On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> K'Tael had said nothing about during the discussion between Uglara and Tom.
> It was not his place, even though it greatly affected his ability to get
> information he needed.� The sad thing is that he trusted Uglara more than he
> did Tom.� He would really hate to lose her.
>
> "Ms. Uglara, I will see what I can do about our agreement.� I do not think
> that you have given me enough information to clear all the charges, but I
> will try.� I would like you to continued to be involved in this matter if it
> is at all possible.� You are proving to be a valuable resource for me and my
> staff.� I can promise you that if you help us crack this case open, you will
> be in the clear."
>
> � � "That is what I like to hear Commander.� A willingness to serve....
> Although it is making me very nervous to be helping Starfleet, the effect on
> my reputation and all, the possibility of some of my charages being ereased
> is definately worth some risk.� I will continue for now, Commander."� she
> replied.
>
> � � � � "See...� I told you he would be willing to work with you.� All it
> takes is patience and an open mind.� This Starfleet Commander is not like
> the others we have dealt with.� Tis one can think outside of regulations on
> occassion."� Tom replied.
>
> K'Tael could not help but growl at the comment.� He was completely within
> plea bargain regulations, and his honor would not stand for such a
> statement. He quickly got his Klingon temper under control before he tried
> to take a
> swing at Tom and turned to Uglara.� "Would it be possible to get a copy of
> your recordings.� It would help me in the case and in any argument I could
> make on your behalf."
>
> � �� She looked at Tom.� He replied, "Of course.� I am having them typed up
> now for you, and of course you will get the original recordings as well."
>
> "Could you tell me a little about this other lead you have?"
>
> � � � � "I have some information about a sometimes competitor of mine.� He
> likes to run weapons and the like.� I understand that he had a shipment go
> bad, dispite that fact that he had a Starfleet frigate in his pocket, if you
> know what I mean..."� Uglara replied.
>
> K'Tael wished he could admit that he didn't know what she meant, but it was
> not completely uncommon for some small Starfleet captains to make their
> holds available for alternative shipping.
>
> "Was the shipment weapons or something else?"
>
"All sorts of contraband, but mostly phaser rifles and sonic
granades. The particular ship was under the employ of Allisandrin's
organization...." She replied.
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