Musings

When you are fre ready, we need to discuss the next course of action.

[Because Johnny is ridic eager...phone call at 2am to Frankie's Shop]

Ring, Ring

[Because Johnny didn't find anything remotely interesting on Frankie, he hacks her computer instead.  So around 4am, a document icon shows up on her desktop entitled 'You love it'.  Upon opening, Frankie will see this:]

Hola, Chica.  A way for us to stay connected.  Aren't I smart?  Anyway, I hacked your computer.  Don't be mad! You haven't got anything interesting on here.  So instead, anything you type on this document will show up on mine and anything I type on mine will show up on yours.  Nifty right? And I did it all remotely.  Ready to admit that I'm amazing?

Have you been weaned off your medication yet?

Fucking Seahawks. Lets go Pats!

I think my toes might be holding a protest in my slippers. I still had fun dancing.

[After this. Sounds as confused as you'd think.]

Warning out for....very large wolf. Running alleys. Around University.

[Public Post-This was also read shortly after his appointment, as well as printed just about...everywhere.]

FYI-Official Statement from the Seattle Police Department:

In recognition of the service provided to the citizens of Seattle during the latest emergency, the Seattle Police Department has officially lifted the All Points Bulletin on the so-called masked vigilantes. The Seattle Police Department does not advocate citizens taking the law into their own hands, as a matter of principle and public safety. However, the Department does recognize the effort put forth to protect all of the citizens of this great city.

Seattle has a long way to go towards rebuilding, this is the greatest city in the world, with hte potential to become even better. We, as the agency entrusted with protecting this city, owe these masked vigilantes a debt of gratitude, and an apology. It is your commitment and devotion to duty in patrolling the streets, investigating crimes, and supporting the operation and mission of this Department that have made our streets safer, assisted in keeping a state of emergency from turning into a national tragedy, and this Department and this city thank you.

In the future we, as a Department, will continue to do our jobs protecting this city and it's residents. However we recognize that there may, at times, be situations beyond our expertise and beyond our understanding at which point we will not hinder the involvement of those with a clearer understanding of the situation.

As we work together to make this city safe and build peace within our communities, I look forward to facing these challenges and opportunities with every citizen of this city. From here on out this city owes it to itself to foster a culture that values integrity, accountability, ethical decision-making and respect for civil and constitutional rights for every single resident of the metropolitan area. The days of dividing this city are over, the days of lawlessness and distrust are behind us.