On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Randye J wrote:
>
> > > Entering her office, Staek, her assistant, informed her that she had
> > > received several requests for an interview. It seemed that even through
> > > she was not directly involved, her husband was, and the reporters were
> > > looking for any angle.
> > >
> > > "No interviews," she said. "Would you reschedule my morning meetings for
> > > either later day or tomorrow? I will be in Briefing Room One or otherwise
> > > occupied this morning."
>
> (ooc: a small rewrite since this is a vulcan speaking.)
>
> > "Yes, Admiral. The Starfleet Public Relations Office has also asked
> > that no one talk to the press, that all information to the press will come
> > from them. It would appear that the news report by World Wide News has
> > gotten a reaction," Staek replied with his usual dry irony.
>
> "So it seems," Bedru replied. "Very well, refer requests to the PR
> Office."
>
> She retreated to her office to see if anything else needed immediate
> attention.
>
>
> > Lorin walked into the Briefing room and cleared his throat to start the
> > meeting.
>
> Bedru arrived, padd in hand, just as he was beginning. Nodding to those
> present, she took a seat away from the centre of the maelstrom. As far as
> she was concerned, her role here was a minor one.
>
> > "Thank you for making it here so quickly. We have a problem...." He
> > directed their attention to the screen where he played the report.
> >
> > "Comments?" He asked rather adamantly.
>
> Bedru remained silent at this point, but she listened and watched very
> carefully.
>
Not much had changed for Joe, this news did not directly effect
him, at least not yet, and as such he did not really care. The news was
damaging, that was for sure. He waited a moment then piped up.
"Sir, this is not a good report to have come out. It is obvious
that there is at least two sets of loose lips here on the station. The
obvious impact is that the investigation is now wide open to the public,
and public action will have to be made. That complicates matters because
any lead, every action will be scrutinized by the public, and that will
not make closeing the investigation and solving the crime any easier. But
I do have one question, exactly what does this have to do with the
Anti-Corruption Task Force? This falls out of that jurisdiction and into
station security and JAG internal affairs." Joe asked honestly, without
attitude.
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