#commissionerjg

Opening hours were for losers. 

Chuck needed some supplies to make his Kite-Copter (it was a work in progress, the name was subject to change) and he was gonna pay for the stuff he needed but he’d had a creative binge at 3am and the shop wasn’t open... So he’d got his costume on and flown to the roof and snuck in that way, wandering around the place with a trolley full of random metal pipes, rubber hoses and other paraphilia that he’d need to get this project off the ground, (heh flight pun). 

Foggy gulped, meeting people you were certain didn’t like you (even if it was some weird magical crap that caused it) was never fun. So he’d fallen back on tried and tested methods: bribery and a submissive attitude. How he’d manage to wrangle an appointment with the commissioner was down to calling in a lot of favours and he couldn’t afford to mess this up! Since he was now pretty determined to take on this DA gig he needed the support of the police to be in with a strong shot. 

He knocked on the door and entered with what appeared to be a fruit basket under one arm and a big grin on his face, “Hi,” he said meekly, “Okay! Before you throw me out or just beat me up or lock me in a cell, hear me out!” he added quickly, “I have a gift!” The fruit basket (full of cigarettes a good bottle of whiskey and a few oranges for luck) was presented, “And I need to talk to you about something really important for the city!”

Jihl had been loathe to reenter the city while still healing but was too well now to put it off any longer. Though her shoulder still twinged with the bullet Deathstroke had put into it she walked as though she felt no pain. Dressed to look perfect, as usual, the dress, heels and makeup felt like a kind of armour all in itself as she left the police station.

What had happened with Grayson was still causing her concern and using what little clout she had left and some choice threats, she’d finally managed to get a hold of the police’s files on the incident. There was information here she needed and it was easier to get in person.