The Court
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The customers were all off-duty police officers, most of them fresh from the afternoon shift at the Tenth Precinct as well as a few officers from the neighboring Eighth. The only woman in the place was the elderly barmaid.
A group of men was sitting at a large round table. Most of them were drinking beer. A younger officer came in and sat down at the table.
“Hey, Charlie, where you been?”
“Had to put in some overtime,” Garcia said, explaining his late arrival. “Have you guys ever seen that thing... the fire department has, that big tool they use to pry metal open?”
One of the men at the table nodded. “Yeah. What do they call that thing? Jaws, or something like that.”
Garcia signaled to the barmaid. He ordered bourbon straight up.
“Was it a traffic accident?” the other officer went on. “I seen them use that gadget to rip a car in two. They were trying to get somebody out, they were dead when we got to them, but I was certainly impressed with that tool.”
Garcia nodded his agreement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The customers were all off-duty police officers, most of them fresh from the afternoon shift at the Tenth Precinct as well as a few officers from the neighboring Eighth. The only woman in the place was the elderly barmaid.
A group of men was sitting at a large round table. Most of them were drinking beer. A younger officer came in and sat down at the table.
“Hey, Charlie, where you been?”
“Had to put in some overtime,” Garcia said, explaining his late arrival. “Have you guys ever seen that thing... the fire department has, that big tool they use to pry metal open?”
One of the men at the table nodded. “Yeah. What do they call that thing? Jaws, or something like that.”
Garcia signaled to the barmaid. He ordered bourbon straight up.
“Was it a traffic accident?” the other officer went on. “I seen them use that gadget to rip a car in two. They were trying to get somebody out, they were dead when we got to them, but I was certainly impressed with that tool.”
Garcia nodded his agreement.
What to read after The Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J. Coughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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