LA's finest. Now that depended on whom you asked.
For Tim Bradford his answer was easy, there was no way those scummy idiots were any better than his well oiled machine of police officers. Especially if you were to pair them against the idiots whic...
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The driver's door of the shop slams close and Lucy Chen feels herself sheepishly follow her training officer out and towards the scene of which they had arrived on. Her hair had been braided tightly against her head that morning and she was unsure whether the tight hairstyle was causing the headache of which was creeping up on her. Or whether it was listening to the rant her training officer had been on during the entire duration of their journey after being assigned to this case. Her training officer Tim Bradford had stormed ahead towards the scene. She allowed herself to trail behind him for a moment taking in the sight around her. The street of which they had arrived on was fairly busy with a section having been clearly taped off due to the ongoing event. People boarded the street filling it much more than it usually was and Lucy took a moment to take in their faces. Faces of shock, horror and hope were the common ones. She supposed this was to be expected considering what they had pulled up to.
"Hurry up boot!" Officer Bradford shouted and Lucy was quick to catch up with his much larger strides than her own.
"Now Boot, be prepared unfortunately this scene belongs to LAFD and they tend to not have a single functioning braincell between the lot of them." Officer Bradford continued to rant, a continuation of the one of which he had started the moment he had made her assign them to this case. Leaving the question to Lucy as to why he would even want to respond to this call if this was the way he was going to react. But then again this could be another Tim Test and she did not want to fail another one of his tests. But before she could even react her eye caught sight of the ladder of which was parked at the scene. The large white numbers immediately informed her that this was not going to be a horrible call. As the number '118' shone out to her Lucy felt some of the tension her TO caused to vanish.
"Boot. I won't tell you again, keep up." Bradford had turned around to see what had caught Lucy's attention letting out a loud scoff when he noted what she had been caught on. "Great we've got the idiots." Lucy quickly moved her attention on and headed towards where her TO was stood. Before the pair of them made their way towards who seemed to be in control of the situation.
The bold letters of 'CAPTAIN NASH' were painted on his jacket and Lucy could feel with each step she took closer to the scene that her anxiety continued to diminish. Sure this was possibly her first ever call like this but she knew she was around the only team that would probably make her feel this calm in a situation like this. Captain Robert 'Bobby' Nash turned to the newcomers to the scene his eyes lighting up at the sight of Lucy trailing behind her senior officer. For he knew the two dumbasses he had inside would be over the moon to see the rookie officer actually out at work.
"Officer Chen, welcome." Captain Nash greeted and Lucy watched as her TO looked on at her in confusion, there was no way his boot had met the captain of the 118. And no way the captain liked his boot in such a way to gather a nice greeting.
"Captain Nash." Lucy greeted back with as much joy.
"What have we got Captain?" Bradford took over remaining as the senior officer, choosing to ignore the strange familiarity between his rookie and the fire captain.
