Why We Fight

[Jachnun 566]

 

 

The streets of Providence were soaked by the sun and it's radiant lights, yet the gossip was overshadowed by the recent crimes and calamities that have befallen the Orenian people. The Chief Comissioner of the Ministry of Justice, Avner Dayan a native Adunian from Redenford sat in his office watching the burnt buildings, and carriages from a far. Taking a puff from his cigarette he would begin to write down on a piece of parchment, 

 

"Another day, another bombing, fire, murder, a nonstop influx of crime that seems to be unstoppable. The Solicitor General, William Aubert, has asked me to become his new Chief Commissioner under the impression that I will make fearless inspectors out of his employees. I found the request to be rather fitting. Many techniques I have learned during my life as a man of the Intelligence Service that could be put to use when it concerns these criminals. The days of the tasteless detective uselessly interrogating conniving and craven criminals are over. 

 

As I was always taught leaving a 'paper trail' is essential in our business, so one might refer to this letter as such. Beyond such introduction I find it important before making my evidence hopefully public, to outline and preface the fundamental issues that have be-ridden our people. Why in my sound opinion our criminals do what they do and why we as a ministry are unable to deal with such. 

 

1. The Stahl-Elendil ministry. I do not hold in contempt Jonah as he is a close friend though there is much to blame him in the weakness of our legal system and specifically our ministry. There was clear enablement or even ignorance when it concerned organized crime. The appointment or Ser Trilian to the position of Solicitor General practically turned the ministry handicapped and incapable of dealing with criminals. The fearlessness and ingenuity displayed by former heads of the ministry such as the late Joseph Adler, or Farooq Grey became overshadowed by incompetence and inability

 

2. Procedure. A man of the law is a man of the law, he shouldn't waltz with the ORC when dealing with absolute degenerates, if you lack evidence to prove a feeling that is based on some minimal amount of evidence, a detective should do whatever he can to support such evidence or else it becomes a tiring matter and quickly discarded. I did not have any problem to poison criminals to divulge information, nor did I have any problem acting under the guise of a related criminal organization to receive information either, and I am quite glad to inform all that it can work quite well. 

 

3. Criminals take no risk. This is the main and most important reason behind all of this. Since the days of Ser Trilian we have enabled our criminals to engage in crime and receive no repercussion for such. That is the difference between us and them, we fear the consequences they do not. The day the criminals proved to be more fearless than our lawman is the day they won against us. My vision is to make my inspectors into true men who do not fear the consequences and who will not stop at nothing until the criminals are off the streets. 

 

I am sad to say this addmittedly though, with all hope and sound mind, that I believe it is far too late. After a visit to Dobrov, Ostromir Carrion who was quite a nice man offered to change my appearance if I were to kill the high pontiff. How many criminals have underwent such procedure under Lord Carrion? Let alone the Falcones who's last assassination attempt on Edward Napier included the cooperation of a now deceased ISA captain who was to carry out the deed. 

 

Criminals today are well connected, well trained, and pertain certain talents such as alchemy or even magic, that our lawmen do not. This is a difficult feet and the monster has grown far beyond our reach. 

 

 

It may be too late yes, but I believe that with this new ethos and vision our lawmen may yet succeed in taking down these criminals and see just how far the thread has gone. The mistakes made in the past may yet still be remedied. Our constulbary shall be strong and the criminals will rue the day they chose to engage in foolish actions that endanger themselves and others. 

 

I have been told by my close friend Ricky O'rourke who helped me build the moshav in Redenford, that Falcone went under the radar yet I am not entirely convinced. I spoke with Aubert about a possible raid on their residence on Swint Street, yet if the house is empty it is no use. I plan on visiting later today to find any evidence that maybe useful. 

 

It is an odd predicament, I spoke to Roi Zeid yesterday, since I've left Redenford he claimed that the land has become barren, and that the river between Hadar and the Browlic is no longer blue, but a sickening green color. Out of guilt I decided to return home to work the fields as I did when I was younger, we sat and ate poike, me Roi and John Napier. They asked me what stands behind this conviction to constantly pursue these criminals? I simply claimed that to me every field is barren or every river is green when we stand idle to injustice. 

 

Avner Dayan, CC MoJ."

 

 

 

 

 

 

[sergisala 3451]

"Avner Daysn has been an amazing Chief Commissioner of the Ministry of Justice, indeed" Chuck Galbraith would nod in agreement

 

"However, the semantics used for the ranks of the OSBI disgust me and I hope that the Solicitor-General renames the Office of the Chief Commissioner to the Office of the Inspector-General, its historic name under the Adler Solicitor-Generalship, that rename would certainly make a lot of people, including myself, more interested in joining the OSBI!"

[Jameson_h 393]

Ricky O'Rourke Would brush some dust from his clothes as he finished some irritating manual labor he was obliged to get done, upon entering the city the gossip and rumors of the missing Commissioner would make it to his ears  "A ******* tragedy" he says idly, devoid of emotion as he wanders back to his home