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Several Oakland Cops Have Sex with Underage Girl

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Last September, Oakland PD Officer Brendan O’Brien committed suicide. Before he did so he left a damning confession implicating himself and other officers in a sex scandal involving a girl who was 16 at the time that she began having relationships with several officers on the force where her mother worked as a dispatcher.The woman, now 18 or 19, has begun revealing more about these relationships on social media. According to the San Francisco CBS affiliate:

An internal affairs investigation is underway focusing on several Oakland police officers who allegedly had sex with an underage girl.

Sources told KPIX 5 the internal affairs investigation centers around a young woman named Celeste Guap, who was underage at the time. She recently began revealing details of her relationships with officers on her Facebook page.

Guap is currently either 18 or 19 years old, according to sources, who also say investigators believe Guap had sex with potentially dozens of police officers beginning when she was 16.

On her Facebook page, Guap suggests she is involved in the sex scandal, but says she never snitched on anybody.

She said she had “harmless relationships” within the police department.

As recently as last month, Guap posted a picture of Oakland police officers dropping her off near her home.

“Took me back to Richmond in style,” she wrote.

In another post, she says the only officer she messed with while underage is sadly gone.

Oakland Police Officer Brendan O’Brien committed suicide last September about a year after his wife’s death was also ruled a suicide.

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