She sighed inwardly, not letting her disgust show.  She'd forgotten what it was like to be a civilian in this city.  As an officer she might not be loved or repected, but anyone who had any sense at all gave her a wide berth.  The thought of leering at her would not have even entered their mind.  She had half a mind to tell 'Bruce' keep his eyes on the road if he didn't want to get his balls kicked in.  It would have felt good, she thought, a small smile playing over her lips.  It also wouldn't have gotten her anywhere.  He might be an idiot, but he apparently knew something about her destination.  Maybe she could get more out of him, and if scare tactics were out of the question, well...<br/><br/>Smiling, she pulled a tube of 'Vigilante Violet' from her small hand bag and leaned slightly forward, using his rearview to apply the deep purple lipstick to her lips, knowing he would get more then an eyeful if we wished.  She held her disgust in when his eyes popped even farther out of his head, his gaze rivited to the mirror.<br/><br/>"Drugged and put on display?"  she aked, trying to sound casually innocent.  "I can't believe they'd do something like that.  One of my girl friends told me that it was<em>the</em>place to be.  Have you been there yourself?"<br/><br/>Glancing outside, she noted that the power had gone out on the block to her right.  A small part of her wanted to pull out her wireless com and report it.  Already she could see the signs of looters and smashed windows.   Some one else would have to take care of it.  She had bigger fish to fry tonight.<br/><br/>She place the lipstick tube back into her clutch, nestling it in her makeup bag that also concealed a small canister of pepper spray.  She'd decided against bringing the tazer, however.  Too bulky and too easily identifiable as government issue.  Her badge had been left on the kitchen counter for the same reason - she'd no idea if they'd do a purse check.  Pepper spray she could shrug off as 'needed protection'.<br/><br/>