Ah, so the truth was finally out. She did have a reason to bring him in; their encounter was not just a coincidence, brought on by some defective drone.<br/><br/>Azriel’s lips formed a sort of amused grin, “Officers have been attacked you say?” This little chat was turning out to be a lot more rewarding than he expected. It was no laughing matter that cops were being killed.  As far as he was concerned, anyone who had a big enough head, thinking they were smooth enough to take out a few cops and walk away, should get what was coming to them. People like that posed a threat.<br/><br/>He considered taking them out on his own. It wouldn’t be hard… But for now, that was just at thought in the back of his mind.<br/><br/>Azriel leaned forward a little, one arm on the desk, “I have to say, you present a very… interesting proposition.” He looked a little skeptical, which he was, but it was clear he was curious to hear more. This whole thing was very interesting. “I do not involve myself in weapons dealings, I assure you.” He nodded as if to confirm that. Dealing in illegal weapon trades was not his thing.<br/><br/>“I might know who could be involved,” Azriel continued. “Finding them would not be a problem. I will need at least a week to find out whether my suspicions are true.” He briefly wondered if the officer would think it was suspicious that he was so willing to give names.  More importantly, he wondered what the catch was. She had said she wasn’t interested in him ‘right now’. There had to be something more…<br/><br/>Regardless, truth be told, he was no rat but he didn’t mind giving names. Especially if they violate the code that was in place. It wasn’t like they meant much to him, or that he really got involved with their dealings, he was just called in to take care of someone and he did it.