Internal affairs

You thought you were done for the night, but watching the 2 police officers, especially Pia, the fire in your loins is rekindled and you decide that you could have some more fun tonight. Of course, you could use your mind control ability and have Pia fuck you just like that, but that's no fun. Instead, you think about how Hernandez had used his position of power to fuck Elsa by the roadside and you have an idea.

Activating your magic ring to stop time, you then teleport to the main police headquarters downtown which you have walked by multiple times but never been in before. Inside, with everyone frozen in place, you go around rummaging through the pockets of men you see in suits. It's not until the third man where you find what you're looking for. It's a police badge in his wallet, but instead of a regular police officer, the badge identifies the man as "John Perkins, Internal Affairs". The picture on the badge is faded and looks like it was taken many years ago, and unless someone were to examine it closely, they would probably take your word for it if you passed yourself off as him.

Satisfied, you teleport back to outside the burger joint before you deactivate your invisibility ring and let time resume. The fact that you're already wearing a suit for the fundraiser earlier is a happy coincidence as you enter the burger joint. A waitress greets you and you flash her your badge and wave her off. She looks at you then the cops, before she scurries away and into the kitchen, leaving the front of the burger joint unattended.

Engrossed in their conversation, the officers don't notice you until you approach them and announce yourself.

"Officers Hernandez and Miller?" you ask, flashing your badge at them and making sure to point to the words "Internal Affairs" so that they see it. They look nervous instantly as you pull up a chair and sit between them.

"Um... yes? What's internal affairs doing here?" Hernandez asks defensively.

"Well, as you know, we audit everything in the department from big to small. From corruption and illegal activity and all sorts of things dirty cops do," you say, watching their expressions. Pia seems nervous while Hernandez is trying to stay calm.

"We haven't done anything wrong," Hernandez says, exchanging a look with his colleague.

"Are your shifts over?" you ask accusingly.

"We were just taking a break! We'll get back to it immediately! I'm sorry!" Pia says, hurrying to stand. Hernandez gets to his feet too but you remain sitting.

"Well, that would be fine if this were the only instance. But it isn't, is it?" you ask. You're only guessing of course, but when both officers don't say anything and just stand there, you know you've hit the nail on the head. "When you're not working when you're supposed to be, that's stealing from the department and the city. Did you both know that?"

Again, both officers say nothing although their silence is as good as an admission of guilt. Obviously, slacking off at work is not really a crime, but coming from you, a person they both think is from internal affairs, they must think their careers are on the line. It's exactly where you want them.