Mahu Blood
““Cardozo’s in the FTEP,” he said 156 Neil S. Plakcy to us. FTEP stands for Field Training and Evaluation Program; newly graduated recruits were partnered with experienced officers so they could apply the theoretical knowledge they gained at the academy to hands-on field training. I understood why Jimmy wouldn’t be happy. He was young, in his late twenties, though he’d been on patrol long enough to qualify as Kitty’s supervisor. If I were him, I’d worry that every screw-up, every shortcut, would... end up filtering back to Sampson. “Congratulations,” I said to Kitty. “And you, too, Jimmy. You won’t find a smarter, more dedicated trainee.” “And I don’t tell my dad anything that happens on the job,” she said. Jimmy seemed to relax. “You see who was driving that pickup?” Ray asked, pointing to the truck we thought belonged to Brian Parker. Just as he did, though, a guy who matched Brian’s description exited the convenience store and headed for the truck. Ray and I cut him off.MoreLess
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