JASON Collier, the married Texas police chief who was busted for having two girlfriends, showed one of his mistresses a fake annulment document to convince her he wasn't married.
The love rat cop resigned from his position at the Stinnett Police Department after his affairs came to light and he was arrested for tampering with a government document.
He was booked for "tampering with a governmental record/with the intent to defraud," which is a felony, the Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed in a statement.
Collier, 41, texted the bogus document to one of his girlfriend's, Cecily Steinmetz, 39, who outed the cop on Facebook earlier this week for leading a "double/triple life."
"He lied to me and presented me with fake annulment documents when I found out he was married," Steinmetz wrote.
"I also found out about a 2nd girlfriend, Kristi, last night. He has lied to us, our children, and asked us both to marry him."
Collier was married with four kids while allegedly dating the two other women, Steinmetz and a second girlfriend named Kristi Shaffer.
Steinmetz's post about the affair set off a social media frenzy, ultimately leading to the former police chief's resignation and arrest on Thursday.
The saga was ignited after Collier posted a photo on Facebook of his wife, calling her his "beautiful bride" and was confronted by Steinmetz about it.
That's when he showed her the fake document, and claimed that their marriage was annulled in 2016.
When Steinmetz posted her own romantic snap of herself with Collier, Shaffer began commenting underneath the post that she had been dating the disgraced former cop as well, and that they were engaged.
A third woman has also reportedly come forward to say that she was dating the former chief, and several others have said they had experiences with him on dating apps.
After the multiple affairs came to light, Collier sent an apology video to Steinmetz, filmed in his cop car, which she posted on Facebook.
“Hey. Sorry. I just feel like the biggest piece of s**t. Sorry,” Collier reveals in the video message.
“I didn’t mean to hide anything or lie to you. Sorry. I’m so sorry. Please, I just want you to forgive me. I’m sorry. I’m sorry.”
As he begs for forgiveness, Collier’s police radio can be heard in the background.
Meanwhile, the serial cheat's explosive love life has sparked hilarious memes as more than 170,000 Facebook users demanded a Don't F**k with Cats-style Nexflix series is made about the scandal.
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