Sex, Badges, & Bodies pulls you inside the quiet war waged against a Black woman sergeant who documented constitutional violations, exposed internal corruption, and then watched the institution turn on her with surgical precision. No car chases. No movie heroics. Just paperwork, policy, surveillance, and a slow attempt to erase someone who told the truth on the record.
This book doesn’t ask you to believe.
It shows you.
If you’ve ever wondered how power protects itself, how whistleblowers are broken without visible force, or why institutions fear testimony more than wrongdoing—this book will answer that question and leave you unsettled long after the last page.
Read it because this truth wasn’t supposed to make it out.
