Liberty Police, Inc. Reporting Office

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From the Desk of Officer Alex Price

Well now, My first patrol report as a full officer. Well my patrol started simple enough, i undocked from Newark and flew about Manhattan for a bit. After a short time, I met up with Recruit Officer Travors and we soon had an oucast ship carrying lawful pilots. We ordered her to release them and she did and we sent her on her way. Then some guy;A Daniel.Jackson; started broadcasting in System comms about selling Liquid Cardamine! We started after him, but we soon discovered he was practically sitting on the Junkers Rochester Base. As he was well within the exclusion zone, i turned away and told Travors to let him be. A navy Guard vessel went in further to investigate; Im not sure how that went. We then ran into a rogue and an outcast at the Colorado Jump gate, who both quickly turned and fled as we approached. I decided not to give chase. At this point, Travors went to scan traders in the texas system, while i took one more spin around New York. I ran into nothing of any consequence. On my way to join RO Travors in Texas, i was disrupted from the trade lanes by an outcast, Cyris-The-Virus, Flying a Tridente gunboat. I scanned his hold and saw he held lawful pilots; so i asked he release those pilots to me. After a few moments, he released the civilian and Police pilot, but chose to keep the Bounty hunter pilot. He seemed rather intent on keeping that pilot, so i thought it best not to push my luck. I then asked him to leave liberty, and he said he would comply, but he did not move at first. i thought he was getting ready to attack me, and i called for assistance. I asked him again to leave and he hit his cruise engines and left. I later recieved a tip from a navy vessel that he was seen near the colorado gate, but he jumped though before i even got back to New York, so i didnt bother to try to catch him. After that, my patrol was uneventful, ending at Planet Houston. The pirates seemed rather cooperative this evening, i wonder why?

Regards,

Officer Alex Price

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