Police Officer Drawing Novels & Stories

he responded. “What did you say, young man?” I responded, trying my hardest not to give in to the temptation. “I said it looks like your dick is hard, bro; I saw you adjusting your pants through the rearview mirror as you walked toward my truck. What’s wrong? You ain’t had no pussy in a while?” I snatched my hand out from his. “This is inappropriate; I’m an officer of the law.”

His smirk is even more infuriating in person. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” I say, clutching the pad closer. “You do. You were drawing me.” “I wasn’t.” “You really expect me to believe that?” “I draw faces. It wasn’t personal.” He leans in, just a little. Enough that I can smell something on him, something clean, smoky, earthy. Like danger and sandalwood. “You a journalist? Undercover cop? Private investigator?” “What?” “You hiding behind a sketchpad to get intel?”

Dana POV: Dana Gets Drunk And Cries The brush feels alive in my hand again, the bristles dragging color across the canvas like they’ve been waiting for me. I don’t think as I brush, I just paint. It’s the painting of a man sprinting down a crowded street, completely naked except for an absurd hat piled high on his head made from carrots and bananas. Behind him, two policemen in mismatched New York State Police uniforms also wearing big hats, one wearing cowboy boots, the other in bright orange traffic pants, chasing him with bewildered expressions.

“This is one of them, right?” the officer asked, his voice firm but edged with a hint of sympathy. Adrian nodded, his face unreadable. “Yeah, that’s him.” He turned, his hand brushing my arm lightly a fleeting, reassuring touch that sent a shiver through me. “They attacked her,” Adrian continued, his voice carrying a controlled fury as he flashed the gun he was holding. “That’s why I’m armed.” The officer nodded thoughtfully before turning his attention back to James. He approached with measured caution, his posture both commanding and observant. Leaning into the car, he met James’s weary, pain-filled eyes.

Richard said, focusing. “Should I give the phone to the police officer?” I asked Richard. “Yeah, let me have them,” Richard drawled into my ear just as I pulled the phone away and handed it to the nearest officer. The man, a stocky but wide fellow, took the phone from me with a ginger expression, raising it slowly to his ear.

When he finally turned the pad around, my stomach clenched. It looked almost exactly like the face I remembered. “Yes…” I whispered. “That’s him.” The officer nodded, taking the sketch from the artist. “We’ll send this to all nearby stations immediately. You said he was holding a phone just before the gunshots?” “Yes,” I said quickly. “He had it against his ear. And then… the moment he did, the shots started. After that… he was gone.” They both thanked me, and as they gathered their things, Maya stood. “I’ll walk them out.” She followed them toward the door, speaking quietly with the officer before returning.

Abel requested as one of his wrists got cuffed. "You are under the arrest for the murder of Cory Williams."" The officer was about to cuff Abel's other wrist, before maintaining eye contact with him and smirked.. "Abel Oliz."" Abel widened his eyes. Surprised by the officer calling his name. He knew something was up. Trouble was up. The Officer was about to cuff his other wrist, but Abel reactes fast. He grabbed the officers hand, and twisted it with his free hand. Gave him a head butt, and slammed the latter on the ground with his palm on his chest. The Officer coughed out blood, as he groaned in pain. Abel removed the keys from the officers side, and unruffled his right wrist. He grabb

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My drawers are filed neatly and I believe the supplies that I need are in order -pencils, pens, highlighters, stapler, evidence bags, my shield, and my handcuffs. As I go through the system on the computer, getting a feel of the program we use for arrest reports, I hear someone clear their throat. I turn around in my chair, and my hands fold in my lap. My mouth falls slightly open when I see Drew filling a cup of water, dressed in a police uniform, a grin stretched across his face. "You work here? You're a cop?" The shock inside me spills out in my voice. I would've never pegged him to be an officer, but now I see it. He stands tall and lean in his black uniform, with his duty boots dirty.

“Please, hurry.” “Stay indoors, ma’am. Officers are on their way.” Within minutes, five police cars arrived outside my building. I heard a knock on my door. I rushed to open it, still shaking. “Good evening, ma’am,” one of the officers said, his tone professional but soft. “May we come in?” I nodded, stepping aside. I didn’t know what to expect, but I knew I had to help. I described everything I saw, detailing the men’s features as best as I could. The sketch artist worked quickly, turning their faces into rough drawings.