"There is no excuse," she wrote on Twitter. "I understand fully the magnitude of this post that I have hurt a lot of people, women. Body shaming is not okay ... and not something to joke about." 

 Los Angeles police have located the woman whom Playboy model Dani Mathers photographed naked in a gym locker room this summer, the city attorney’s office confirmed. 
 
 “We did receive the case from the LAPD. It’s currently under review from our office. We will be making a final decision soon, but there’s no timetable at this point,” Office of Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer told ABC News today. ABC News has reached out to the Los Angeles Police Department for comment, but it did not immediately respond. 
 
 Mathers, 29, took the photo of a nude woman at an LA Fitness in Los Angeles and posted it to Snapchat in July with the caption, “If I can’t unsee this then you can’t either.” The 2015 Playboy playmate of the year has faced widespread criticism for sharing the picture and body-shaming the woman. 
 
 The woman has not been publicly identified, and it is not clear if she knew she was being photographed by Mathers at the time. 
 
 Mathers later apologized for posting the picture and said it was inadvertent. 
 
 “I just wanted to acknowledge a photo I accidentally posted here on Snapchat earlier today and let you know guys know that was absolutely wrong and not what I meant to do,” she said in a video posted to Snapchat. “I know that body-shaming is wrong. That is not the type of person I am.” 
 
 Mathers also apologized on Twitter. 
 
 “I’m sorry for what I did,” she wrote in a tweet on July 14. “I need to take some time to myself now to reflect on why I did this horrible thing. Goodnight.” 
 
 Mathers deleted the controversial image from Snapchat and has since set some of her social media accounts to private. 
 
 The LAPD opened an investigation into the incident after receiving a report of “illegal distribution,” Capt. Andrew Neiman told The Los Angeles Times on July 17. 
 
 LA Fitness reported the Snapchat post to police, and authorities have been investigating the incident, which took place at the health club chain’s branch in the Playa Vista neighborhood. Mather’s membership has been revoked, Jill Greuling, LA Fitness’ executive vice president of operations, told ABC News in an email. 
 
 The company posted a statement on Twitter when the incident made headlines this summer, calling Mathers’ behavior “appalling.” 
 
 Her behavior is appalling & puts members @ risk. We ended membership & she can't use any club. It’s not just our rule, it's common decency. — LA Fitness (@LAFitness) July 15, 2016 
 
 ABC News’ Bonnie Mclean contributed to this report. 

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– A woman who was body-shamed by Playboy model Dani Mathers at an LA Fitness gym has been found—and Mathers may be facing jail time for her actions, TMZ reports. The celebrity site says the LAPD located the woman, said to be in her 70s, and she's willing to help prosecutors go after Mathers. The celeb is accused of taking a photo of the naked woman as she changed in the gym's locker room and posting the pic to Snapchat with the snarky message: "If I can't unsee this then you can't either." The city attorney's office confirms that the older woman has been located, reports ABC News. The case could bring a misdemeanor charge for "dissemination of private images"—a charge that could land Mathers in jail for up to six months, though "there's no timetable at this point" on whether that will happen, says Office of Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer. Mathers' attorney tells the New York Daily News he hopes this new speculation about legal trouble for Mathers—she's already been banned from LA Fitness for life—isn't true. "Dani Mathers never tried to hurt anyone at any time, and certainly never tried to break any law," he says. The model's last tweet was on July 14, in which she announced: "I'm sorry for what I did … I need to take some time to myself now to reflect on why I did this horrible thing." (This student found and shared a private photo his female teacher had taken for her husband.)