Gamina
Divinely Experienced
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"Good Job Rookie"
The jolly voice of Chief Regan barely registered in the ears of Sarah, as the two of them were sipping on coffee while looking through the one way mirror glass of their interrogation room. While they waited what seemed to be a very uncomfortable amount of time for the Special Agent to start questioning the criminal, Sarah thought about what a shitshow her day had been. Her partner had called in sick this morning, forcing her to patrol the streets of their little rural town solo. The chief had suggested she could stay at the office, working on paperwork as things had gotten a little crazy this summer. But off course she couldn't accept it. She had to proof that she was just as good as anyone of the guys at the station, and if one of them were solo on shift, they still headed out to patrol the township.
She also knew that when she saw the Lamborghini not make a full stop before turning right at the red light, that her partner would have told her not to bother. The guy wasn't speeding, and there was nobody on the road. Plus rich guys usually involve lawyers and made the county spend more money pursuing the fine, than the fine was worth. But off course she had flipped on her lights and stopped the man. When he told her he was going to retrieve his papers from the glovebox, she was taken aback by his attitude, most people asked if it was okay to reach for it, and when the glove compartment opened and she saw the polished wood handle of what appeared to be a gun . ( it turned out to be the handle of a screwdriver) she had reached for her gun and shot the guy. Luckily for her she had switched around her belt that morning thinking it would be better since she would approach the cars from the other side as usual being alone, and instead of shooting him with her gun she had only tasered the man.
It was in the midst of that confusion that Agent MacCalister and his partner swooped in and planted a gun and coke in the car. Telling her to just play along and happily fail forward into her career. Apparently that guy was some bigshot in the City's organized crime and this bust would fast track her career, as long as off course, she remembered that her actions were not only warranted, but also totally legitimate.
"So are you going to die in custody like most of your associate have done when caught?"
Agent McCalister said calmly, shocking the two small town cops on the other side of the Mirror. Even if it did not seem to shock the man in front of him. After a second or two the agent slid a folder towards the criminal.
"Or are you going to save yourself, by helping us shutting down your organization? "
In the folder was a standard amnesty document used to recruit criminals to become protected sources.
Sarah was relieved when the man didn't seem to protest about the illegality of the bust. Maybe he had already resigned himself to his fate, after all when the Fed's were on your case, it probably was not as easy to weasel out of a conviction as when it was done by just some beat cops or sheriff's office. So Relaxing a little Sarah moved back to the bullpen to finish up the paperwork, even if a nagging feeling at the pit of her stomach was still bothering her for the rest of the day.
Later that day Sarah was accosted by another FBI agent She introduced herself as Ally and told Sarah about how her services were requested by the bureau and spend the next two hours briefing her on the Organization of the man she had arrested that morning and gave her a speed course on undercover work. With little more than that, but the promise that they would link up later she was dropped off at a safe house, where she was told the criminal and herself would be able to sync up their cover. Getting out of the car, she pressed send on the long text to her Girlfriend Alina, not fully trusting the feds to do a good job in explaining to her why she would be gone for the next couple of weeks.
Overwhelmed but excited by the opportunity, Sarah confidently knocked on the door.
The jolly voice of Chief Regan barely registered in the ears of Sarah, as the two of them were sipping on coffee while looking through the one way mirror glass of their interrogation room. While they waited what seemed to be a very uncomfortable amount of time for the Special Agent to start questioning the criminal, Sarah thought about what a shitshow her day had been. Her partner had called in sick this morning, forcing her to patrol the streets of their little rural town solo. The chief had suggested she could stay at the office, working on paperwork as things had gotten a little crazy this summer. But off course she couldn't accept it. She had to proof that she was just as good as anyone of the guys at the station, and if one of them were solo on shift, they still headed out to patrol the township.
She also knew that when she saw the Lamborghini not make a full stop before turning right at the red light, that her partner would have told her not to bother. The guy wasn't speeding, and there was nobody on the road. Plus rich guys usually involve lawyers and made the county spend more money pursuing the fine, than the fine was worth. But off course she had flipped on her lights and stopped the man. When he told her he was going to retrieve his papers from the glovebox, she was taken aback by his attitude, most people asked if it was okay to reach for it, and when the glove compartment opened and she saw the polished wood handle of what appeared to be a gun . ( it turned out to be the handle of a screwdriver) she had reached for her gun and shot the guy. Luckily for her she had switched around her belt that morning thinking it would be better since she would approach the cars from the other side as usual being alone, and instead of shooting him with her gun she had only tasered the man.
It was in the midst of that confusion that Agent MacCalister and his partner swooped in and planted a gun and coke in the car. Telling her to just play along and happily fail forward into her career. Apparently that guy was some bigshot in the City's organized crime and this bust would fast track her career, as long as off course, she remembered that her actions were not only warranted, but also totally legitimate.
"So are you going to die in custody like most of your associate have done when caught?"
Agent McCalister said calmly, shocking the two small town cops on the other side of the Mirror. Even if it did not seem to shock the man in front of him. After a second or two the agent slid a folder towards the criminal.
"Or are you going to save yourself, by helping us shutting down your organization? "
In the folder was a standard amnesty document used to recruit criminals to become protected sources.
Sarah was relieved when the man didn't seem to protest about the illegality of the bust. Maybe he had already resigned himself to his fate, after all when the Fed's were on your case, it probably was not as easy to weasel out of a conviction as when it was done by just some beat cops or sheriff's office. So Relaxing a little Sarah moved back to the bullpen to finish up the paperwork, even if a nagging feeling at the pit of her stomach was still bothering her for the rest of the day.
Later that day Sarah was accosted by another FBI agent She introduced herself as Ally and told Sarah about how her services were requested by the bureau and spend the next two hours briefing her on the Organization of the man she had arrested that morning and gave her a speed course on undercover work. With little more than that, but the promise that they would link up later she was dropped off at a safe house, where she was told the criminal and herself would be able to sync up their cover. Getting out of the car, she pressed send on the long text to her Girlfriend Alina, not fully trusting the feds to do a good job in explaining to her why she would be gone for the next couple of weeks.
Overwhelmed but excited by the opportunity, Sarah confidently knocked on the door.