"Right," Rolsing said, adding, "Okay, well, effective immediately, all crew members work in secured areas--locking the hatches, closing iris valves.  Highjacking protocols."  He cleared his throat, then said, "The problem is, Katie, your role means you are sticking out, working with the passengers."<br/><br/>Sue, meanwhile, was finishing configuring the low berth section to better secure it.  "Done.  Let's close up and get to the passenger section.  We'll gather whatever evidence there is, and then seal up the cabin."  Katie addressed the speaker plate.  "We're clearing out of here and heading for passenger country.  Out."  She shut off the comm panel and moved towards the hatch up, looking back at Katie.  "You okay?"<br/><br/>As they got back up to the passenger rooms, Katie would see Tucks and Kavashii standing in front of the victim's room, guarding the entrance.  "Here they come, sir," the junior officer said to Kavashii as they approached.<br/><br/>The room seemed to be secure, if still open, with no-one allowed in for now.  The screwdriver coated with the NCO's blood was still visible...<br/><br/>