NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The saga of "Barbie Cummings" and the state trooper might sound like a porno film. But the X-rated actress claims it's the real thing.

One Tennessee state trooper's alleged bragging may cost him his job after a porn actress said he did more than just write her a speeding ticket. Cummings, whose real name is Justis Richert, said a Tennessee state trooper let her go in the face of possible drug charges in exchange for oral sex.

Cummings said she received a speeding ticket earlier this month from Trooper James Randy Moss.

"He pulls me over and I was speeding 92 in a 70. I guess that's what the ticket says. We talked, and he searched my car," said Cummings.

She said when she got pulled over along a stretch of State Route 840 in Wilson County, Tenn., she wasn't only speeding, but also she had narcotics and alcohol in the car.

"He proceeded to tell me what the punishment would be for having narcotics in your car. It would have been a minimal punishment, but I wouldn't have been allowed to leave the state. And I broke down and started crying because I work out of state," said Cummings.

An adult film actress, the 21-year-old woman from Knoxville, Tenn., said Moss threw the drugs away after he looked up her Web site on the laptop in his patrol car.

But according to her, receiving a speeding ticket wasn't the interesting part of the encounter. Cummings said they watched X-rated videos on the trooper's patrol car computer, then she performed a sex act on him. The trooper has been suspended while authorities investigate.

"He ended up throwing (the drugs) out and not giving me a ticket for it, and I offered him an oral favor as a nice gesture," said Cummings.

She said she even has photos and video to back up her claim.

Cummings wrote about being pulled over in a blog on her Web site.

"I thought it would be a good blog story. (I thought) my fans would love it and they did," she said.

She said Moss went to a secluded area and claims he later asked if he could tell his friends about her Web site. Cummings believes that is what got him in trouble. Moss was put on administrative leave with pay after an internal complaint was made against him.

Cummings said she met with highway patrol investigators a little more than a week ago.

She also said she plans on appearing in court next month to address her speeding ticket.