Taking A Ni

[Akirapryde]

With Ni behind them, the two men walked up to the back of a police speeder. Unlike the others, this was didn't have its lights flashing. The windows were heavily tinted. Sheriff Saar walked up to the back and opened the door. "Good Evening Ma'am. I am Sheriff Saar," he said in a very calm, very reassuring force. In the back was a young Twi'lek girl. The redness on her face was starting to turn to indicate the bruise she will have in the morning. "Can you give me your ID," he asked in a humble voice. The deputy handed Sheriff Saar the girl's ID. He took it and sighed heavily, "you know, Ms. Torr, you should be at home at such a late hour." She nodded her head in response. "Its okay, we will get you home. But we are going to have to contact your parents and let them know what has happened here." She started to cry and he offered her a handkerchief. "No, no, its going to be okay."

Sheriff Saar glanced over at a group of militia and deputies. It was clear that they were watching someone. "Did that man touch you?" she nodded. "Did you tell him to stop?" once more she nodded again. "And he kept touching you?" A third time, she nodded as she continued to cry. He nodded to her, "Okay, we are done. I will have one of my deputies get you home." He stood up and closed the door.

He turned to the Deputy, "Get Oola to take her home." He paused a moment then added, "and make sure that someone contacts that girl's parents before she gets home. If they need help getting to the hospital, have Oola take care of it." the Deputy nodded and turned to walk away. He turned to Ni and frowned. He motioned for her to follow him as he walked over to another set of police cars. As they walked he said, "she shouldn't have been out here. But that doesn't accuse him."