Chapter 13 - THE POLICE REPORT EXPANDS
Back at the local precinct, Detective Vance (no relation) reviewed the comprehensive digital package submitted by Sarah.
The file included not only the pool party incident but also three prior unreported bullying complaints against Mason.
Other neighborhood parents, emboldened by the Vances' courage, had finally stepped forward with anonymous statements.
Officer Miller placed the printed report on the desk, looking across at Richard sitting defiantly in the interrogation room.
"Mr. Evans, your son's history of aggressive conduct is now a matter of official public record," Miller stated.
"This wasn't a harmless accident; it was part of a documented pattern of unchecked violence."
Richard slammed his palm against the metal table, rattling the coffee cup resting near the edge.
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"My son is a straight-A student and a junior athlete! You're destroying a kid's future over a minor playground scrape!"
"A six-year-old girl has a surgically repaired wrist, Mr. Evans. That's not a playground scrape," Miller retorted coldly.
