Medium · Esprit de Corps ≥ 4
Painful images replay in the lieutenant's mind as he lies still in his sick bed: gun fumes, the flash of metal, and occasionally a clumsy stack of scaffolding...
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Painful images replay in the lieutenant's mind as he lies still in his sick bed: gun fumes, the flash of metal, and occasionally a clumsy stack of scaffolding...
In a ditch off a road below the 8/81, he thinks. A young father. Then he shakes his head, to make the memory stop.
You haven't. But it's not too late. You share a bond that's thicker than blood.
Needless to say, it violates nearly every RCM regulation for a detective to investigate a murder in which he is a suspect.
You haven't. But it's not too late. You share a bond that's thicker than blood.
An extremely unprofessional and hurtful stereotype that's offensive to all upstanding officers of the law.
Fleeing a crime scene, destroying evidence... Even if Detective Mullen didn't commit the murder, he should be facing years behind bars.
Well, that testimony won't be admissible any longer.
They're not shitting you, detective. This is what the writers think passes for police procedure.
The man's a prosecutor's nightmare. Solving a murder counts for nothing if all the evidence gets thrown out in court over police misconduct.
Just don't mix it with anything, he thinks, looking you over. Thankfully his sense of balance seems okay. Whatever. I'm not getting involved.
It's your refusal to take responsibility I don't like.
Some would still say you're a cop, but I guess we're beyond that now.
Just please ask them normal questions.
Lest we leave riddled with bullet holes. This animosity is ancient.