighted to pose for Playboy if she got the chance.
She will appear under the stage name Polisex, an obvious play on her past as an officer.
Mrs Montoya, a 24-year-old mother of two daughters aged three months and five, insisted her family supported her radical career move.
She wrote on a new Facebook page today: 'People of Cancun get ready. I'll be with you soon.'
She added: 'I've just given birth to a child so I'm a bit chubby and having difficulties getting rid of my belly but I'm not famous enough to have a perfect body.
'I'm ugly and I admit it but it's better to accept it than hide behind something you're not.' The post also included another selfie of Mrs Montoya in a revealing vest top.
The 24-year-old, pictured in uniform before she quit her job, revealed a colleague had taken the snap during a dare and it was on a phone that was stolen last July
Local media reported several men's magazines and local businessmen had shown an interest in giving her a modelling contract after her topless stunt.
She admitted at the time it was an 'immoral act' and claimed on Facebook before quitting her job: 'I feel outrage at the damage that photo has caused because it mainly hurt my family including my two daughters, my husband, my parents and my siblings.
'I recognise I was at fault and beg forgiveness for this terrible situation. We're all human and we all make mistakes.'
She admitted this week the first thing she did when she saw the photograph had been released was cry.
She revealed a colleague had taken the snap during a dare and it was on a phone that was stolen last July.
The former police officer has not made clear how daring her show will be although it is understood she has stipulated in her contract she won't be baring all. Above, Escobedo in Nuevo Leon, where Mrs Montoya used to work
She claimed a mystery man began to call her a week and a half before it was published saying he had 'compromising' photos of her. He allegedly tried to blackmail her into a date, which she refused.
Nilda's new representative, Mario Rodriguez, also pulls the career strings of Mexican actress Lyn May, who worked as a go-go dancer before making her name working at a cabaret show in a Mexico City theatre.
Fans vowed to support Nilda in her new venture.
Oscar Castellanos said: 'I love you. I will be in the front row when you come to my city.'
The former police officer has not made clear how daring her show will be although it is understood she has stipulated in her contract she won't be baring all.
Jesus Gudiel wrote on her Facebook page: 'With your new job you'll earn more in a night than you used to earn in a fortnight.'
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