Killing Stalking Police Officer Novels & Stories

It has possessed both men and women even long before the 15th century, in search for someone in every generation of a certain family that stands as the protector of the one thing it desires to devour and surcease from existing. A few meters away from the disturbed place was a police officer in civilian clothes dragging a body bag made of thick plastic. He was hauling his colleague's dead body whom he just shot in the head an hour ago. His car was parked and hidden behind the tall grasses not too far from the road but unnoticeable. He knew the place very well, he was certain that there were no CCTV cameras for another hundred meters and no possible witnesses around to catch him in the act. Th

I just need some answers. The officer laughed heartily as I explained, " I could charge you for stalking since you confess to the crime yourself, but I would let you go with a warning." Seeming skeptical, he eventually decided to let me go with a stern warning. "You see, officer," I said, my voice steady now, trying to make him see reasons with me." I am not interested in anything you have to say, Alright. Never break a traffic rule and say you had to follow someone. No one cares." He said finally.

“What can I do?” I ask, rubbing my forehead as I stare at the row of wine bottles still sitting on the counter like silent witnesses. “Call the police!” Delilah shouts immediately. “And then what?” Sam counters with heavy sarcasm. “Yes officer, someone left six expensive bottles of wine at my house. Clearly the work of a dangerous criminal and not, you know, a secret admirer.” “But it could be a stalker,” Delilah fires back. “Are there no cameras in the hallway at school?” Tessa cuts in sharply.

And I was pretty sure that I will never forget that he'll have an experience in my life. Everything for me felt like a scary movie scene, I didn't even know when the police brought me to the hospital. The nurse was shocked to see an army of police and only women alive. Thankfully I was still alive! The same officer who was arguing with the criminal tried to explain to me the whole matter. Police said he was involved in the Mafia and he had killed many respected people of our country. They also said they were chasing him down and were already arrested but the man had tricked them and ran away. Then we followed him down and they found both of us. "No civilian came out alive from his arms as y

The officers listened attentively as Brenda and Carla detailed the weeks of torment they had endured, presenting the notes as evidence. Days turned into weeks as the police delved into their investigation, leaving Brenda and Carla on edge. Finally, a breakthrough came—a suspect emerged. The police identified Brenda’s stalker as the very same person responsible for her father’s untimely demise. They warned Brenda to be cautious, advising her to watch her back. Fear consumed Brenda as she retreated into the safety of Carla’s home. Her once vibrant life had been overshadowed by this relentless pursuit of darkness. The house became her fortress, a place where she felt shielded from the outside w

According to him, giving him all the information of everything that happened that night was going to give him the best tactic to die the matter like nothing ever happened. “Okay look. One of my boys stole a huge amount of money from me and you know my rules Tyler, no one is still from me and goes free, but the plan wasn't to kill him at least not yet but he messed up buddy. He ran off and snatched one of my man's guns after engaging in a fierce fight with him, so another of my men shot him to save his friend. That's how it all happened. We decided to trash the body in the lake. This officer came up to us, saying he was called by a neighbor about gunshots in the area. He saw the body and want

Cole made it a habit to call him every single day to stay in the loop. It was this morning that the Chief of police told him that Zara killed another officer. He was found headless in his bedroom and his head was discovered in the bathtub with the skin completely melted. Zara had poured acid over it. Cole wanted to let Hunter know about this like he did the other times when he learned about the murders Zara committed. But Hunter was unreachable today. Zara was on a rampage and it showed how vehement her wrath was. She had gone berserk. Her craziness was visible on the dead bodies of the police officers found dead. They were those who molested her.

He adds, making Deep walk to my side, gripping the officer's hand before he can reach my hands which I wasn't considering offering to him. "You dare put those things on her and you will have another nightmare to deal with, officer." Deep says. "She committed a crime, and worse enough, in front of the police. She didn't not just break the law, but she also disrespected the police." This officer has guts! "Put yourself in her shoes, and tell me what she did was wrong. The man she killed, killed her parents in her very own eyes. Do you know what she and her sister has been through in his hands since their parents died?"

One police officer behind stated. "I don't care...kill that zombie bastard!" He ordered, and prepare to take another shot. "Now shoo...... AHHH!" The officer words were suddenly cut short when Carlos appear in front of him and pull out his heart from his body with his bare hands. "What the hell...?" The police officers who just witness their colleague murder said, and immediately began shooting at Carlos all at once while Anika who was now on the ground close her ears and eyes in fear. "... AHH AHHH!"

I immediately said. That got their attention. The older officer frowned. “What kind of crime?” My fingers shook as I raised my phone. “A man was killed. I saw it happen and I recorded part of it.” The younger officer’s expression changed, turning serious. “Where?” “At the Langford Hotel. In the parking lot.” The older one came around the desk. “Who was the shooter?” I looked him right in the eye. “Kieran Volkov.” Silence. It stretched for so long, I thought they might have not heard what I said.