An 18-year-old girl says two NYPD officers raped her after arresting her, according to reports.
Two detectives and their supervisor have been stripped of their badges and guns while the NYPD Internal Affairs’ Bureau’s investigation is ongoing, according to the New York Daily News.
The young woman said in a statement: “I’m completely brutalized by the rape. Now every time I see any police, I’m in a panic.”
She says she was driving in the Coney Island area of New York with two friends, when they were pulled over by police on suspicion of possessing illegal substances.
According to her attorney, Michael David, she was handcuffed and driven by the police officers to a secluded spot where they forced her to perform sex acts on them.
The young woman says she sought treatment in a New York hospital after the incident, which took place in September.
The officers in question did not deny the sexual acts occurred, but both claimed they were consensual, according to the New York Daily News.
“We’re aware of the allegations, and Internal Affairs is conducting an investigation into certain members of Brooklyn South narcotics,” a spokesperson for the New York Police Department said.
gutsonmynuts on October 1st, 2017 at 20:33 UTC »
I know a cop that sent dick pics to a juvenile, knowing she was only 15. All he got was a short probation sentence, and fired. If anyone else did the same thing, they'd be on the sex offenders list for life, as they should be. The system is all fucked up.
Ed98208 on October 1st, 2017 at 20:14 UTC »
I was just watching a documentary last night about death-row inmates. One prisoner was charged with rape as well as murder and he said at first he couldn't understand why. He said he and a couple of other guys kidnapped a girl and she kept begging and saying she would do anything if they let her live, so they all had sex with her. He honestly didn't see that as rape because she was willing. Maybe that's the kind of "consent" these cops are talking about.
blomqv on October 1st, 2017 at 19:49 UTC »
Jesus Christ.
We need to rain down hard on these police abusers. This is a betrayal of one of the deepest oaths and contracts with society.