Cheryl Dorsey is the former LAPD Sergeant who worked for the State of California, Department of Justice. Scroll below to learn more about her personal life.
Sergeant Cheryl Dorsey retired from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), knows the neighborhood. The LA native grew up middle class in South Central LA when it was predominantly White.
She witnessed “White flight” transform it into a Black neighborhood rife with gang activity, courtesy of the Crips and Bloods. Throughout her twenty-year (LAPD) career, she worked exclusively in patrol and specialized units in all four geographic Bureaus of Los Angeles.
Sgt. Dorsey was assigned to the traffic division, Newton Area Vice, and the infamous gang unit in Operations South Bureau, known as Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums (C.R.A.S.H.)
Does Cheryl Dorsey Have A Husband In 2022?
Cheryl Dorsey is reportedly not married to anyone in 2022. She tied the knot when she was just 18-years old, however, her first marriage didn’t work and she got divorced at 23.
Cheryl became a mom at the age of 19 and s a young single mother, she found a job with the State of California’s Department of Justice. At the time, she worked as a member of the secretarial pool for special agents
After a few years, she again got married to someone. Unfortunately, she got widowed at the age of 28. Followingly, she suffered domestic violence from her third husband who was a rookie police officer.
She got divorced from him and hasn’t shared a marital relationship with anyone to date.
Cheryl Dorsey Wikipedia Explored: Age & Children Details
Cheryl Dorsey doesn’t have her Wikipedia page, but she does have an IMDb credit. Followingly, her age details is currently unavailable on the Internet.
As per the reports, Cheryl does have children from her first and third marriage. However, she likes to keep their identities far from the limelight. She has been successful to keep her personal life far from media coverage to date.
What Is Cheryl Dorsey Doing Now?
Cheryl Dorsey is now a community advocate, attempting to educate the public on police policy and procedure. Followingly, she helps people understand police culture and decipher what she refers to as “code talk.”
Moreover, Cheryl often speaks candidly about controversial police shootings and other topics making national headlines. She has appeared with Bishop T.D. Jakes, Dr. Phil, Dr. Drew, and Tavis Smiley, KABC Talk Radio, MSNBC, Court TV (segments: “Corrupt Crimes,” “It Takes A Killer,” and “Motive to Murder”), CNN/CNN International, and HLN TV.