Two Utah police officers have been suspended without pay over a risque video shoot featuring bikini-clad women firing high-powered weapons . The Utah Department of Public Safety imposed the discipline in December on Rob Wilkinson , a Utah Highway Patrol sergeant , and Justin Hansen , a State Bureau of Investigation agent . The department released its discipline records last week after receiving a request to obtain them by The Salt Lake Tribune . Wilkinson , who received a three-day suspension , and Hansen , who received a one-day suspension , were at the Big Shot Ranch near Grantsville in June when British bikini models posed for photos and were videotaped firing guns for a calendar called 'Hot Shots . ' The two men were seen wearing camouflage uniforms identifying them as police in a promotional video filmed at Camp Williams in May and posted on YouTube in October . Scroll down for video . Risque : The models were at Camp Williams for a Hot Shots pinup calendar and behind-the-scenes video shoot . Two Utah peace officers were disciplined as a result . Exposed : Men were spotted in the promotional video wearing camouflage gear with 'police ' on the back . Neither Wilkinson nor Hansen sought their superiors ' permission to participate , and superiors learned of the activity only when they saw video clips played by the news media in Utah , according to the records . The men were disciplined for conduct that brings discredit to an officer or agency , and for wearing their uniform during a promotion for a product — both rules violations , the records show . Wilkinson and Hansen declined comment . An acquaintance asked the two to help supervise the firing line where the models shot at targets , according to an internal affairs report . The report also notes Hot Shots purports to donate a portion of its proceeds to charities for wounded soldiers . In November , four Utah National Guard soldiers were disciplined for their unauthorized involvement and use of military vehicles in a video featuring the bikini-clad women firing high-powered weapons and riding in tanks . A non-commissioned officer who inappropriately allowed the video to be partially shot at Camp Williams in May was relieved of his duties , and three other soldiers received lesser measures ranging from counseling to a reprimand . The men 's superiors did not learn about their involvement with the video until they saw the coverage in Utah news reports , the investigation revealed . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Rob Wilkinson , a Utah Highway Patrol sergeant , and Justin Hansen , a State Bureau of Investigation agent were both disciplined for their actions . Allowed the risqué video to be shot at Camp Williams National Guard base . Were spotted wearing camouflage uniforms identifying them as police . Comment: