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Personal Narrative-Sleeping In Lock Up

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Rebecca looked at Yin and replied, “let’s just say there is history with those two. Oh and one more thing when Rachel gets like that stay away from her.” Yin simply nodded. Down the hall Rachel stormed to Reynolds office and seeing her Captain, she walked angrily into his office and slammed the as violently as she could. This caused everyone who was in the station to look in the direction of the door slamming. “Who do you think you are?” question Rachel slamming her balled up hands on his desk. “You are very close to in subornation Sargent. Stand down, one more tie and you will be sleeping in lockup.” Reynolds replied. “What is your issue with me? Everything I do is questioned and debated, then question again. No other officer out there

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