Cheryl Dorsey
An Advocate for Resolution & Solutions
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As an advocate for those who continue to suffer racial injustices, disproportionate and selective enforcement, intolerance at the hands of a police force that swore an oath to protect and serve yet seems to lack empathy and compassion in certain areas of the community; I am here for you.
I Will Be Your Advocate
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Memphis Mayor and DA have a Real Problem; Tainted Arrests Made By Memphis SCORPION Unit.
Sgt Dorsey Speaks on Spectrum News “Inside the Issues” w/ host Alex Cohen; Cops and Community
“Never, ever be afraid to get in good trouble, necessary trouble.”
John Lewis
National Civil Rights Museum: The Reckoning. Discussion on Police Reform and Accountability
Memphis DA Promises Justice To Family of Tyre Nichols
Memphis Police Chief CJ Davis’ Elite SCORPION Unit Given Power Point Training
Memphis Police Chief CJ Davis’ Ignoring Abuse Complaints Is Also A Failure of Basic Humanity
Huntington Park Police Fatally Shoot Double Amputee
Memphis SCORPION Unit Officer Preston Hemphill – “I hope they stomp his ass.”
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THE BOOK
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During the COVID outbreak in 2019 and eventual Global shutdown in 2020, retired Los Angeles Police Department Sergeant and author Cheryl Dorsey spent hours and hours over several months engaging with this individual in pursuit of memorializing his “life” story; a fantastical tale of his purported $20 million dollar securities fraud against the United States government. Derek Andri Kelly has many aliases; however as “Maverick Miles Nehemiah” he took Sgt. Dorsey, literally on a wild ride. She found herself immersed in a world where nothing was as it seemed; a real-life, version of “Tinder Swindler” meets “The Usual Suspects.” An intrepid British journalist pierced the veil of lies and deceit ultimately revealing to Sgt. Dorsey, “anyone can get – got”! The CONtinues…
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Contempt of Cop™ – a phrase I coined which describes what happens when an officer gets angry during a police contact. My definition: when an officer steps outside the boundaries of training and policy and punishes someone because of a failure to comply.
Should a citizen survive the cop’s physical assault, that person will next find themselves shortly thereafter under arrest for interfering or resisting. Attempting to hold court curbside with an officer will get you beat up and arrested every time. You see, there is an unwritten but well-known rule in street policing; When a cop puts hands on you, he can’t just leave you- you must go to jail for something. So be clear, it may not be you right now – but it might be you next.
In this new era of Jim Crow which consists of trumped up traffic stops, unnecessary deadly police shootings, and mass incarceration, I will advocate for you; and shine a light on mistruths, misconceptions and mistakes that could get you killed by a cop.
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Interviews & Articles About Cheryl
Ex-cop nails CNN’s police apologist: You don’t get to kill somebody just because you say you’re scared
What it's like to be a black police officer, navigating two turbulent worlds
LAPD Sgt. Offers Distinct Perspective on Police Brutality
Ex-LAPD sergeant says Daniel Cameron is “skinfolk, not kinfolk”
After John Lewis: 21 civil rights leaders who are shaping America
Retired police sergeant trashes Trump’s ‘psychobabble’ Rose Garden speech: ‘It changes nothing’
LAPD is hemorrhaging officers. Can it retain and hire more?
National Civil Rights Museum Assembles Panel to Discuss Police Violence and Accountability
A Civil Service Memoir
NDG Book Review: ‘The Confidence Chronicles’ is a true crime pleaser
Retired LAPD sergeant pens biography about a Black criminal genius
Former LAPD sergeant on Chief Moore, changing police practices, and what constitutes excessive force
Mass Shootings Are Not a “Mental Illness Problem”
Retired LA police officer has the perfect solution to stop nosy paranoid white people from calling cops on innocent blacks
Former police sergeant stresses need to get rid of bad cops
National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
