The sound of approaching sirens brought a smile to Ness's bloody face. Sirens meant the law and law always brought order to a chaotic  world. Ness  slowly picked his slightly broken body off the blood drenched pavement and flashed  a crocodile like smile  to the boys in blue.  His eyes slowly glazed over each  of them , remembering every   ounce of grease he put in there calloused palms.<em>"Shalom, my fellow officers of the court. I hope we are all doing well today. It's  a shame I have to see you all again under such chaotic circumstances. I just want to start out by saying that I and my clients appreciate the fantastic job you all do , protecting this fine city and thank you for  arriving here in an orderly and rapid fashion. We simply do not what we would do without all you fine men and women. That being said I must assert that you all put your guns down. My dare clients have just suffered a major trauma and may not  psychologically responsible for their actions. " </em>Ness worked with his silver tongue with a  gleeful smile on his face. His words were  spoken with eloquent veracity , definitively  clear and precise  After waiting a few seconds to see how the officers reacted to his action ,  Nigel turned   and walked   across the line they had all formed during their arrival. His movements mirrored those of great general Patton addressing his famous third army during the second world war. Ness stood  firm and tall against his enemies who were currently the police.<br/><br/><em>"Now let's discuss the facts of the situation as they are currently. We must  be deliberate   and calculated  in the words we choose at this point in this investigation.  Now , To my knowledge  you have all arrived here because from what I can decipher , the fire alarm inside the library was pulled in response to  a small blaze inside the building.  Now I must ask , Gentleman.  Do you know how or when this fire started? No? Just as thought. One more , Have any of you  actually had the time to go inside this building and discover evidence  pointing to the involvement of  any of the people  standing before you myself included?  I doubt it.  This means that the only proof you have to hold any of us is that we were here when you were arrived but since you weren't here when the actual fire started, the idea that any of  us  set it ,   Any accusation of such activity would be  nothing but pointless conjecture  and would not classify as responsible  suspicion in any court in this fine country. Now as a Lawyer I must point out that you could bring us in for questioning BUT!  That would be a complete waste of time and tax payer money due to the fact that each one of us  , as   legal united states citizen's have the right to remain silent. Of course this  blatant misue  of tax payer funds would probably end up being discussed with all the local news papers which would create quiet the dust storm at city hall which would in turn lead to  internal affairs leaving no stone unturned as to what other misappropriations of government funds  inside your fine station. Now that isn't something any of us would want , is it? No , It would be in all our interest  for you to release my clients , wait for the fire department and the fire Marshall to determine  the cause of the fire before  even attempting to question one of us for this crime. I mean for all we know  this fire could be the result of a faulty  electrical wire or  leaky gas pipe. This library is rather old after all."</em>Ness  argued  as a wave of euphoria spread over him again. It felt so good to be once again making legal argument , it was purpose  in life he believed and it gave him great joy. Sometimes the results weren't as important as the vigorous debate though. Perhaps this one of those times. Nevertheless Ness would do his best  to  keep  his group of cohorts out of trouble for as long as he could. He was a man of great an unflinching  integrity when it came to  the actual legal process. Outside of it he  may have been a Shark but inside he was a proud dignitary.<br/><br/><br/>Ness eyes once more lit up with a  bit of genius as he waited for the police's response.<em>" Oh and before one of you, dares suggest to me that you got an alleged tip   from some unknown caller , I want  you to make sure that you have this call recorded and subsequent  proof that this was  from a credible  witness and not some loon pulling a prank.  I want proof they Whether  they were actually present at the transaction. Whether  they paid, sufficient attention to qualify  themselves  to be a reporter of it; and Whether or  not they  honestly related the affair fully as they  know it, without any purpose or desire to deceive, or suppress or add to the truth.  Because as we all know that is the very legal definition of credible witness.</em>Nigel commanded full well knowing once again that they would not have had time to fully investigate the  crime . The simple fact of the matter was that the police did not have enough time since the event took place to  discover enough  credible evidence to detain any member of the group legally. Any attempt to do so would be  a flagrant<br/>violation of several laws and the very foundation of the country they all so proudly called home.