My name is Sally Richardson, and I'm a proud police officer! I'm 22 years old, and I've been an officer for 4 months. I graduated college last year and immediately went to the police academy. I played college volleyball and ran track, so I was one of the most physically fit recruits in the academy. The hardest part was all the stuff you have to learn! There were so many tests, it was like college all over again.
I have brunette hair and a cute southern girl next door face on a toned body. As a B cup, my breasts were smaller than some of the other girls on the volleyball team in college, but I made up for it with my bubble butt ass.
My fiancee, Brad, graduated college with me and signed on with an accounting firm pretty quickly. Brad is definitely the breadwinner in our house. He pays all the bills and my salary goes to groceries and our vacation fund. Brad comes from an uppity family, one of those generationally wealthy southern families you might see on a corny daytime movie.
But I digress, I'm sure you're more interested in today. Brad and I both woke up at 6A.M., and man was I horny. We both silenced our respective alarms, and I saw Brad pick up his phone to check his notifications. I reached over and grabbed his cock through his boxers, causing him to jump.
Brad is the only sexual partner I've had and he told me his three inch cock is the biggest of all the guys in the gym locker room. "I'm such a lucky girl to have a great guy with a big penis," I think to myself.
I stroked his penis through his boxers between my fingers and thumb until I felt it get hard. "Take your boxers off, baby, let me see that big hard penis!"
"Call it a cock, babe. It's so weird when you call it a penis," he said as he pulled his boxers off.
I slid my panties off and straddled him, "you know I don't like that word," I told him as I lowered myself onto his penis. "Mhmm," I moaned as his whole penis sank inside me.
"Your pussy is so tight!" Brad said as I moved my hips forward and back. He knows I don't like that word either, but I'm too horny right now to argue the point. My clitoris was being tickled by his pubic hair, and I could already feel an orgasm starting to build, when Brad moaned and came inside of me. "Damn that was hot babe!" He said.
"What the hell Brad, you didn't even let me cum!" I told him. I knew he wouldn't be able to get hard again anytime soon, so I rolled off of him and laid on my back. "Can you use your fingers or something? I'm so horny, I want to cum so bad!" I practically begged.
Brad looked disgusted, "but my cum is in there, that's gross." Frustrated, I rolled out of bed and headed for the shower. Usually, I would have been mad he came inside me, but we're getting married in a month anyway. I took a shower and got ready for work. Brad was gone when I came downstairs for breakfast. I quickly ate and made my way to the station for roll call.
I wasn't late, but my sergeant called out for me to hurry up and have a seat as I entered the room. The room was silent, not the normal buzz of conversation that accompanied most shift briefings. I sat next to Liz, the only other female on my shift and whispered, "what's going on? Why is everyone so quiet?"
"You haven't heard?" She asked,"Johnson, the new guy on the midnight shift, shot someone a few hours ago."
"Oh shit, is Johnson okay?"
The sergeant cleared his throat, "if it's alright with you two, I'd like to get started," he said with sarcasm in his voice. The sergeant's eyes began to move from officer to officer as he spoke. "At 0415 this morning, officer Johnson responded to an assault in progress call at a residence on 43rd Street. Johnson was the first officer to arrive, and he was attacked by the suspect. The suspect beat Johnson pretty badly before Johnson discharged his weapon, striking the suspect in his leg. Both Johnson and the suspect are in the hospital as we speak. The chief is concerned by the growing crowd around 43rd Street near West Elm. It has not turned violent at this time, but you were all trained in riot response in the academy. Be ready if things take a turn for the worse. Hit the road!" We all stood and moved toward the exit door leading to the patrol car lot. There were several quiet conversations all going on at once.
We moved to our patrol cars and told dispatch we were in service. Almost immediately, I responded to a theft, followed by a burgery that occurred while the homeowner was on vacation. It wasn't long though before I was dispatched to help handle the growing crowd at the shooting scene.
When I got there, there were about 100 people, some of them had signs about police brutality and others were just shouting. No one was being violent though. My sergeant was on the loudspeaker telling the people who were blocking traffic to clear the road and only stand on the sidewalks. I spoke with several people in the crowd and gave assurances that a thorough investigation would be completed. After about another hour, the crowd started to die down and most people left the area. Most of the officers cleared out as well, including me.
I took my lunch break around 130 P.M. at a local diner on my beat. I had just ordered my food and started to scroll through social media when someone sat across from me at the table. I looked up and saw it was a black man, about 6'2", 210 pounds, and in his late 30's or early 40's. His hair was short and neat, he was well dressed, and kind of handsome. It took me only a second to recognize him as one of the protesters who was holding a sign earlier. He had stood out to me then because he was well dressed at the protest as well.
I was immediately alarmed by the intrusion, but asked him in a polite voice, "can I help you, sir?"
"I just wanted to talk to you. I saw you at the protest earlier, and you seemed like you cared about us. I wanted to see if we could have a productive discussion." His voice was deep, but kind. There was no hostility in it.
"Umm, okay. I guess that would be okay," I said back to him.
"My name is John, what's yours? And don't say officer Richardson," he said with a laugh.
I laughed too and said, "my name's Sally. It's nice to meet you John." John went on to tell me about his background as a lawyer, which explained the nice clothes, and asked me questions, like why I became a police officer.
Eventually the conversation shifted and he began telling me statistics about disparities in the use of force between white suspects and black suspects. I knew protestors always claimed to be fighting police brutality, but I didn't know there were actual statistics prepared. I listened to what he had to say and made a few counterpoints about resisting arrest and such. "Sally, what if I told you I had irrefutable proof to support what I'm saying? Would you be willing to have an open mind and see the evidence?" John asked me.
"Of course I would," I told him, "show me." John reached across the table to hand me his business card.