Chris' eyes returned to normal as he listened to Jerry. He wasn't a bad cop just not one with  a spine very often, as to why he was easy to corner. But he had always been an honest cop. He knew some skimmed off the top, but one couldn't just 'drop dimes' on your fellow cops without proof or well without reasonable doubt. Chris was known for his constant turn in of those who skimmed. So most who remained stayed because it was to small to prove, or not enough to worry about.<br/><br/>But as Jerry spoke and listed all the names of officers who had done Meya wrong. He couldn't help but ball his fist. Really this is how grown men were gonna act, he really wanted to hit something now. But as Jerry finished his words Chris nodded confirming that he was no longer in danger of getting a broken face. "Well Jerry can you blame her, so you are gonna help me. I don't care who I piss off were doing what's right and your gonna help" he said with a grin. Chris was known for the rules but also for his overall sense of duty. He didn't do it for praise but because it was only right.<br/><br/>And Meya had been done wrong and he was gonna at least try and fix  what had been done to here. He couldn't fix things but he could improve things. There was no reason to treat her like no matter how she came to be there or where she came from. She was doing her part, ordered or not she did a damn well good job. Chris grabbed a pad and tossed it at Jerry. "Get all the names and badges you can get that are well, not being 'honest'. I can do the rest. They seem to forget how I cleaned house last time, I don't mind reminding them" he said with a grin.<br/><br/>With that Chris left Jerry to get started, his eyes went yellow again. And with that he was gone. Reappearing he was now in the surveillance area. He'd fix those assholes. Chris was normally all for protecting a brother in arm's. But when they started aiming there eyes and cuffs on one of there own. It crossed a line with him.