After dinner, Bruno Schultz reviewed his notes. When he finished, he realized that his boss assigned him a more extensive criminal case than any others he had before. Bruno went to bed, and with his mind racing, the officer of the law finally fell asleep. The next morning, he stuck his booklet and a mechanical pencil in his coat pocket and went to the office. A secretary made coffee, and Bruno smelled it before he entered the premises. He poured a cup — black and no sugar. Then he sat by his desk. International cases are sensitive, creating impossible situations. Investigators spend many hours at various embassies. The job: apprehend the criminal, but don’t step on anyone’s toes. Diplomatic immunity is another problem. Bruno checked his 0.38, police special — make sure it’s loaded. He shov
