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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The Orange County Sheriff’s Office has launched an internal investigation into a deputy who has been posting videos of herself on the social media platform TikTok while wearing the agency’s uniform and possibly using a county-owned vehicle, News 6 has learned. Deputy Shelby Abramson, 29, began creating TikTok videos a few months after she was hired by the sheriff’s office in November 2019. The agency did not receive any complaints about Abramson’s TikTok videos, a sheriff’s spokesperson told News 6. Only one gun, honey.”Abramson appears to be standing in front of a county-owned patrol vehicle or sitting inside one during some of the TikTok videos. Orange County Sheriff’s Office policy establishes rules governing how the agency’s official social media channels should be managed.