hed brass. We stood there like a line of unruly schoolchildren. Lieutenant Mi

to his story before the Deputy Chief, a man

f conduct by Officer Jenkins," Miller said,

"I saw the report from the hostage situation. It looked lik

a picture of me as a reckless glory hound, claiming I had ignored his command to wait for

ted so recklessly, she had the audacity to physically

e has been relentlessly bullying this promising young office

for Officer Jenkins be rescinded, and that she be suspended immediatel

is expression neutral. "Officer Je

nded me for a tough arrest a few years back. He was an old-school cop, a man I tho

ive me a f

vis disregarded a direct order to hold her position. She was about to compromise the operati

unprofessional and dangerous. W

s stick to the main issue, Jenkins. Did you

re context, the entire reason for my actions, an

second. The hope I'd felt

all saw it. It was completely unprovoked. Emily just s

ng, painting me as a violent aggressor and Emily as a gentle philosopher. The

ce tight. "Officer Davis was endangering t

age out and wanted all the credit for yourself. You couldn't stand

f this, Jenkins. A bad attitude. Now you're

the Deputy Chief was even in the room. "You're a

is without interruption. Then he sighed,

cers witnessed an unprovoked assault. While your actions in securing the hostage were... effective

stomach. He wasn't going to listen. He had alr