The courthouse was a mess, in Gunney's not quite expert opinion. The refugees were blocking the guardsmen, the guardsmen were knocking the refugees down and slowing them even more and all the while the gangers were glaring bloody murder at each other or the arbiters. And here he was, caught up in the command structure of this new squad with unfamiliar faces, not even given any politeness due to his, admittedly small, rank. Of course he could be outraged later, but still, he had held command in the Imperial Army and here he was attached to a squad as nothing more than a simple trooper.<br/><br/>Well, that wasn't exactly true, the squad was in shambles and there was a number of smaller groups that formed around particular people, sort of like how companies acted under battalion command. He was one such person, with other displaced guardsmen who had also been separated from their units attaching themselves to him. So he did hold an unofficial command. Now if only he could try and stop the gangers from trying to stab each other while the orks needed to be fought.<br/><br/>The command shook him out of his thoughts, and he was tempted to glare back at the commissar for thinking force would be needed to get an officer to do his duty. Maybe his insignia was worn too much for it to be seen? In any case he followed after the ganger to the woman that had been pointed out.<br/><br/><strong>"Hey you" he spat, reaching out and grabbing the woman's sleeve, "Come here!"</strong><br/><br/>He heard the rough ganger command and although he rolled his eyes, the past few days had worn his patience thin. "We need you to come with us." He said curtly, drawing his autopistol. He wasn't pointing it at her, it was aimed down at the floor. It just helped to be careful with desperate frightened people. The lasgun stayed slung at his back, and wouldn't be deployed until the orks attaked. The chainsword was at his hip and had caused a few issues bumping people until he had fiddled with the straps to have it hang more or less straight up and down. He hoped it wouldn't come to the time when he would have to use that, he didn't like the idea of facing an ork in hand to hand combat.