This place was getting awkward. Cornelius would have to move quickly and deliver his ultimatum before he broke down and ran away. He made a mental note to find a decent therapist at some point. Well, at least the probably Asian guy (by his accent he was almost certainly native born to the U.S.) he did not recognize had been distracted by the arrival of another unusually beautiful girl, allowing him to slip by without having to fight. Cornelius hated fighting. Unless it was necessary. Once past, he turned back to the customer. "As of now, you have not done anything illegal, though your morality is suspect. Of course, I cannot give you tickets for immorality, only for breaking laws. I will let your disrespect slide for now. In the future though, it may behoove you to respect the badge, even if you dislike the one wearing it."<br/><br/>Satisfied that he had dealt properly with that nuisance, Officer Cornelius moved into the office, where he was greeted by some gut who was likely the manager or someone. So, the new girl was named Jessica? Did he know her form anywhere? She seemed vaguely familiar, but so did many people. He just hoped that she would leave the office without speaking to him, or he might panic and panic was really undignified. "Yes, thank you sir. I am Officer Cornelius Edward Rotherfort IV. You may have heard of me or my family." Cornelius usually considered it uncouth to invoke his connections, but as uncomfortable as he was here he was being a little nastier than usual. Let this guy realize that he had no chance of fighting Officer Rotherfort: heir of the most powerful family in the region.<br/><br/>"I was passing by and saw this place, and am afraid this business is in violation of some zoning ordinances. Specifically, Code 4-96 Subsection B, Code 4-97 Subsection A, Code 5-32 Subsection D, and Code 5-33 Subsection C, all having to with indecent public exposure. Now, I am nothing if not fair. I will give you a warning for now: if you do not shut down by the end of the day, I will have to slap you with a $120 fine, with further sanctions possible. If you persist in keeping this business open after that, you may be punished with between 4-6 days of imprisonment, pending a court case. I may remind you that no one has ever successfully protested a case against me or my family." Officer Cornelius looked at the man with suspicion in his eyes. The guy looked sort of shady. Who knows what he was up to? He still wondered if this business was a front for a felonious prostitution ring, but would rather not investigate that unless he had to.