A transgender police officer who allegedly assaulted two colleagues with a penis pump after drugging them has been elected as a representative of women in her police force.
Judy S., 27, has been suspended since allegations surfaced that she brought two male colleagues to her apartment to do drugs and have sex before assaulting them earlier this month.
The men reported suffering serious injuries, including to their genitals, due to the alleged assault with a penis pump “among other things,” according to a German media report. image.
Judy S. had recently run as a candidate for deputy female representative in the Berlin police and the election results were not known until she had already been suspended.
Transgender police received 638 votes, earning them their second female vice representative.
She now has at least a week to accept the election and, if she takes office, she will be appointed if the first deputy cannot attend.
“This is something that many colleagues consider offensive, mainly due to the investigations against him,” said one agent. image.
Judy S. is the first transgender woman to run for that position within the Berlin police, but her colleagues are now concerned because she did not reveal her gender identity change during the election.
The suspect had recently become the first transgender woman to apply for a police assistant position in Berlin. His campaign poster is shown above.
‘It would have been fair if he had spoken openly about it. How am I, as a woman, supposed to talk to a woman who was born a man about my menstrual problems or my problems during menopause? “She can’t understand that at all,” the officer said.
The woman added that Judy S. did not have to announce the gender identity change, but that transparency “would have been nice” as she ran for high office.
The men, who worked with Judy S. in the federal police, claim that they did not consume cocaine, but that they suddenly became “very intoxicated” and “unable to act in the apartment,” according to information to which Bild had access.
The alleged victims may have seen Judy S.’s campaign signs after the alleged assault, as the election campaign was extended until November 20, more than a week after the allegations were reported.
Police raided at Judy S.’s home in Berlin on Nov. 11 after the two unnamed men referred the incident to police and filed a complaint.
They claimed to have been drugged and sexually assaulted in the apartment, police reported Nov. 12.
Other people had reportedly met them at the apartment when the crime was said to have taken place.
Police later reported finding cocaine in Judy S.’s apartment.
Berlin’s KitKat Club has been described as a “landmark” of the city
“The search was successful,” police confirmed, sharing few details of the events.
Judy S. reportedly met the two men at the KitKatClub in Berlin one night in early November.
At the time of their “drugs and sex” date, they were unaware that Judy S. had changed her gender identity, Bild reports.
The KitKat club was founded in 1994 by teetotaler astrologer and pornographic filmmaker Simon Thaur.
The club’s first advertisements boast of a “strange and grotesque” experience.
The club has been described as a “landmark” for the city and has reportedly hosted many famous names over the years, including Kate Moss and Robert Pattinson, according to Playful.
The dress code is “fetish, latex and leather, uniform, kinky, glitz and glamour, elegant evening wear, sackcloth and ashes,” according to the Irish times.
Smartphones are reportedly prohibited and customers openly have sex on the premises.
A Berlin police spokesperson said no further details could be shared, citing data protection and personal rights.