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"Thinking, huh?" Cooper murmured. "I haven't always been accused of being the best at that."
Daria laughed at the man's self deprecation, responding, "I'm sure you're up to it, Coop."
They agreed on both Cooper's desired non-lethal weapons and bringing everyone together. As Cooper headed for the cells, Daria headed for the Visitors Rooms, followed by the other half dozen locations where people had ended up.
Cooper's inmates were assembled before Daria arrived with her group. She'd wanted a moment to speak to the civilians about the Cons. She'd already shared some of this with some of them, but now it was time to fill in the rest of the details while they were all assembled.
"The inmates you are about to meet are here in West Georgia Correctional for nonviolent crimes: drug use or distribution, breaking and entering, car theft, and the like. Any inmate with a history of violent crimes was sent out of the facility yesterday.
"The man in charge of the inmates, Cooper Thomas, was a police officer, a detective," Daria continued, pausing before adding, "before he was wrongly convicted of some bogus charges that landed him here two years ago his case was on appeal, and I have every confidence that Cooper, Mister Thomas, would have been exonerated. I want to assure you that if I had any doubt about that, I would have shipped him out, too."
"He's that Atlanta cop that was all over the news a couple of years ago, right?" Hannah Taylor asked.
Daria looked to the redheaded beauty, answering, "Yes. His trial was overly publicized, in my opinion."
Hannah smirked, asking bluntly, "You fucking him?"
The reaction from the others carried greatly, with some of the group's members laughing while others, particularly the mother's with children, chastised Hannah in their own way. Daria simply said, "No, I'm not."
Looking back to the group as a whole again, Daria continued, "Mister Cooper has assured me that the inmates can be trusted. However, as with any situation where women and children might find themselves in close quarters with men who they do not know, you should take appropriate precautions. We can speak more in depth about this later, when the little ones aren't present."
"What about us?" one of the men asked with a jovial time. "I mean, these guys have been in prison for a long time. Maybe one of us might look--"
"That's enough," Daria cut in. I'm a calmer voice, she said, "That's not helping." Again she addressed the group, "If ever any of you feel uncomfortable about anything, you go to Mister Thomas or you come to me."
"Can we sit with Daddy?" one of the two girls asked about their inmate father.
"Of course, honey," Daria told her. She looked to the three children of the Corrections Officer who'd been fatally shanked the day of the lockdown. She wanted to share her sympathy with them as she had their first day of lockdown, but their mother gave Daria a polite shake of her head.
"Okay, so, let's go in," she said. "A wonderful cook named Blackjack cooked us all breakfast, and I hear that he was once a fancy restaurant chef, so it should be delish."
Daria laughed at the man's self deprecation, responding, "I'm sure you're up to it, Coop."
They agreed on both Cooper's desired non-lethal weapons and bringing everyone together. As Cooper headed for the cells, Daria headed for the Visitors Rooms, followed by the other half dozen locations where people had ended up.
Cooper's inmates were assembled before Daria arrived with her group. She'd wanted a moment to speak to the civilians about the Cons. She'd already shared some of this with some of them, but now it was time to fill in the rest of the details while they were all assembled.
"The inmates you are about to meet are here in West Georgia Correctional for nonviolent crimes: drug use or distribution, breaking and entering, car theft, and the like. Any inmate with a history of violent crimes was sent out of the facility yesterday.
"The man in charge of the inmates, Cooper Thomas, was a police officer, a detective," Daria continued, pausing before adding, "before he was wrongly convicted of some bogus charges that landed him here two years ago his case was on appeal, and I have every confidence that Cooper, Mister Thomas, would have been exonerated. I want to assure you that if I had any doubt about that, I would have shipped him out, too."
"He's that Atlanta cop that was all over the news a couple of years ago, right?" Hannah Taylor asked.
Daria looked to the redheaded beauty, answering, "Yes. His trial was overly publicized, in my opinion."
Hannah smirked, asking bluntly, "You fucking him?"
The reaction from the others carried greatly, with some of the group's members laughing while others, particularly the mother's with children, chastised Hannah in their own way. Daria simply said, "No, I'm not."
Looking back to the group as a whole again, Daria continued, "Mister Cooper has assured me that the inmates can be trusted. However, as with any situation where women and children might find themselves in close quarters with men who they do not know, you should take appropriate precautions. We can speak more in depth about this later, when the little ones aren't present."
"What about us?" one of the men asked with a jovial time. "I mean, these guys have been in prison for a long time. Maybe one of us might look--"
"That's enough," Daria cut in. I'm a calmer voice, she said, "That's not helping." Again she addressed the group, "If ever any of you feel uncomfortable about anything, you go to Mister Thomas or you come to me."
"Can we sit with Daddy?" one of the two girls asked about their inmate father.
"Of course, honey," Daria told her. She looked to the three children of the Corrections Officer who'd been fatally shanked the day of the lockdown. She wanted to share her sympathy with them as she had their first day of lockdown, but their mother gave Daria a polite shake of her head.
"Okay, so, let's go in," she said. "A wonderful cook named Blackjack cooked us all breakfast, and I hear that he was once a fancy restaurant chef, so it should be delish."