As a general rule, being chased down by determined police officers tends to be a deterrent to would-be thieves. Unfortunately, the ones in Sandford are either very stubborn or very thick, which is why Nicholas Angel is in the middle of his third foot chase of the week as he sprints through the door. There's a slightly undignified stumble as the
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In order to not send them both tumbling to the floor, there's a fair bit of grabbing and flailing and some more stumbling, and miraculously, Danny manages to keep himself and Nicholas upright.
He apologetically straightens out Nicholas's shirt.
"Sorry. Heh."
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In fact he doesn't look at all happy, but that's definitely not Danny's fault.
"Hell of a time to end up here."
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"We were so close, too. But at least the little bugger ain't going nowhere while we're in here."
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What?
Two cops just ran through the door! And some reflexes are a pain in the butt to get rid of.
"I swear I don't have the muscles t'lift a store."
The smart mouth is a really ingrained reflex too. There's a reason she got run in a lot as a kid.
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"Practiced that line a lot, eh?"
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"I always want t'be prepared in case I'm randomly accused of theft, yes." Ace deadpalms, easily.
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He motions for her to lower her hands.
"Naw, 's'okay, you wasn't the one we was after."
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"Hullo."
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"Fair eve, sirs, 'ope Milliways finds ye well."
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It's not the expletive that really catches Sam's attention, though it does prompt her to look up from the last sip of her cup of tea. But the word "shoplifter" -- well, she's been at the station long enough to know what to make of that, and so her expression quickly shifts from surprise to sympathy.
'Did you lose them, sir?' she asks as she stands up and brushes a wrinkle out of her skirt. 'Was it a proper gang of them?'
The most that Hastings ever usually sees is the odd schoolboy nicking a pear when the greengrocer's back is turned. But she's read the papers enough to know that there are some smash-and-grab gangs bold enough to operate in broad daylight.
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"Just one. We'll catch up when we leave here."
[ooc: sorry about taking so long with this. I suck.]
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"Not more'n usual, really," he says with a modest shrug.
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It's an odd state of affairs when people feel safe enough to start committing minor offenses again, but there you go.
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Bond is going to ignore that look from Danny. Doing that's easier than it has been, considering.
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