#lance muse

Lance helps volunteer as a coach for a youth hockey team of at-risk youths. Many of them he's crossed paths with when he was still on the police force, all of them good kids deep down but just put in the wrong situation or poverty. it's a sad situation. But the team helps them put their minds to something, gives them a place to be, a place to vent. He enjoys his work. He enjoyed playing hockey in his youth as well. And now he's made real bonds with these kids. When he was off the ice after being shot in the leg he missed the kids and when he finally returned it was clear they missed him too. When he hasn't been on the ice for a while he will say he missed his kids.

Lance always keeps an emergency kit and bag in his Jeep. Flashlights, batteries, flares, matches, a fully stocked and decked-out first aid kit (gauze, various bandages, sanitizer, wet wipes, antibacterial gels and ointments, anti-debris agents, Tylenol, pain gel, allergy relief, tweezers, scissors, saline, and sterile pads), nylon rope, carabiners, energy and protein bars, energy drinks, water, peanut butter crackers, a sewing kit (a few different needles, several thicknesses of thread, a thimble), thick socks, a raincoat, a winter coat, a headlamp, and a beanie. Some other items are rotated in and out as he sees the potential need for them.

In his phone, Lance has the magnum PI theme song as the ringtone for Sharp

Morgan has three young kids (Mia, Ava, Sophie). For a while Lance was worried about starting a relationship with Morgan due to the kids. He didn’t know if he could step up to that responsibility or how he could juggle them with his other responsibilities of helping his mom with her mental illness. But as he grows closer to Morgan he grows closer to the girls as well and quickly falls into that fatherly role for them and learns how to navigate everything he needs to not only on his own but by allowing Morgan, and others, to help and support him.

@detroitfortune The man held out a business card. Lance Kruger private investigator, Sharp Investigations. “Are you Callum Anderson?” Lance asked. “I have some questions for you. I’m Lance Kruger. I’m a private investigator, not a cop.” He added the last bit as a potential reassurance he was used to people being put on edge by his appearance and the desire to ask questions. He might not be a cop, anymore, but he still held a well built intimidating appearance. “Do you know a child by the name of Mayson Oursler-Anderson? I’m searching for him.” The boy had seemingly ran away and while the DPD was on the case he was pulled in on it as well. His mother, Ava having hired him wanting as many people on the search as possible.