The Take
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Fatal road traffic accidents attracted a great deal of paperwork: an on-the-spot report form, witness statements, photographs, the findings of the motor engineers who took the crashed vehicles apart, and finally the painstakingly detailed analysis from the Accident Investigation boys over at Winchester. The latter, the work of a hard-pressed two-man unit with far too many accidents to attend, normally took at least a couple of weeks to come through, and so far Faraday, despite several phone call...s, hadn’t seen it.
‘Traffic.’ Faraday recognised the gruff tones of one of the duty Sergeants.
‘DI Faraday. Is Mark Barrington there?’ Barrington was the motorcycle patrolman who’d attended Vanessa’s accident, a newish recruit three years into the job. Faraday had tracked him down via the traffic HQ at Fratton police station and Barrington had obliged with a look at the file and a detailed personal account of what appeared to have happened at the site of the accident. The Sergeant was infinitely less helpful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fatal road traffic accidents attracted a great deal of paperwork: an on-the-spot report form, witness statements, photographs, the findings of the motor engineers who took the crashed vehicles apart, and finally the painstakingly detailed analysis from the Accident Investigation boys over at Winchester. The latter, the work of a hard-pressed two-man unit with far too many accidents to attend, normally took at least a couple of weeks to come through, and so far Faraday, despite several phone call...s, hadn’t seen it.
‘Traffic.’ Faraday recognised the gruff tones of one of the duty Sergeants.
‘DI Faraday. Is Mark Barrington there?’ Barrington was the motorcycle patrolman who’d attended Vanessa’s accident, a newish recruit three years into the job. Faraday had tracked him down via the traffic HQ at Fratton police station and Barrington had obliged with a look at the file and a detailed personal account of what appeared to have happened at the site of the accident. The Sergeant was infinitely less helpful.
What to read after The Take?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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