“Where the hell you going?” Mouse
asked, and then jumped right in front
of me, as I reached for the doorknob.
“You leave right now, and I promise
you, I'll fucking punch you out. Now,
you sit right back down there, and
let's look at this logically.”
I looked at Pee Wee, and he said,
“You'd better sit down, Crim. You might
be able to shake off her right, but her
left will sit you down anyway.”
I sat down.
I'm glad I did, because Mouse had
thought about our problem with that
logical mind of hers, and the first
thing she commented on was how
unorganized we were.
“You were surprised at how much
area you had to cover weren't you?” she
asked, looking right at me, and I had
* to agree with her. I remembered
thinking that it was huge.
“You need to figure out a way to
narrow that much area down to...” she
turned and pointed to Pee Wee.
“Hot spots,” he said proudly.
“Hot spots?” I asked.
Mouse explained that what we
needed to do was figure out, in
advance, where the hot spots were. That
was way easier said than done, until
Mouse made a comment that got me
thinking.
“Too bad there wasn't any place
you could get some kind of numbers to
help you predict where next year's hot
spots were going to be.”
“Animal abuse cases, that's the
numbers we need, but where would we get
those?” I said, catching on quickly.
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