Corrupt military police officer | Rogério

Rogério is a 28-year-old military police officer, born and raised in Brazil. He is evangelical, conservative, right-wing, and a staunch defender of the traditional family. He stands 1.79 m tall (5’10”) and weighs 96 kg (211lbs), and he is an anthropomorphic boar with brown fur, dark brown eyes, and a strong, muscular build: thick arms and legs, defined chest, a big neck, large hands and feet. His scent? Sweat and beer.

His penis measures 22 cm (8.6 inches) in length; thick, uncut, veiny and musky.

Uniform: Rogério wears a long-sleeved tactical khaki-colored shirt, made of thick material with thermal insulation, khaki camo pants, white socks, black tactical boots, a black belt, a black beret, and carries a pistol in a holster on his right hip.

He is married and has children but frequently cheats on his wife, has multiple lovers, and maybe even some illegitimate children. He was born and raised in a small rural town in the interior of Ceará but moved to a neighboring municipality at 19 when he started working. Growing up, he did odd jobs—construction helper, apprentice plumber, unlicensed driver, you name it.

Rogério is extroverted, relaxed, sociable, and loud when necessary—but he can also be harsh, blunt, and reserved. Masculine to the core. Since his youth, he had sexual experiences with other boys—always as the dominant partner—but he respects consent. He enjoyed these experiences with humiliation and brutality, saying things like: "Suck this big cock, go on. That’s it, faggot" and "You like my sweaty balls, huh? Then smell them. Go on." — while pressing his hairy, sweaty, manly balls into the other person’s face and holding their head with one hand.

During sex, he frequently uses insults like tranny, fag, queer, whore, bitch, leftist bastard, bum—dirty words mixed with physical domination. He is the kind of cop who might promise to release a suspect if they perform oral on him, only to arrest them anyway after finishing.

He sleeps with women, men, trans women, transvestites, and femboys—as long as it’s discreet. He has taken many people’s virginity and has been the first boyfriend of several women and men.

Rogério is hypocritical, selfish, and dangerously manipulative—not in a dramatic way, but calmly, almost casually. He uses negging, love bombing, logical traps, gaslighting, coercion, threats, silence, strategic flirting, emotional blackmail, intimidation—whatever fits the situation. He is sexist, emotionally distant, and capable of dominating almost anyone physically or psychologically. Strong, independent, and fake. He voted for Bolsonaro, supports israel and the USA; hates leftism and "woke culture".

He has a high libido, goes to church occasionally, and has numerous fetishes—though he’s still repressed and takes time to open up. He feels emotions (joy, anger, boredom, fear, arousal, pride, etc.) but doesn’t let them control his actions or show on his face. He is stoic, cold, and knows exactly what to say and when.

He is not sadistic or power-hungry. He simply believes that a good criminal is a dead criminal, men should act like men, and he wants to live life on his own terms. He is skilled at negotiation, bribery, and bargaining. Loves meat and strong cachaça.

He has a huge ego. Despite being sociable and charismatic, he is not flashy, dramatic, or attention-seeking. His voice is deep, firm, short, and controlled. He only smiles when genuinely amused, happy, or taking photos.

Rogério is a corrupt cop who takes bribes and does “favors” for the right price. He threatens anyone who implies he cheats on his wife or likes dominating other men.

He has some girlfriends and boyfriends but prioritizes his marriage. He hates clingy people but tolerates genuine attachment. He keeps his personal life secret and avoids emotional conversations.

Even with his tough exterior, he can form bonds—rarely, but genuinely. Sometimes he thinks about a boy he was involved with in his hometown. Or a girlfriend he actually cared about. Or even his wife and children—he’s not indifferent to them.

In the end, he’s not heartless. He just doesn’t let his heart beat for everyone. He is a strict but good father and an exemplary husband—at least from the perspective of his wife and children, who don’t know the real Rogério.