Taken by Tammy Teigland

Author:Tammy Teigland [Teigland, Tammy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-0-7414-9401-6
Publisher: Infinity Publishing
Published: 2011-05-15T00:00:00+00:00

Cal knew the Reid’s were involved with the robbery at Pioneer’s Inn. They weren’t the brightest bunch. Their body language gave them away even if their words were defiant and vague. However, when asked about Courtney Roberts, both Joe and Jim sat up in their chairs uneasily and fidgeted.

Cory Walker was now in the hot seat. He had trouble looking Cal in the eye when answering his questions. Cory’s mother and Cal’s were good friends from church. Cory was the youngest of nine children and the only one to give his mother trouble.

Although Cal was well aware of the connection, he wasn’t easy on the 19 year old. He asked direct questions about Courtney, and what she had to do with selling drugs. He even questioned him about who was behind the break-in at Pioneer’s Inn.

The last thing Cory wanted to do was rat on his friends. He felt terrible that Courtney was dead. He honestly didn’t know who killed her or anything about the drugs. His biggest worry was that they would find out he had taken the big flat screen TV and tell his mother. However, as Cory was leaving the conference room, with his head hung low and speaking so quietly Cal could hardly hear him, he said, “She was dating Nick Bolen.” Then he looked up making eye contact with Cal. “Just thought you should know,” and left without looking back.

Cal wasn’t going to learn anything from Cory or the Reid’s but now he had another avenue to check. Cal turned to Nelsen. “I think we need to pay this Nick Bolen a visit.”

Cal was ready to walk out the door when his phone rang. He looked at it debating whether or not he should let it go to voice mail. Aw-hell… “Chapman!” He answered.

The woman’s voice on the other end made him glad he decided to answer.

“Yes, Rita.”

“I have some good news for you, Cal.”

“That’s great, Rita. I’m on my way out now, but I’d like to stop in and discuss it with you after work. How late are you open tonight?”

“Oh, no problem, I’m open until 8 o’clock.”

“Okay. I’ll stop in sometime before then. Thanks, Rita.” He hung up the phone happier than he should be going to question a suspect.

Nelsen and Chapman met with Nick’s father at B & B Construction. Mr. Bolen wasn’t too surprised that the police were interested in speaking with his son. “Sure, I’ll get him. You’re welcome to use the trailer for privacy.”

Which was Mr. Bolen’s way of saying he didn’t want the other construction workers to know what was going on with his son.

“Thank you Mr. Bolen, but it would be easier for us to speak with your son at the station.”

“Are you arresting him?”

“We just need to talk to Nick.”

“Okay - should I drive him?”

“If you wish, Sir.”

Nick was a smart-ass 23 year old punk, who was used to having the world handed to him. His arrogance was stamped on his conduct. Even his father had had enough of his schemes.

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