The Law And Dan Mesa (2012)
“Detective Sergeant Francine Miller arrives to conduct the investigation. Sergeant Miller is a seasoned policewoman with ten years of military service as a criminal investigator and five years in the Washington, DC, police department as an investigator. She is a crack shot and skilled in the martial arts.
“Okay, fellas what do we have here?” she asks.
Sergeant John Pierce of the DC police says, “Detective, it appears that someone killed the family pet, a German shepherd, and disconnected... the alarm system. I can tell you one thing for sure—whoever this person was, he or she is a professional. We have dusted and found no fingerprints, no footprints, nothing! I believe this was a mob hit. This was done too perfectly. Most likely Mr. Pellegrinni pissed off the wrong people or, as the expression goes, “He left the door open, and the wrong dog came home.”
Sergeant Miller walks the perimeter looking for signs. Suddenly, she stops and looks at an impression on the grass.MoreLess
“Okay, fellas what do we have here?” she asks.
Sergeant John Pierce of the DC police says, “Detective, it appears that someone killed the family pet, a German shepherd, and disconnected... the alarm system. I can tell you one thing for sure—whoever this person was, he or she is a professional. We have dusted and found no fingerprints, no footprints, nothing! I believe this was a mob hit. This was done too perfectly. Most likely Mr. Pellegrinni pissed off the wrong people or, as the expression goes, “He left the door open, and the wrong dog came home.”
Sergeant Miller walks the perimeter looking for signs. Suddenly, she stops and looks at an impression on the grass.MoreLess
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