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Leosa was a Human dabo girl who lived during the late 24th century. In 2377, she became involved with Starfleet Lieutenant Reginald Barclay while working on a Ferengi casino ship, though she told him she was a teacher.
On Earth, Starfleet has detained Barclay's ex-girlfriend, Leosa, who is in fact a dabo girl, and not a teacher as she had told Barclay. She doesn't admit wrongdoing, so Troi talks to Leosa herself. After threatening to have her held indefinitely for psychiatric review, Troi manages to find out that she is employed by a Ferengi named Nunk .
First of all, how dumb is Leosa (or how dumb is she pretending to be) to not understand that she's guilty of espionage? But let's talk about Barclay! Jay-zoss! Releasing sensitive, undoubtedly classified information about Voyager to his civilian "girlfriend". If she wasn't a spy, his career would be over. (See David Patreus.)
Sharisse Baker-Bernard (born 9 January 1962; age 62) played Leosa in the Star Trek: Voyager seventh season episode "Inside Man". She has also made guest appearances on Crusade (starring Gary Cole, Marjean Holden, Daniel Dae Kim and Tracy Scoggins), Criminal Minds, and Walker, Texas Ranger (which...
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