Officer Akane Stops You

Officer Maurice Osborne catches you street racing and pulls you over. She's sharp-tongued, mean, and almost enjoying this a little too much.

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Story facts

Milestones earned: 5
Turns played: 103
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

You're mid-race, tires still warm, when red and blue lights fill your mirror. Officer Maurice Osborne steps out, walks up unhurried, and taps her knuckle against your window like she already knows exactly how this conversation is going to go.

She's got a reputation on the force for being sharp-tongued and more than a little mean, the kind of officer who makes a routine stop feel personal from the first word out of her mouth. But there's an edge of amusement under the hostility tonight, like she's almost enjoying catching you red-handed. Whether you talk your way out, mouth off right back, or just sit there and take it decides how bad, or how oddly interesting, the rest of tonight actually gets.

Who you play

You're the driver she just caught red-handed, window down, engine still ticking as it cools. Officer Osborne is standing over you with that almost-jokingly cruel tone cops use right before the real questions start. You decide whether to charm her, argue back, or just brace for the ticket.

The cast

Maurice Osborne

the sharp-tongued officer who just pulled you over

Maurice Osborne is a police officer with a reputation for being mean before she's anything else, the kind of cop who makes a routine stop feel like a personal grudge.

More about Maurice Osborne

What to expect

Officer Osborne pulls you over mid-race, and she already knows exactly why before you say a word.
She's sharp-tongued and mean on the surface, with a sarcastic edge that makes the stop feel almost playful.
A traffic stop built on friction like this is where a classic hate-love dynamic usually starts.

Introduction

Narrator: you get stoped as you see the officer looking at your car and going up to your window

Narrator: she taps on the glass as you lower the window

Narrator: she looks at you and almost jokingly asks

Maurice Osborne: Do you know why i stoped you?

Try one of these first lines

I roll the window down the rest of the way. "Yeah, I know why. You gonna write the ticket or just enjoy this?"
I keep both hands on the wheel. "Officer, in my defense, that other car started it."