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saveournpcs) wrote2017-12-23 09:29 pm
saveournpcs) wrote2017-12-23 09:29 pm
Contact Mahira Khan
The easiest way of contacting the Super is to call the police station and somehow make them think that the caller is legit and important enough to pass the call on to Mahira. Good friends and family will have her private number.
People who have "official" reasons to contact her physically at the police station - journalists, other constables, and so on - can easily find her in her office.
People who have "official" reasons to contact her physically at the police station - journalists, other constables, and so on - can easily find her in her office.
3-14-19
This is Walter Weekes. Please call me back as soon as you are able. The man we spotted at the bomb site- he's back again.
[He's keeping his voice as calm as possible. It's... not entirely working.]
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Mossgate police station, how can I help you?
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I have followup for Superintendent Khan's investigation from this past November, with possible need for direct action.
[Taking a deep breath, he proceeds more calmly:]
The man spotted at the bomb site last September - he's here at the museum reopening.
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...What's got last September's bomb site to do with this?
Are those references to StE I spy? Or are those kinds of theories just that universal? XD
No, nothing like that.
They didn't leave a copy of the questioning records, did they?
[Walter suspects that they didn't - which would be at once secure and rather unfair.]
When the Superintendent came by in November, the stranger at the bomb site was all we were asked about. No one was able to track him down for questioning, but I'm seeing that same man here clear as day.
lmao both? Both is good ;)
[Walter can hear him walk away, and then some voices in the background. A moment later, a "hold the line" music plays, and then a minute later Mahira Khan picks up.]
Mr Weekes?
;)
I don't suppose whoever passed you the phone explained why I called, or at least repeated what I said?
[He sounds like he's talking light about it, but that's to belie his stress on the matter.]
I can give you a current location on the man we last met to talk about.
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The mystery bomb man?
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All he's holding right now is a cat, but we are in a building full of people.
At the museum reopening, to be precise.
[Which also brings up the question of why does he still have the cat in here?]
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[And there's more hold music for a minute or two. Then:] ....A cat?
Should it be obvious what breed the cat is?
[Walter's only a little surprised at being put on hold before she asks that follow-up question.]
Yes, a very fluffy grey one.
If it's shedding, he'll be causing a very different set of problems.
No.
[...A cat. This is getting increasingly ridiculous, and if they don't find the guy she's definitely going to review security footage to see if Walter made fun of her... but for now she just hopes her men and women can get the guy.]
All right. I'll tell my constables about the cat. They should be there in a few.
Has he done anything but wandered around yet?
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I'm as confused as to why he has it - let alone in here - as you are, Superintendent.
And no, though he does appear to be talking to people.
[Other Numbered, to be precise. Which Walter is also stressing out about.]
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Well, I will give you the same order that I would give anyone in your situation: Don't approach him. If he leaves, don't attempt to stop him. Do not take any action that might put you in harm's way. Police will be over there momentarily.
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Understood.
[And then, just to make sure she knows, and for taking this seriously:]
Thank you, Superintendent Khan.
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Be safe. [And with that she ends the call.]