Shock: Trans police officer drugs two colleagues, sexually abuses them with a penis pump in Berlin

The trans police officer drugged the two male police officers inside her apartment, and then caused damage to their genitalia with a penis pump, according to police sources

Trans police officer Judy S. is accused of sexually abusing two fellow police officers.
By Remix News Staff
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There have been shocking accusations leveled against Berlin trans policewoman (male-to-female), who prosecutors say drugged two fellow police officers and abused them with a penis pump while they were knocked out.

The 27-year-old officer, Judy S., has been released from duty and is under investigation. During a house search of Judy S., police allegedly found narcotics.

The case has sparked headlines across Germany, and what has elevated the case is that Judy S. is not an unknown police officer, but actually ran in an election for the deputy women’s representative in the Berlin police. According to Bild newspaper, Judy S. is a transwoman and her poster is still hanging up in various police departments in the city.

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Jody S. allegedly met two police officers during an evening this month at a sex club, the Kit Kat Club, which is well known in the city for its wild sex parties. The officers allegedly did not know each other before meeting and it is unclear whether the two men were aware that Jody S. was trans before heading home with her. According to a report from Blick newspaper, they went home with Jody S. with the intention of consuming drugs and having sex.

Instead, the two officers suddenly felt “strange” and numb. After they awakened, they found they both had injuries to their genitalia. According to Bild, the trans officer attacked the two men with a penis pump to the point that it ruptured their penises.

The two men went to the police over the incident, which resulted in the police raiding the transwoman’s apartment, where investigators found illegal drugs.

So far, the Berlin police press office has not discussed the case, but a spokesperson, Anja Dierschke, responded to Bild in writing: “Due to the ongoing investigations and to protect data protection and personal rights, I ask for your understanding and thank you equally for your understanding that I cannot give you any further information about individual people and the facts of the case.”


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