Criminal Justice: Wednesday [June 3rd]

[famous-gut.livejournal.com]

When the students arrived at the Danger shop today they'll find that it had been transformed into full service car wash.

"I'm switching things up on our syllabus today," Gibbs said sipping his coffee. "Today we're going to be learning how to capture a fugitive. Half of you will be the fugitives, the rest of you are the chasers. When we've done one round then we'll switch. If you need to know who this is done then we'll give you an example."

Turning around to look at his TA's, he pointed at Buffy. "Summers. Arrest Skywalker for murder. Feel free to rough him up."

When that little demonstration was done Gibbs then went on to do a demonstration on how to handcuff a suspect.

Finally Gibbs read off the following list of names:

Buffy Summers
Alice Liddell
Chie Satonaka
Dinah Lance
Helen Haras-Uquara
Jennifer Walters
Liz Sherman
Merlin
Rachel Roth
T.R. Wexler
Zayne Carrick

"This group is the first group of fugitives," Gibbs called out. "If your name was not read off then you need to start chasing and arresting people. NOW!"

[ooc: OCD is up! Setting is a car wash with all the appropriate items. "Fugitives" can try and run through/hide in the car wash or cars or anything else around the car wash.]

Comments

Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[famous-gut.livejournal.com]

The fugitives need to run for it! Other's need to chase them! GO!

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

Helen took off running through the car wash. Though she had this strange feeling that should a good looking guy try to catch her... she just might be inclined to let him.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana took off after Helen. She wasn't fast, but she could run. Something about having an older sister and a habit of getting into trouble.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[livingmyths.livejournal.com]

Helen hoped to be able to get enough ahead that she could duck into some small corner and let Diana go by without noticing her. There!

She put on a burst of speed, dodged brushes and hid in a tiny service alcove.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana paused in her pursuit and considered her options. She quickly tweaked the Possibilities so that she was facing in the direction Helen was hiding in and took off in that direction.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

Uquar! Helen dashed off again, attempting to find another hiding place.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

I didn't even notice that, oops. Diana scowled and twitched the Possibilities again, making sure that she was always facing the direction Helen was.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

[ooc: *facepalms* Sorry!]

Helen could feel something. It felt oddly like the pull and change of reality when one got close to the Bounds. She frowned and came out from hiding to make sure one of Them wasn't close and frowned more when she saw the other girl. "What are you doing?"

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

"Trying to catch you." Diana informed Helen and dashed towards the girl.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

Helen quickly sidestepped at the very last moment and stuck a foot out to try and trip the other girl.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana had not been expecting that kind of treachery and she went down, though she was quickly up and facing Helen again.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

"Tell me what you were doing and I'll let you catch me," Helen said, dodging away. They could probably keep dancing around each other for a while.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[oops-mbad.livejournal.com]

Diana considered this. "Nah."

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[elephantgadget.livejournal.com]

Helen rolled her eyes and dashed off again.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[cataclysmicluck.livejournal.com]

Zayne took off running. This was one thing that he was good at. People always seemed to have a tough time catching him.

The fact that he was going to cheat and use the Force to buy himself some time by jumping onto the roof of the car wash probably helped.

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

Dinah turned and ran for the office, figuring if she could make it there and lock herself in, she could keep anyone from arresting her for half the class period. Always assuming a) she got there and b) no one could break those locks. Hmm. Barricade?

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[not-jaded-yet.livejournal.com]

Jennifer took off, hoping that the best defense would be to find somewhere small she could hide and not be seen.

For now, though, she just ran.

[ooc: Standard 'Won't be available til after work' clause applies, sadly]

Re: Fugitives vs. The Law: Part I

[stocksgrrl.livejournal.com]

Whoooo, Turtle'd never been a fugitive before....well, those few times didn't count, because no one was really hunting her down for those minor infractions, one of which she wasn't even really guilty of. But, either way, she took off for the car wash, with only a fleeting thought that she wished she hadn't worn white today.