D Stanley wrote:
> ----- Original Message ----- From: Eris Reddoch
>
>
> >>>>> Turning back to Lysia he says, "Now are you coming quietly
> >>>>> or do you want to make things worse for yourself?"
> >>>>
> >>>> "Do I put my hands up or do you just want to cuff me and
> >>>> frisk me later?"
> >>>
> >>> "No need to disturb the patrons, here." the officer says, "Just
> >>> come along and we'll sort everything out down at the station
> >>> house."
> >>>
> >>>>> Lysia sees there are three police officers in the room now,
> >>>>> all armed, and all looking alert.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> At that moment, Lysia's comm buzzes in her pocket....
> >>>>
> >>>> Lysia looks at her pocket. "Can I get that or would you like
> >>>> to?"
> >>>
> >>> "I'll take it." he says holding out one hand with his other on
> >>> the butt of his sidearm.
> >>
> >> Lysia sticks her pocket towards the officer, she grins a little
> >> clearly not in the least bit perturbed by their actions, "I know
> >> how this part works dear. One of you gets to pull that out
> >> because if I do I risk having one of you shot me and I've already
> >> been down that road and didn't much like it the first time."
> >>
> >> She holds her hands up so they can see both of them.
> >
> > The policeman takes the comm from Lysia's pocket and puts it to his
> > ear, "Disconnected."
> >
> > He puts the comm into his pocket and says as he cuffs Lysia, "I
> > don't suppose you have a confederate who was trying to warn you
> > that we were on to you do you Maria?"
>
>
> "Actually it was probably either the doctor or captain calling me up
> for lunch."
>
> > The police lead Lysia out and put her into the back of a ground
> > vehicle. The there is a metal mesh separating the front seats from
> > the rear section and there are no handles on the inside doors in
> > the back. Lysia is left in the backseat while the police talk among
> > themselves and to someone from the gambling den.
>
>
> Lysia waits patiently for one of the officers to get into the car
> with her, "I realize that legally I don't have much recourse against
> you officers for preforming your duty and that you're probably
> protected under some sort of a police act which guaranties you
> protection under due diligance clauses and such but wrongfull arrest
> is a pretty serious legal issue." Lysia's hands move about as she
> talks.
>
> She leans back in the seat, "I have to admit I'm rather curious to
> see what this Maria woman looks like the resemblance must be striking
> because you're not the first people to say I look like her."
"You're going to keep up the pretense, then?" the policeman says and shrugs.
Before he turns back to the front he says, "To humor you, we'll run your
fingerprints and dna once we get to the station."
The car takes you away from the gambling hall. As you drive down the
street you think you see the van that Jac had rented driving away down a
side street.
Once at the police station you are subjected to more of this Maria Virgy
nonsense. The officers all seem completely sure that you are this con
woman, and you can tell that she is high on their "wanted" list...ripped
off a local big fish, probably.
Lysia is searched, not roughly, fingerprinted and a sample of her DNA is
taken, her possessions are taken and she is placed in a holding cell by
herself. Time drags on. It is nearing sun down and still no one has come
to release her...or even question her.
Eris
AKU GM
