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> t'Llhweiir nodded and left Smallwood's office. She returned
to her own and
> quickly ordered a team to the San Francisco site belonging to Richard Bates. > She instructed them to determine whether the Pride of Humanity was docked. > She would need a warrant before doing more. > > In the meantime, she put the process of getting that warrant into motion. > She contacted Star Fleet Communications to beginning monitoring traffic for > anyone who had any knowledge about the planned relocation of the prisoner. She also assigned an Intelligence unit the task of learning all there was to know about Richard Bates. > It did not take the Intell team to report back. In fact, it only took as > long as the trip over to the docking facility to get its initial report > prepared because the Pride of Humanity was not currently in dock. The team > leader had taken the extra step to check into its flight plan which was a public > record filed with the FASA, and the plan indicated that the shuttle was on a > pleasure cruise through the Solar System. t'Llhweiir replied back: Determine shuttle's current location. Report any unusual activity at the dock. A report came in just then from the JAG's office. It was an approved
warrant to search the Pride of Humanity and its docking location. The
warrant was good for a week.
(Admiral?)
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