Former D.C. Police Sgt. Charlotte Djossou’s E book Blasts Academy

After retiring from the Metropolitan Police Division of the District of Columbia (MPD) final October, former Sgt. Charlotte Djossou‘s lately self-published tell-all ebook Intercourse Badges & Our bodies: Surviving Contained in the Narcissistic Tradition of America’s Most Harmful Boys Membership doesn’t simply carry the veil on the D.C. police academy’s blue wall of silence; it tears it down utterly.

“Ladies had been both ‘sweetheart’ or ‘downside,’” she writes about her time working for the MPD. “By no means peer. By no means equal.”

Launched in February and co-written along with her sister, Latoya-Nickole Twyman, Djossou’s exposé reveals her many walks of life. Within the ebook, she shares intimate particulars from her childhood rising up in District Heights, Maryland, to her previous employment as a stripper, to her time serving in america Military. However Intercourse Badges & Our bodies primarily focuses on her greater than 20-year-long profession within the MPD, which she joined in 2004 as the one lady in her class, and her sordid affair with a personality she refers to as “The Narcissist.”

Though Djossou doesn’t determine the individual by title within the ebook, in a latest interview with Washington Metropolis Paper, she revealed, “What I’ll inform you is that I did have a consensual sexual relationship with Chief Andre Wright [that started in 2017]. And sure, we did have threesomes, and sure, he was married on the time to his first spouse.” By the way, Wright was fired from the academy this week. In the meantime, as of at this time (Might 13), 13 D.C. cops have been positioned on depart as a high-profile inner affairs investigation expands.

Because the title not-so-subtly suggests, Intercourse Badges & Our bodies reads half crime drama, half erotica as Djossou divulges all of the soiled particulars throughout her time working in legislation enforcement, together with her personal indiscretions, which is able to absolutely make her a goal of public backlash. Nonetheless, that’s a place she’s all too accustomed to, as she has been placing her former colleagues on blast for alleged misconduct and unlawful techniques for years. In truth, she has testified earlier than the D.C. Council about what she noticed, and filed a whistleblower lawsuit in 2020 alleging she was retaliated towards by the division for talking out. Her case was settled in June 2025.

As a rookie, Djossou writes in her ebook that she witnessed shady monetary transactions like approval for extra time for hours that had been by no means labored or the mysterious disappearance of proof if somebody’s final title “carried weight.” So, Djossou determined to doc her observations in writing. Plenty of that info ended up being utilized in her whistleblower lawsuit. And much more particulars from her notes are shared in her ebook.

“It’s actually about consciousness,” Djossou informed Metropolis Paper. “For many who are coming, for these which might be nonetheless there, it’s like just a little bible. If this stuff are occurring to you, that is what you are able to do about it, and remember that there’s favoritism, and remember there are a whole lot of unlawful issues happening on this police division. Bear in mind what you’re getting your self into.”

Within the ebook, she additionally vividly visualizes her sexual escapades on and off of MPD property, which included quickies within the breakroom, hallway, the provision closet, and the Narcissists’ workplace. Djossou candidly described a late-night rendezvous within the stairwell during which she and her lover put their carnal wishes earlier than their obligation to guard and serve.

“My radio was nonetheless on,” she writes. “Dispatch chatter crammed the silence between his thrusts; items calling out areas, sergeants requesting backup, the town’s chaos taking part in soundtrack to our personal.”

Djossou admits that she was mistaken on this occasion, however explains that she determined to not omit it from her ebook as a result of “I felt prefer it was vital for individuals to know that right here is any individual who is essential and shouldn’t be having intercourse in a stairwell, needs to be on his solution to this place, however he wasn’t.”

Intercourse Badges & Our bodies additionally describes a number of encounters in what she calls “the intercourse dungeon.” Though she didn’t specify the situation of the intercourse dungeon, she informed Metropolis Paper that it isn’t on MPD property.

“What I can inform you is these intercourse dungeon meet-ups had been whereas he was working,” she shared.

In her interview, she spoke about her and her superior having threesomes with different ladies in Wright’s workplace. In her ebook, she additionally explicitly describes threesomes, writing, “She’d give oral intercourse to him and me on the purple sofa and the desk. He’d ship her on her means as soon as he got here, and we might end f–king whereas he sucked my p–sy and ate my ass. His telephone would ring—his spouse calling—and he’d refuse to cease f–king me to reply as a result of he was so within the second.”