Luckily it's not hard to find a bat, and bats make for very easy ways to mess things, people, and places up.  'cept the pool table, but then again if you put enough bullet holes in it you can make it impossible to use.  Docca's ripping apart guns and pulling out firing pins with ease, from revolvers, semi-autos, machine pistols... she knows her stuff.  A search around the area shows a couple of shotguns - sawed off or otherwise - and some fully-automatic bits, and not the cheap Kalishnakovs either that were easy to modify.  Docca offers to pull the firing pins and full-auto mechanisms from those, though the knives that are found - and there are a lot of them - can't really be broken down.<br/><br/>The dossier didn't have a detailed psychological profile on him; it was thorough enough to get them to the job and let them get it done, but no more than that, as any information was highly valuable.  Docca considers the idea as she rips apart guns left and right, about the time Kira would be about getting to pulling pants off of them.<br/><br/>"No, we do that he might remember our faces.  That's never a good idea, and if he decides to go to cops?" she said, expounding on her thoughts "Hm... find the key to his car and leave him a delightful message inside... take out all of their tires with knives too while you're at it, to the interior and paint jobs too, just try not to draw attention from the cops.  Figure we can tear a note in the walls here and on the pool table with the knives..."