Dearborn Heights cops say supervisor coerced them into sex, sent dick pics over Snapchat

A former police sergeant is accused of sexually assaulting two officers Shutterstock A lawsuit accuses Sgt. Jordan Dottor of sending repeated requests for explicit content via Snapchat and text messages. Two police officers are suing the Dearborn Heights Police Department, alleging their former supervisor used his position of power to sexually harass, coerce, and assault them — sometimes inside the station — while top brass ignored repeated red flags. In a lawsuit filed Monday in Wayne County Circuit Court, Officers Maxwell Bearden and Hashim Zrien say former Sgt. Jordan Dottor sent them explicit photos, pressured them to perform sex acts, and threatened retaliation when they resisted. Both men say department officials were aware of Dottor’s behavior and allowed it to continue for years. Bearden alleges Dottor coerced him into oral sex multiple times, including in the department’s SWAT room and once in a hotel room after a department gathering. Bearden said he was forced to pay for the room before Dottor demanded he undress. When Bearden refused to have anal sex, Dottor allegedly stormed out in frustration. Zrien says Dottor sent him an unsolicited photo of his genitals with the caption, “Enjoy. It’s a peace offering,” and tried to pressure
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