> Once properly restrained and secured in a Security interrogation room, he
> called his lawyer. It took him about 15 minutes to arrive. Lt. Fenton...
>
> "What is the basis for this charge Commander?" Lt. Fenton asked
> upon entering the interrogation room. He was polite, but firm.
>
> K'Tael handed Fenton a PADD with a copy of the search warrents that had
been
> used in examing Edwards' quarters and lockers. There was also a complete
> list of all substances and items found and taken from locations with scan
> records and pictures included.
>
> Just then a comm channel opened from Ops. "Firehawk to K'Tael."
>
> "K'Tael here, Commander. Go ahead." The Klingon knew that the lawyer and
> his client were going to get this information anyway so he figured that
they
> might as well be present when he received it.
>
> "I have the bank account information. It does show massive deposits to
> Edwards' account just before and after the time of the shuttle bombing
> incident."
>
> K'Tael eyed Edwards and Fenton. "Understood, Commander, please download
a
> copy of all pertinent information to the Security databas immediately.
> K'Tael out."
>
> "I will show you those records as soon as they have been downloaded,
> gentlemen." It was a promise that he kept.
>
"A moment with my client, Commander. Alone if you please." Fenton
replied after one good look at his client.
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{OOC: Assuming ok, but if not I will re-post.}
The two started talking the very instant that K'Tael left the room and the
doors shut. They talked for an incredibly long 15 minutes. Then there was
a bang on the door. Fenton was ready to get moving with the interrogation.
Unon K'Tael's return, Fenton said, "Commander I have spoken to my
client, and he is not admitting to anything. Evidence can be interrupted in
any number of ways, and the only way that is important is just how a jury
chooses to. Now, if you have some questions or an offer perhaps my client
will be able to answer some questions."
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