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OOC: For Watergirl and I
IC: It was shaping up to be a beautiful day. The sky was pouring buckets on the windshield, the temperature was dipping into the 40's and the wind was whipping up like it was serious. I sat inside the Blazer, drinking my fifth cup of coffee and studied the profile in the folder for the third time.
Looking into the mirror I stretched out my arms , trying to work the kinks out of my shoulders and neck and gauging my chances for the evening. Something told me I was about to get lucky, a gut instinct or maybe it was the pattern that unfolded when you looked at the profile of the person I hoped to catch.
"To Serve and Protect" The logo on my shirt announced in a half moon "Sheriff" it concluded on the bottom, "Morton County".
I had the 4 wheeler backed behind a collection of heavy brush, the shotgun beside me free of it's carrier and loaded except for the barrel. If she made an appearance I would be ready, and if I were fortunate enough tonight, I'd be on my way to east street.
The plan was simple to me, if you can't earn the money honestly, steal it from the crooks. And who better to help then another crook? The fact we had a chain store robbery going on and headed towards my county made it even better.
I stretched my six foot frame again and slid the cap back off my blond hair, thinking. At age twenty eight I was one of the youngest Sheriffs on record, and with luck I would be the richest before my next birthday. It was just a matter of patience and a plan.
IC: It was shaping up to be a beautiful day. The sky was pouring buckets on the windshield, the temperature was dipping into the 40's and the wind was whipping up like it was serious. I sat inside the Blazer, drinking my fifth cup of coffee and studied the profile in the folder for the third time.
Looking into the mirror I stretched out my arms , trying to work the kinks out of my shoulders and neck and gauging my chances for the evening. Something told me I was about to get lucky, a gut instinct or maybe it was the pattern that unfolded when you looked at the profile of the person I hoped to catch.
"To Serve and Protect" The logo on my shirt announced in a half moon "Sheriff" it concluded on the bottom, "Morton County".
I had the 4 wheeler backed behind a collection of heavy brush, the shotgun beside me free of it's carrier and loaded except for the barrel. If she made an appearance I would be ready, and if I were fortunate enough tonight, I'd be on my way to east street.
The plan was simple to me, if you can't earn the money honestly, steal it from the crooks. And who better to help then another crook? The fact we had a chain store robbery going on and headed towards my county made it even better.
I stretched my six foot frame again and slid the cap back off my blond hair, thinking. At age twenty eight I was one of the youngest Sheriffs on record, and with luck I would be the richest before my next birthday. It was just a matter of patience and a plan.