A couple of hours later, reports finished and filed, they were back on duty, finishing up nuisance call and business checks. No one was around to arrest on any of the issued warrants.
“Well, at least the rest of our shift was uneventful,” Kess sighed. She finished writing the last entry onto their log sheet.
“No more lengthy reports to write up. That’s a good thing,” he smiled down at her as they pulled up to a red light. He looked at his watch. “Only an hour to go. I think it’s time to head back to the station. We can stall around for time there.”
Kess nodded in agreement just as their police dispatcher’s voice blared out from the radio, “Medirea County to Sixteen-Seventeen.”
Kess picked up the mike from the police radio console bolted between the two-front seats. “This is Sixteen-Sev
