> 
> Rage filled Dais even though it was not evident on his face.  "I am not here to play 
>games.  You know as well as I do that you scanned the Bajoran.  End 
> of story.  You will give me this information because I am the Executive Officer of 
>this station.  End of story."
> 
> The senior agent stiffled a laugh, "End of what?  Just who the hell do you think you 
>are dealing with?  We are not some Starfleet junky that you can 
> order around.  We are part of the civilian government, and not subject to your 
>authority in matters that pretain to Customs.  While you can let him in under your 
>authority, you can not demand anything from us.  If you do not like that, Commander 
>then call the Federation Customs Service Liason 
> officer, or hell you think you are all that and a bag of chips.  Call the Directory 
>of Federation Customs.  Just don't be surprised when he says you 
> have no dip..."
> 
> "While I might not be your senior officer.  I do have a little bit of sway because 
>of my position.  I have no doubt that you superiors would not enjoy 
> reading about this incident."
> 
     "In the papers, probably not, but when they hear that without speaking with us 
first, you let a being on this station with body parts not belonging to him, I think 
they will point the finger at you now us.  Besides, we tried to cooperate with 
Starfleet.  It was Starfleet that would not try to cooperate with us.  I am sure that 
your superiors will love to hear from ours about the benefits, and regulations, of 
interagency cooperation.
      So, please file a report with our superiors."
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- Chris

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