Law(s) abiding citizens! [Raiden]

Olive scowled. She put her foot down, almost tempted to use her flashers and siren to clear the road before her but knew that it wasn't the right thing to do. She checked her speedo, slowing down before the next intersection- driving recklessly was not only a surefire way to get fired but it was also stupid and unsafe and precisely the thing she was so pissed off about in the first place: a couple junctions ago someone had completely cut her off, running over a bike before speeding off so fast that she'd missed their plate. She was torn between catching the perp and helping the poor soul who'd been knocked off his bicycle. He turned out to be a kindly professor from Naruki U, and a touch on the elderly side. He had been in shock- she'd recognised it, it was a common enough sight in her profession. She asked him if he was okay, and then made him walk the shock off, and phoned his work for him and explained that he'd been involved in an accident. Helping people was the number one duty that all Officers had, but it was still frustrating that all they'd managed to get was that it was a black BMW and the last two numbers on the plate.

She had been on her way towards an investigation; a victim of a double homicide had been found with a bloodied coil of rope, several nuts and bolts, and several crimson stained business cards which had lead them towards the docks. The dockers probably had no idea that their co-worker had snuffed it along with another individual in the stairwell of his apartment building, who looked like a migrant: he had no identifiers and no-one had reported him missing- he hadn't been carrying keys to any of the apartments and no-one in the building knew him. Olive looked at the case notes she had under the small pile of paperwork from the previous road collision and sighed. Did she tell them they were suspects immediately? Or question first?

It wasn't long before the police car conspicuously pulled neatly into a space, and Olive stepped out in her blue garb, pulling her hat down onto her head. Her notebook was in-hand, and her lips were pursed as she surveyed the scene before her, the fog that had been threatening unfurling across the murky waters below. Yudai was supposed to be meeting her here in a few minutes but she figured there was no harm in proceeding alone. She did so, making her way towards the bodies working to secure ropes, move stock around, and assist in helping the mooring ships. She approached the figure closest to her, unsure if he'd seen her yet- she was instantly recognisable for what she was.

"Excuse me, sir?"