<div class="floatleft">(http://www.lovehkfilm.com/reviews/bv9418/moving_targets_a.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Andy Li<br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>237 Pacific Way<br/><br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Monday 4th May, 07:50ish<br/><br/><strong>Doing:</strong>Investigating.<br/><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Homicide Squad<br/><hr/><br/>The first thing Andy noticed upon examining the driveway was the fact that the driveway was empty.  Leaving Hobbes to barrage Amhurst with a bunch of questions, he walked over, taking note of the fresh oil spots mixed in with the old.  He briefly wondered to himself whether or not the owner of the house's vehicle was parked inside the garage at the moment.  Being careful not to contaminate anything that may be inside the house, Andy would first attempt to locate the door that led into the garage, just to take a peek.  If he had to step inside the house, he would pull his medical gloves on first and watch his step.  Hopefully, he wouldn't need to step inside the kitchen just to check the garage.  There was no way he was going anywhere near there before Forensics did.  If there was no vehicle in the garage, he would make a quick call to the police station and ask, "Excuse me, but could you please check and see if the owner of the house, 237 Pacific Way still currently owns a vehicle and if so, where that vehicle is currently located?"<br/><br/>Once that was done with, the young Detective looked outside just in time to see a couple of cars pulled up.  First, it was Detective Lieutenant Holiday, then it was Tyler Maxon.  When asked, Li gave Maxon the run-down of what happened so far, including what he did after noticing the empty driveway.  Hopefully, it would be a clue that they could use and (assuming it happened) that the information about the vehicle he requested from the station wouldn't just lead to a dead-end.<br/><br/>Andy took one look at all the papers strewn about all over the floor and couldn't help but sigh in disbelief.  Going through all of this was going to be a nightmare.<br/><br/>"Well... clearly, whoever made this mess was looking for something," Andy said aloud as he pulled on a fresh pair of gloves.  "I mean, I'd get if those books and those photographs got knocked down during a struggle, but I doubt the same could be said about those box files."<br/><br/>Following orders, Andy set to work on bagging and tagging everything that had been knocked down onto the floor.  He paid careful attention to what the box files were about and what may or may not be missing from them.