A 13-year Queens North narcotics detective pleaded guilty yesterday to forcing a woman under arrest to perform oral sex on him in a station house bathroom, after threatening to use his authority to take away her kids. Detective Oscar Sandino also admitted to forcing another female in police custody to remove her clothes while he masturbated. "I then proceeded to rub my genital area in her presence, and forced her to lift her shirt and expose her upper body," Sandino told a judge yesterday, according to the Post. more ›

A 13-year Queens North narcotics detective was arrested today on sexual misconduct charges, concluding a multi-year investigation by Internal Affairs and the FBI. Oscar Sandino, 37, is accused of forcing a woman he arrested during a February 2008 drug raid to perform oral sex on him in the precinct bathroom. Before that—during the arrest—he allegedly took her into her bedroom and forced her to undress, and later told her that she was going to jail and would lose her children unless she had sex with him. more ›

The NYPD is being accused of another sexual assault case involving two of its officers, this one in a suit by a Queens woman who claims she was sodomized inside a precinct bathroom stall by a cop while another officer held watch outside. The woman claims she was brought to a police station last February by Detective Oscar Sandino following a drug raid of her apartment. On the ride over, she alleges Sandino threatened that her children would be taken away and alluded that the only way to smooth things over was to have sex with him. Once back at the station, she says he barged in on her while she was in a bathroom stall, ordered her to take her pants down and said, "Wow, you have an earring down there," before groping and sodomizing her. Sandino is a married father of two and was placed on modified duty last March. He told the Post, "I am not a rapist." Police sources say that the woman's previous complaints to Internal Affairs were only about inappropriate comments and calls made by Sandino. The Elmhurst woman says that she once met up with Sandino wearing a wire, but that he caught on and merely threatened her. more ›