08-20-2024, 01:36 PM
==Please allow me to reintroduce myself...==
Lieutenant Commander K’mtarr Virsshannik wasn’t the type of Caitian who typically got to enjoy his job. As a Starfleet Security officer, particularly one attached to the local JAG office rather than to the actual post here at Deep Space Nine, he didn’t get a lot of camaraderie from anyone else, and since he didn’t particularly like a lot of the general recreation areas on the Promenade, he didn’t get to socialize with the civilians, either.
K’mtarr liked it that way.
Of course, the obverse of that was that, as a Starfleet Security officer attached to the local JAG office, there wasn’t a lot of actual work for him to do, other than overseeing the movement of prisoners from the local brig to any courts martial or out to a transport if they’re being moved elsewhere. So he didn’t often get to do a lot.
But when he did…
K’mtarr led his detachment of well-trained and armed officers down the corridors of the USS Artemis, and didn’t even break stride as they entered the briefing room which the computer said was the location of his quarry. A quick survey of the room showed it as rather crowded and the mood was tense, but he located the target easily, or at least thought he did. Seeing two captains momentarily wrong-footed the Caitian, but he recovered with a swish of his tail, and continued towards the table.
“Captain Givens,” he said, addressing the person his records showed was in command, but adding a polite “Captain Crawford,” to the redhead he recognized from reputation. “Apologies for interrupting, but I have important business.” He handed Givens one of the two padds he carried, before turning and waving in his three officers.
They took up positions on either side of Commander Damian Coleman and one behind him, while K’mtarr read off of his remaining padd. “Commander Coleman, you are hereby under arrest. You are charged with conspiracy to commit murder of one Midshipman Alexandra Munroe, late of the USS Atlanta; criminal conspiracy to cover up evidence of a crime, namely the murder of Midshipman Munroe; violation of personal privacy, re: hacking into personal logs during the mutiny aboard the Atlanta; perjury before a criminal court, re: the courts martial regarding the failed mutiny aboard the USS Atlanta; and conduct unbecoming an officer of Starfleet.
“You will accompany us back to Deep Space Nine for arraignment. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney; one will be assigned to you, but you may request your own if you wish. Do you understand these rights as I have read them to you?”
==Tag Coleman and the Captains==
Lieutenant Commander K’mtarr Virsshannik wasn’t the type of Caitian who typically got to enjoy his job. As a Starfleet Security officer, particularly one attached to the local JAG office rather than to the actual post here at Deep Space Nine, he didn’t get a lot of camaraderie from anyone else, and since he didn’t particularly like a lot of the general recreation areas on the Promenade, he didn’t get to socialize with the civilians, either.
K’mtarr liked it that way.
Of course, the obverse of that was that, as a Starfleet Security officer attached to the local JAG office, there wasn’t a lot of actual work for him to do, other than overseeing the movement of prisoners from the local brig to any courts martial or out to a transport if they’re being moved elsewhere. So he didn’t often get to do a lot.
But when he did…
K’mtarr led his detachment of well-trained and armed officers down the corridors of the USS Artemis, and didn’t even break stride as they entered the briefing room which the computer said was the location of his quarry. A quick survey of the room showed it as rather crowded and the mood was tense, but he located the target easily, or at least thought he did. Seeing two captains momentarily wrong-footed the Caitian, but he recovered with a swish of his tail, and continued towards the table.
“Captain Givens,” he said, addressing the person his records showed was in command, but adding a polite “Captain Crawford,” to the redhead he recognized from reputation. “Apologies for interrupting, but I have important business.” He handed Givens one of the two padds he carried, before turning and waving in his three officers.
They took up positions on either side of Commander Damian Coleman and one behind him, while K’mtarr read off of his remaining padd. “Commander Coleman, you are hereby under arrest. You are charged with conspiracy to commit murder of one Midshipman Alexandra Munroe, late of the USS Atlanta; criminal conspiracy to cover up evidence of a crime, namely the murder of Midshipman Munroe; violation of personal privacy, re: hacking into personal logs during the mutiny aboard the Atlanta; perjury before a criminal court, re: the courts martial regarding the failed mutiny aboard the USS Atlanta; and conduct unbecoming an officer of Starfleet.
“You will accompany us back to Deep Space Nine for arraignment. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney; one will be assigned to you, but you may request your own if you wish. Do you understand these rights as I have read them to you?”
==Tag Coleman and the Captains==