Ugh...already in my fifties. I got one foot in the grave.
*cracks my granny back* *falls over*
Help, I fallen and I can't get up! (That was soo random)
"We got a 10-00, all officers respond!" Nick's chest radio blared.
"What's a 10-00?" He asked Judy as he quickly stood from his office chair and adjusted his holster.
The bunny did the same and pulled on her bullet proof vest. "10-0, meaning use caution, 10-00, officer down." She said in a rush.
Judy ran out of her office while speaking through her radio, "10-00, where do we copy?"
"1519 Cypress ave."
"Great, officers Hopps and Wilde responding!" She said excitedly.
After getting the keys to a police cruiser and running into the parking lot, Nick frowned. "Why so excited?"
"Cuz' we get to take the badass police cruiser!" She cheered as he tossed her the keys. She quickly hopped in and so did Nick.
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"Seatbelts save lives." Nick said to her while buckling his.
She did the same before starting the cruiser. Just before she stepped on the gas, Nick stopped her.
"Wait! Lemme say it!"
Judy rolled her eyes, "Fine. Say it."
"To infinity and beyond!"
And with that, the grey bunny stepped on the gas, the cruiser exhilarating forward with shocking speed.
"Hell yeah!" Nick cheered, rolling down his window so the wind blew through his fur.
Judy sucked her teeth before picking up her radio while driving. "How do we approach the situation?"
"10-41, oh, Is this the meter maid?"
Judy growled, "Any additional information?"
"Sorry, no cute yet stupid bunnies on this case. We don't want you losing your carrots." The bully officer laughed before signing off.
"Dont worry about him Hopps, just approach the scene silent." Another officer said through the radio.
"Roger that. Thanks Corbin." She replied back, setting her radio down.
"No prob."
Judy continued driving while Nick had his head out the window, his tongue flapping in the wind happily.
After a while, he stuck his head back in the cruiser while smiling. "Doing that makes me soo happy!" He exclaimed to himself like a happy puppy.
His happy demeanor changed when he saw Judy's expression. It was one mixed with sadness and seriousness. He tilted his head while asking, "You okay?"
She sighed, "I'm fine.."
He shook his head, frowning. "You girls are so easy to read."
She didn't say anything so he continued. "Its obvious that I'm fine just means your hurt."
He looked at her stern glared at the road. "What's wrong?"
"Everything Nick." She muttered, clenching on to the steering wheel.
He sighed, "I want to make you feel better." He placed his paw on her arm.
"I to make everything right for you."
She clenched tighter on to the wheel until her knuckles were white. "The world will still be wrong. You can't charge that!"
He was taken aback by her sudden outburst.
Just as he was about to speak, the cruiser stopped and the bunny quickly hopped out.
Nick followed behind her. The two were looking around, confused as to where the officer was.
"Help! Over here!"
The two turned around and ran to where someone was calling from. Once they got there, they were shocked.
There was a large puddle of blood, leading up to a pair of feet which were wrapped together in duck tape, badly bruised legs, cut arms and a blood stained uniform, paws which were tapped behind the victim, a blood matted snout with a rusty muzzle on it, and a knife stuck between the victim's chest plate.
Nick gasped, "J-Jeremiah!"
He rushed to his friend who was laying sideways on the cold night pavement. Nick removed the muzzle, examining the badly beaten face if the poor wolf.
"Judy call the ambulance!"
"Already on it!" She replied, but she was confused.
If Jeremiah is unconscious with a muzzle on, then who yelled for help? Judy thought.
