Posted by Major Kodek Vonn (Head Guard) in Main Sim: Forensics Attn. Prison Personnel

Posted by Captain Bov’ar Akarel (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim: Forensics Attn. Prison Personnel

Posted by Major Kodek Vonn (Head Guard) in Main Sim: Forensics Attn. Prison Personnel
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OOC: This was spoken of prior in a Sim, Mike, however you are more than welcome to join into this, as this does concern your character, as well.

IC: It had only taken about an hour for the Forensic Scientist to retrieve the proper equipment and files they required in order to assist the Prison in figuring out what had happened to the escapee prisoner. Making their way down to the Prison, the androgynous Officer tapped their hand against the chime of the Major’s Office, expecting that he had been told of their impending arrival, after whatever conversation had been held prior to this. Silently, they clasped their hands behind their back, studying their surroundings with sharp, oddly calculating eyes. It was their job, to study, to note everything around them. After all, they worked in behavioral analysis and forensic trace evidence. Silently, they waited for the Guard to respond, should he be in the office.

NLt. Jebidiah
Forensics

The door slip open and the figure of the Head Guard filled the doorway. The helmet tilted down slightly to look directly at Jebidiah and the synthesized voice said “You were expected earlier. This way.” and he lead them to a hatch at the end of a passageway. Opening the door, four guards in black tactical gear with two on either side were in the next room. Vonn turned to the Scientist and said “These are your escorts. They will be with you at all times. Any deviation from their sight will be met by a tactical response. You are allowed access to the prisoner’s cell and to the surveillance footage of the area only. Any further access needed will have to be approved by me. Do you understand the conditions of your access to the prison?”

Vonn, HG

“Quite well, Major.” The Lieutenant responded, with ease. They had been working with Prisons and other criminal-holding environments for quite some time, thus they knew the basics of what to expect from the Guards or Governors, when it came to being able to access their holding chambers. Of course, each was different, in slight ways, so they had to pay enough attention to be able to not this. The criminal investigator rose a brow, “Major, how many prisoners are currently being held by the Swift. Two, yes?” They asked, to be certain. Their voice was low, containing a tone nearly comparable to Sherlock Holmes. This was not the nicest of people, but they got the job done.

Lt. Jebidiah
Forensics

“I fail to see how the current population is of any concern to your investigation. I can tell you we have 27 guards on staff. Their bio metrics and DNA have been made available for comparison purposes.”

Vonn, Head Guard

“Thank you, Major.” They responded, flatly. “Do you have a Guard you wish to accompany, for the purpose of assurance to my methods and activities.” They knew that most people preferred to have a representive or a supervisor, over their actions.

Lt. Jebidiah