I had seen the officer as he parked his squad car in front of my house. He came to my front door, ostensibly to ask some questions concerning a reputed drug dealer in the neighborhood. How was I supposed to know about any dope pusher? I don't do drugs. Never have. I don't even drink. He asked to come inside to "have a look around". I knew he didn't have a warrant, but him being a police officer, and me having nothing to hide, I let him in. I asked if he'd like some coffee. He responded that he would, and as I turned to go to the kitchen, I felt his hand on my behind. I wheeled to face him, and I found myself looking into the barrel of an awfully big gun. I would have said a silent prayer at that moment, but I never was big on prayer. Christ, I was frightened.
He quietly but forcefully told me do get down on my knees. For a brief moment, I thought he was going to kill me, plain and simple. I looked up into his face, and I seemed to sense a blind rage. As I was looking into his eyes, which appeared to be a steely grey, I heard the unmistakable sound of the teeth of a zipper being released. It seemed deafening at the time. I saw him looking down at me with malicious intent, with a cruel half-smile on his face. I saw him retrieve his partially-erect member from his navy-blue uniform trousers, and after he holstered his gun, he put his hands in my hair, drawing my face toward him. I had no choice but to open my mouth. It was that or die. I opened my mouth, and I looked to see the intimation of a smile on his face before I closed mine.
'That prick', I thought, as I conceived of a plan. I had to do it quickly, or I'd wind up dead. I looked up into his eyes, and they were tightly shut as he thrust into my mouth. I made up my mind. I bit down. Hard. At the same time I grabbed his gun as he howled in tortured agony. Blood rushed from his severed member, and I decided to let him suffer from his indescribable pain for a few moments before I fired two shots at close range into his head. His big head. Then I spit the little one out. It landed on the hardwood floor with an almost imperceptible 'thwack'.
As I stood over the body, I was tempted to kick it in the head. Hard. But I didn't. Instead, I calmly called 911. I wasn't worried. I had it all on tape. I don't trust those fuckers.
Published by D. B. Metallo
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Post a CommentInteresting read. The cop was definitely a male figure, and one would naturally assume the victim to be female. Since the victim's sexuality was not mentioned, it makes me wonder.