Chapter 9That night, Jayanta walked into the crowd of security patrols. She’d received a call from Ramona about a riot in the northern part of the city and she got there as quickly as she could. Firefighters were soaking the last of the fires that had spread across the street. Looking around the crowd she saw an officer beckoning to her.
“What’s up?” she asked as she jogged over to him.
“Captain D’Verna said she’d called you. We’ve got a couple kids that need to be talked to.” He pointed behind him. “They all had discs just like the ones the other night did. They’ve broken windows and set a car on fire. I think we’ve got it mostly confined, but it’s still a lot of damage.”
Jayanta looked over at the sidewalk where two young people in manacles were seated on the sidewalk’s edge with an o
