Chapter 4 - The Corrupt Police Chief Steps In To Assist Richard
Chief Miller stepped off the porch, his badge glinting under the decorative landscape lighting of the wealthy estate.
“You heard the gentleman, sir; step away from the vehicle and hand over the car keys immediately,” Miller commanded authoritatively.
“In this county, we protect family values and respect private property rights,” the chief added with a corrupt, knowing smirk.
“You have served this community for ten years, Chief Miller, but you forgot who trained you at Quantico,” I said coldly.
Miller’s face froze instantly, his hand hovering nervously over his weapon as he searched my eyes for recognition.
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“That... that’s impossible. You retired decades ago,” Miller stammered, taking an involuntary step backward into the rain.
“Some operational profiles never expire, Chief. And neither do federal conspiracy charges,” I replied smoothly.
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