Moe was quiet the rest of the walk to the hotel as he thought about how he was going to go about this without getting into more trouble. Playing the corrupt cop was always the easy way out, he knew that oh too well, and he knew it was wrong to resort to it as much as he did. In all his years of being a detective heâ€™s never really thought himself to be corrupt but eventually the power that you can have when youâ€™re a small step above the law and holding a badge and gun gets to you. When he first started out, he learned fast that you can get further when you were a little rough with people than you did when you gave the impression of being weak. Criminals would walk all over you then. Eventually he adapted a cruel streak, and he was rather intelligent as well, he excelled in a lot of areas in college, which he could seemingly turn on and off when he wanted to.<br/><br/>It really was amazing what cops could get away with while working a case. Most of the time it was unfair, cruel, looked down upon but they didnâ€™t care. The temptation of abusing powers got to any cop eventually and he was no exception. Moe was a good cop for the most part but when his flaws got the best of himâ€¦ wellâ€¦<br/><br/>After he slid the keycard through the mechanism he opened the door to the room and pushed Korra inside, shutting the door behind them once they were both inside. It was probably embarrassing for her to be lead through the hotel in cuffs but she really left him no choice. â€œI do apologize for that but you didnâ€™t leave me much of a choice.â€ There was a pause, though brief, while he thought about what she had said about him not giving her his name or going into full detail about the case he was working. â€œIâ€™m detective Moe Ferdinand. The case Iâ€™m working on involves the death of a girl by the name of Annie Marcel, and I have reason to believe that her blood is on your hands.â€ He crossed his arms and leaned against the wall, eyes hard with that solid belief, hints of bitter resentment in his tone. Murder cases like this did not sit well with him even if it did seem a little hypocritical.<br/><br/>â€œOnce we get back to Texas a few questions will be asked of you. Did you think you could run from your crime forever?â€ It was not visible on his face but there was a hint of a smirk in his tone. No doubt there was an almost sick delight he felt now that he had her in his custody. She had better make herself comfortable. Now all he had to do was make sure that she didnâ€™t escape. Perhaps in the morning he should take her back to that place so she can get a passport, if she had one, so she could get on the plane. If not then it was going to be one long ass car ride back to Rangerville. That was alright with him he supposed, he liked driving. The big, open country was a nice thing every now and then even if he was and always will be a city boy. He has always felt a sense of calm whenever he drove through the country.<br/><br/>For now Moe was going to keep a close eye on her. In order to deter or possibly prevent escape he decided to keep her cuffed.