A VILE woman filmed herself sexually torturing a man after he passed out from a date rape drug, police say.

Jennifer Johnson, 36, apparently laughed throughout the videos as she abused the bound victim with a sex toy in Alabama.

An investigator said: “The victim was physically helpless at the time of the assault.

“He was also bound with duct tape around his mouth, wrists and ankle.”

The footage was found on Johnson’s phone after she was arrested for allegedly driving a stolen car in Northport, Alabama, court files said.

Officers tracked down the man, in his 20s, to a property in the Tuscaloosa suburb of Cottondale.

'SCOOP OUT'

And they learned he had been under the influence of Gamma Hydroxybutyrate – or GHB.

Johnson reportedly joked during the recordings: “If you scoop out and talk about stealing my homeboy’s truck, this is definitely what I’m going to do to you.”

“Scooping out” refers to losing consciousness while on GHB – and the man never came round while he was filmed, an investigator said.

Johnson is being held in jail charged with sexual torture and abuse.

She was already behind bars accused of receiving stolen property after an arrest in May which triggered the “torture tapes” probe.

Johnson was pulled over for driving a 2013 Honda Civic reported stolen in Jefferson County, reports the Tuscaloosa News.

She told officers she worked as a prostitute and traded her 1998 Ford Mustang for the Civic and cash.

Date rape drug: What is GHB?

DATE rape drugs such as GBH are generally used to spike the drinks of unsuspecting victims.

GHB (gammahydroxybutrate) is used to treat narcolepsy but it can be a highly dangerous drug with sedative and anaesthetic effects.

Usually sold by dealers for around £15 for a small bottle, it is an odourless, colourless oily liquid that has a slightly salty taste.

A typical dose is only a teaspoonful, making it easy to overdose.

It can produce a feeling of euphoria and can reduce inhibitions and cause sleepiness – making it a common date-rape drug.

It can be particularly dangerous when used with alcohol and other depressant or sedative substances.

The drowsy effects start after about 10 minutes to an hour and can last for up to seven hours.

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