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Tourism director on leave after adult video mistakenly sent

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The number of likes on an Instagram photo are pictured on a mobile device screen in Pasadena, California August 14, 2013. Researchers with RSA security have learned that Zbot, one of the world's biggest botnets is creating fake Instagram accounts and selling bundled followers and "likes" at rates that are much higher than what it charges for credit card numbers. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) - RTX12MB1

The number of likes on an Instagram photo are pictured on a mobile device screen in Pasadena, California August 14, 2013. Researchers with RSA security have learned that Zbot, one of the world's biggest botnets is creating fake Instagram accounts and selling bundled followers and "likes" at rates that are much higher than what it charges for credit card numbers. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) - RTX12MB1 (Reuters)

BATON ROUGE, La. – A Louisiana tourism official has been placed on paid administrative leave after inadvertently sharing an adult video on her employer's Instagram account while on business in Baton Rouge.

The half-hour video with nudity went live on the Webster Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau's Instagram account Dec. 19 and sent notifications to followers. .

Board President Jerry Madden tells The Minden Press-Herald that placing Convention and Visitors Bureau Executive Director Lynn Dorsey on leave is not a disciplinary action.

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Dorsey has said it was a "horrible, honest mistake." She said she intended to send a private message to her husband, but was a new Instagram user and pressed the wrong button.

Madden said Dorsey has done a great job for many years. He said the board will review the situation at its next meeting later this month.