Part of him is shouting that he shouldn't just be rolling along with all of this, that Steve is still quite possibly unhinged and definitely dangerous and that he should just head back to HPD and swallow his pride for a job, but it's surprisingly easy to quell, because he's not sure he wants to do any of that.
Instead, he's running through child-trafficking cases in the six months since he's been here, wondering if any of them might be the guy they're looking for. It's not that HPD has caught any, recently, but they know it's happening. Hawaii is in too good a spot to pass up, between mainland USA and Japan, China, countries where visas take too long and might never come through anyway. Nothing's coming to mind, but who knows? Maybe Chin Ho Kelly will know something he doesn't.
The visitor center is of the kind recognizable the world over: men checking purses and bags, asking tourists to turn out their pockets. It's all fairly low-key, and Danny grimaces.
Nothing wrong with being a security guard, but he's pretty sure he'd be dead of boredom in less than a day.
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Date: 2014-01-21 01:52 am (UTC)Part of him is shouting that he shouldn't just be rolling along with all of this, that Steve is still quite possibly unhinged and definitely dangerous and that he should just head back to HPD and swallow his pride for a job, but it's surprisingly easy to quell, because he's not sure he wants to do any of that.
Instead, he's running through child-trafficking cases in the six months since he's been here, wondering if any of them might be the guy they're looking for. It's not that HPD has caught any, recently, but they know it's happening. Hawaii is in too good a spot to pass up, between mainland USA and Japan, China, countries where visas take too long and might never come through anyway. Nothing's coming to mind, but who knows? Maybe Chin Ho Kelly will know something he doesn't.
The visitor center is of the kind recognizable the world over: men checking purses and bags, asking tourists to turn out their pockets. It's all fairly low-key, and Danny grimaces.
Nothing wrong with being a security guard, but he's pretty sure he'd be dead of boredom in less than a day.