Police Reports Log
Who: Everyone
What: The police have been called.
Where: The building.
When: Today
Warnings: TBA
The New York City Police Department is unimpressed by the amount of crime in the building, because there's a lot of crime in this particular area. However, due to recent events, they are knocking on doors and getting statements from residents about their whereabouts and doings in the last forty-eight hours. The lead detective is Carrey O'Malley, and he's one of the grizzled types that is not going to take no for an answer. Even if you are not at home during the initial visit, he will return and eventually track you down to your place of work. Please note what appears on any local law enforcement level background report.
There will also be a consulting FBI agent, Agent Chelsea, who will be informing O'Malley where the Bureau fits in--some characters may use this as a shield, but not if they meet O'Malley in person.
[Note: This is a log. You may write a short paragraph in third person, write what appears on O'Malley's notes in shorthand, offer dialogue in prose, or present any "red-tape bureaucratic bull" that Agent Chelsea may use to counter O'Malley's questions on behalf of your character. Expect O'Malley to continue your conversation with follow-up questions, particularly if your story is unsubstantiated.]
What: The police have been called.
Where: The building.
When: Today
Warnings: TBA
The New York City Police Department is unimpressed by the amount of crime in the building, because there's a lot of crime in this particular area. However, due to recent events, they are knocking on doors and getting statements from residents about their whereabouts and doings in the last forty-eight hours. The lead detective is Carrey O'Malley, and he's one of the grizzled types that is not going to take no for an answer. Even if you are not at home during the initial visit, he will return and eventually track you down to your place of work. Please note what appears on any local law enforcement level background report.
There will also be a consulting FBI agent, Agent Chelsea, who will be informing O'Malley where the Bureau fits in--some characters may use this as a shield, but not if they meet O'Malley in person.
[Note: This is a log. You may write a short paragraph in third person, write what appears on O'Malley's notes in shorthand, offer dialogue in prose, or present any "red-tape bureaucratic bull" that Agent Chelsea may use to counter O'Malley's questions on behalf of your character. Expect O'Malley to continue your conversation with follow-up questions, particularly if your story is unsubstantiated.]