<div class="floatleft">(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcQN-4jChOlfpVpKNq85FX5YAsa4XfZhIZmbqUv9cr12dxegS2dY&amp;usqp=CAU)</div><hr/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Lieutenant Richard Earl Walker| 24 |Soldier</strong></span><hr/><br/>Richard was quite surprised at the sudden search of his belongings. He had nothing to hide and had all the legal requirements of anythng the police may object to. The police was swift in their searches and he would have cooperated, and helped if neccessary. But they were gone as fast as the came barging in. He did not even have time to protest, not that he would anyway. They were doing a job and he understood. They were following orders. He believed he would have done the same, perhaps in a more polite manner. At least the Chief Inspector paused to acknowledge them. "Detective Chief Inspector James Japp, thank you for enlightening us. My name is Richard Earl Walker, and I can assure you that I only picked them up this morning from the Passenger Terminal and we had only checked in earlier today. But I am sure we will all cooperate fully." Turning to the rest of the group to hopefully confirm his statement.<br/><br/>Turning to the gentleman who had interrupted the Chief Inspector, Richard widen his eyes in the recognition of the man's name. Images of news articles and remembered conversations filled his mind and his seem to straighten his back even more so as he stood at an attention. "Pleased to meet you Sir. Richard Earl Walker at your service" Part of him wondered at what crime would bring this famous person to the forefont in the investigations.