The split goes easy enough, thank you modern funds transfer and location technologies, and soon Lapine can begin investigating in earnest. Or at least start training. Even for somebody with connections like Lapine has this is an intimidating number of badges moving around over three floors. Especially for a scene that has to be at least a few days old. Hell, there's even a few drones keeping an eye out on the sky... or ground, or both.<br/><br/>The guys and gals assigned to the cordon are pretty easy to sort into 'going to leave' and 'just arrived,' and not just by the freshness of their outfits. The ones that are about to be off shift look so tired and ragged you'd think they just got through playing a round of Urban Brawl. The ones that still have enough energy to react jump and turn roughly in the direction of one of their coworkers stepping on a fallen branch. From the elf's look, it seems like only safety systems have kept this officer from getting fragged accidentally.<br/><br/>No particularly familiar faces, although for on the streets investigations that's not too uncommon. You always get odd mixes of people. Sill, they recognize Lapine enough to offer some coffee from the apartment's stores of the stuff.