The following story has themes of misogyny, non-consent sex, humiliation, abuse and other dark themes. If such content offends you, please do not read. This is an erotic FICTION story not meant as any sort of political or societal protest. This is purely for entertainment and never meant to happen in reality.
"Wait, wait, something's not right," I say out loud, even if I'm talking to myself. I'm currently looking at recent crime scene photos of my newest cases. I normally look at crime scene photos on my laptop, but this time I printed them out. There's something about the tactical touch that helps me figure things out when they don't seem to make sense.
My name is Cristana, and I'm a cop. A detective actually. A damn good one too. Been doing it two years now. I didn't know I would be this good at the job, as I really enjoyed being a beat cop, which is the cop that normally responds when you call for the police.
Something happened 3 years ago that changed my life. Something horrible, degrading and memorable. It took me a while to come to terms with the fact it was my fault, not that it made what happened right. Back then I was a bitch, and I know it. I had power because I was a cop and I let it go to my head. Abused that power, just like I would abuse anyone that I wanted.
Then on that fateful day, I allowed myself to be tricked by an asshole I was chasing. In short, I got cocky and thought I could do no wrong. That's how that asshole was able to lead me right into his trap.
The trap? He ran into an alley and when I followed, he popped out from behind and put a gun to my head. From there he, well, let's just say the word 'humiliate' doesn't come cross to what he and those punks did to me. Some of the things he did include stripping me in public, tagged me with spray paint and made me answer to the name 'Officer Jugs.' I was recorded, gangbanged and left tied to a light pole where any and every one could fuck me in any way they wanted.
When my fellow officers finally came to check on me as I didn't check in, they laughed at me. They took pictures before cutting me down, saying how it was needed for evidence. Soon those pictures and the story went viral, where I couldn't go a day without some snide comment or cruel prank. Even the female cops would mess with me because of it, such as stealing my bra while I took a shower.
What happened was a wake-up call where I knew I needed a change. Only I still wanted to be a cop. Being a cop is something I've always wanted to be, even as a kid. And not because of the power you get from it, but because you can make a difference in the world. You get to protect the weak, get justice for the victims and look at yourself in the mirror with your head held high.
That's why I decided to try out for Detective. I studied for the exam non-stop, did the training hours and boom, I qualified. Got the highest marks on the exam ever too.
And as if to prove this is what I was meant to do, I found an opening in a different precinct. So I applied, got accepted and that's where I'm at now. No one at my own precinct cared if I left, no doubt wanting me to go as I was a black eye to them after what happened.
Everyone was surprised just how easy I took to being a Detective. I discovered I happen to have an eye for spotting things other people don't. It's actually weird to me, as I will look at a crime scene and just feel that something is wrong or off. I then search until I find what it is.
The Captain told me that since I've arrived, case completion has risen 56%. I've even received two separate awards for my work in solving high profile cases. The captain told me in private that I do the work of at least three other detectives.
The case I'm working on is a very minor case. No murder, no rape, no kidnapping, nothing like that, which I like. It's a theft case, but get this, the stuff that was stolen was random and cheap. No way they could make any money off it. That begs the question, 'why steal it?'
The photos I am looking at are of the alley where the crime happened. It happened yesterday so the leads should be pretty fresh. What I see in the photos should be exactly how the alley is.
I look at my laptop to review the stuff that was stolen. A case of Sticky Hands, which are cheap children's toys, 4 cases of paper to be recycled, broken action figures, 3 boxes of unsharpened pencils, and more.
What stands out to me is that in one of the photos, which is a photo of the empty boxes the stolen stuff were in, there is clearly a button, like from a dress shirt. But no where does it list that buttons were stolen. Nor were any type of clothing. So why would there be a button?
There's only a few possible answers. One, the owners didn't know it was stolen. Two, the owners forgot to add it. Or three...that button didn't belong to the stuff that was stolen. That it belonged to one of the people that did the stealing. After all, it would be easy for a button to catch onto a heavy box when you are carrying it. Could have popped off when they dropped a box, and didn't notice because of how heavy the box could have been.
It's time to take a visit to that alley. Most of the time I don't need to go to the crime scenes as I can figure what happened just by the report and photos. But this time, I need to go as that's where the boxes are. I need to check out that button because if it does belong to one of the ones that stole the goods, there's most likely a fingerprint on it from when they buttoned it closed.
One nice thing about being a Detective is that you don't have to wear the police uniform. You just need to look professional. Ever since what happened, I dread putting on the uniform as it makes me feel like a target for criminals to come and rape me again.
I wear a pair of black slacks and a gray blouse at the moment. And underneath I wear a sports bra that is very uncomfortable. I do this because of what happened to me. The bastards kept focusing on my breasts which I admit are kind of large. So I make sure to hide them the best that I can so they can't become targets in any way.
"Hey, heading to A145's crime scene. Saw something I think might belong to whomever stole the junk," I tell the shift commander as I pass his desk. He looks up from his computer screen to nod at me. I then see him move the mouse around, no doubt going to enter in that's where I'm going. Whenever a detective heads out, they have to give a report of where they are going and why. These days I do everything strictly by the book.
"Where's your partner?" The shift Commander asks, seeing that I'm alone. All detectives are supposed to have a partner if they go out. I do have a partner, but we prefer to work alone as we work better that way. We are fine with each other, just more solitary type of people. But we do normally go with the other whenever one goes out. Like I said, I do everything by the book.