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Synopsis.
Sheridan is a young man with a burning desire to
look and behave like a girl. At eleven
this is a real problem for him.
He has three burning ambitions, to be a woman, to be
a cop like his Dad, and to be a mother.
His parents admit they have no answers, and turn to
the medical people for help.
They find that Sheridan is full of surprises.
Will he achieve his ambitions?
Read on………………………….
Cop with a difference
By
Tanya Jane Allan
Prologue.
1996
The red Mazda MX5 shot past me,
and the radar showed it was doing 110 mph.
I carefully slid the top onto my coffee cup, and put it back in the
rack, and illuminated the roof-bar lights and switched on the sirens.
I eased the cruiser out from
behind the trees and onto the highway.
I eased the car up to 150 mph, the v12 engine throbbing vibrantly as I
watched the red speck in the distance get larger.
Using the hands free mike, I
called in to dispatch and told Bobbi what I was doing and asked if another unit
was in the vicinity as back-up.
“That’s a negative Charlie One
Five, all other units are committed, sorry Sherri, you’re on your own!” she
said.
“Copied, tell me somethin’ new.
Pass it through to County, so the Sheriff’s department know I have a pursuit
again,” I said, and I heard her chuckle as she acknowledged.
I thought for a moment the Mazda
would go for it, but I saw the red brake lights come on, and it reduced speed
rapidly. The right, nearside indicator flashed at me, and I was prepared for
anything. I knew that nothing was
certain until they were stopped and the keys were out of the ignition.
I pulled in behind as it came to
a halt. I passed the details through to
dispatch and asked for all the checks to be done. It had out of State plates, from California, so I asked for their
State records to be checked too.
It was a mild April day, and the
top was down on the Mazda. I could see two heads. Both seemed female on first sight, and I smiled. I got out of the car, and took the safety
strap off my Glock.
I put on my hat, adjusted my
Raybans, and walked slowly towards the driver’s side, one hand on the handgrip
of my Glock.
I looked down. I noted that the
driver was an attractive young woman and her blouse had several buttons undone.
Her ample cleavage was there for the world to see. She was wearing a short
skirt, which had ridden up to just short of the panties. Assuming she was wearing any, of
course. I smiled again, as my
cleavage would be a little more ample than hers, if it wasn’t tightly buttoned
up in my khaki police shirt.
The passenger turned out to be a
young man with long hair, he was younger than her, say about twenty, and he
looked up and saw me first. He smiled
slightly, shook his head and looked away.
I had some affect on most men!
Being tall, blonde and having an
hour glass figure was a bonus in most walks of life, and as a cop, it was no
different.
“Good morning ma’am. You may do
up them buttons, I am not that way inclined,” I said. On hearing my female
voice she looked up sharply and her face fell.
I once stopped a well-known actress and her agent, and the agent wanted
to sign me up on the spot.
“Your vehicle went through a
radar speed trap doing one-ten miles per hour.
That is an offence in this State.
Driver’s licence and registration, please.”
She was shaking now, and she
passed up the relevant paperwork.
“Okay, one minute, as I write the
ticket. Pass me the car keys please,
that way I’ll know you won’t go anywhere,” I said, took her keys and returned
to my car.
I sat and wrote her the ticket,
and all the checks came back negative. I looked at the couple, they were in
heated debate about something, and the girl was sure upset I wasn’t a male
officer. I got a real buzz out of doing
that. The girlies all thought they
could flash their boobs and legs, and the macho cop would smile and let them
off. They didn’t like a female cop one
little bit.
She was my fifth ticket so far
today. It was a real cheat, because the
highway was open, long and straight.
The traffic was light, and it was an open invitation to put that right
foot to the floor. However, there was
always a chance I would catch a good felon coming through in a stolen car, or
with stolen property on board, so I used the radar as an excuse to stop
vehicles.
I walked back to the car, and
noticed a pack of extra-long cigarette papers lying on the floor at the young
man’s feet.
I had the woman sign, and issued
her with the ticket and gave her payment instructions.
“Okay, one last thing. I have reason to believe that there are some
illegal drugs in this car, now do you want to hand them over now, or do I have
to detain you and take you to the police station for a full strip search?”
Both of them stared at me in some
horror, and then the young man went rather pale.
“This is ridiculous!” the woman
said. I noticed she seemed extra nervous and edgy. My hackles rose, something wasn’t quite right.
“Ma’am, do you smoke cigarettes?”
I asked.
“No, why?”
“Do you sir?”
“Uh. Yeah, I guess.”
“What brand?”
“Uh, Marlboro.”
“You don’t roll your own?”
“Uh, no, why?”
“Then the cigarette papers by
your feet don’t belong to you?”
Both looked down and saw the
offending papers.
“Kyle?” said the woman.
I took one step back, and spoke
into my radio hand piece. My right hand was still on my gun.
“This is Charlie One Five. I have two for possession. Roll me a back up to the Meridian Road, four
miles east of the Town line.”
“Wait!” said the woman.
“I’m still here, ma’am.”
She turned to her companion.
“Kyle, you promised!”
“Hey, what’s the big deal? Its only some blow.”
“Step out of the car, sir,” I
said.
“Hey lady, look, this is
unnecessary.”
“Sir, I’m not going to ask nicely
again. Step out of the car, do it now!”
He got out of the car, and I
walked him back to my cruiser. I patted
him down, just to make sure he wasn’t carrying. I stood talking to him by the front of my car.
“Okay, now you realise just how
big a deal this really is, how about you tell me where the stuff is?”
Standing right next to the police
car seemed to bring home to him the reality of the situation.
“In the trunk, in my backpack.”
“Okay, come show me.”
I opened the trunk. He went for the pack, a little too eagerly
for my ease.
“Step back, please. I’ll open it.”
“No, its okay,” he said.
I took a step back, drawing the
Glock.
“Stop. Both hands where I can see them.
Right now!” I said, pointing my handgun at the centre of his back.
He stopped, and I could tell he
had his hands on something he shouldn’t.
“You have a choice. Bring both hands out clean, or make a twitch
I don’t like and I will shoot you,” I said. The woman was still in the car and I could see her hands clearly.
Another cruiser pulled up behind
mine.
I saw the guy’s eyes flick over
my shoulder, and then he slowly brought out his hands. They were empty.
“Step back!” I said.
A uniformed deputy walked passed
me, and Officer Steve Redman cuffed the guy.
“Thanks Steve.”
“No problem, Sherri. I heard your call, and was in the
neighbourhood.”
I opened the pack and found a
handgun and a large bag of herbal cannabis.
There was a small bag of white powder tucked into a trainer.
“Okay, you are under arrest for
possession of cannabis, and I guess this could be coke. Also possession of a concealed weapon,
Steve, read him his rights, there’s a honey?”
“Sure, Babes. Okay you, listen up. You have the right….”
Steve took the man off to his
cruiser. I walked round to the side of
the Mazda. I still had my gun out. The woman stared at it, and looked edgy.
“Step out ma’am,” I said, and she
did so.
“Officer, I can explain. He is the son of a friend, and I am giving
him a lift back to college.”
She was shorter than me, about
5’7”, even with the heels.
“Okay, now this had better be
good.”
She poured out a tale of woe, and
it sounded reasonable, but then it would, and I didn’t buy it.
“Okay. Assume for a minute that I
buy your story. What did Kyle promise
you?”
She stared at me, blinking
several times.
“Huh?”
“Your purse, let me see it,
please.”
She passed it over, and I looked
through it. Steve returned, having
deposited the unfortunate Kyle in the back of his car. There was nothing out of the ordinary in her
purse, and Steve searched the glove box, and under the seats.
“Well, well, lookie here!” he
said, pulling out a snub nosed revolver from under the driver’s seat.
“I have a permit. It is for protection.”
“In California, maybe, but in
Oregon? I think not,” I said. “Until I
know otherwise, you are under arrest for a concealed weapon, and concerned with
the possession and possible supply of narcotics.”
I read her rights, and she was cuffed and placed in my car. I called up for the tow truck, and Jake
arrived twenty minutes later.
Darn. My coffee was cold!
I followed Steve back to the
station in Freetown, just north of Roseburg, and booked both my suspects in.
Steve took in the male, and waved as he headed back out to his patch.
I did a little digging and found
the car was stolen from L.A. and was on false plates. The names they had given me were both false, and there was a
warrant out for the woman, for jumping bail.
I was filing my report and the
Sergeant came over.
“Good work Sherri. Neat little job. Even after only a few months, you have a nose for these.”
“Thanks Lou. I thought I was sloppy. I got lucky, and I learned a lot. But it is good to get something from
nothing. Had she kept to the speed limit, she would be outside the county by
now.”
“That’s my girl. Your Dad is sure going to be proud of you.”
I smiled. Lou was not only my
Sergeant; he was also my uncle, as he was my Dad’s younger brother.
I had always wanted to be a cop,
and it was real good to have achieved one of my ambitions. As a young child I had formed three
ambitions, and I had managed two so far.
But it hadn’t been easy, as one of the other ambitions was to be a
woman. Not hard, you say, to be a
female cop.
It is very hard when you are born
male. Believe me, it was the hardest
thing in the world.
Then my third ambition was to be a mother. I thought being a girl was hard.