Sheriff Walter Vance sat on the low wooden bench outside the tool crib, a gray wool blanket draped over his shoulders. His service belt, brass buckle, and sidearm remained exactly where he had placed them on the counter, tagged in clear evidence bags by the senior investigator from the capital. Beside him, Deputy Vance leaned against the cinderblock wall with his wrists secured in front of him, staring down at his salt-stained boots in absolute silence.
They Humiliated the New Police Chief Without Knowing Who He Was. One Radio Call Turned Their Confidence Into Absolute Terror.
Chapter 7
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