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The InterAgency Convention from Hell by kaitlia777
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22 Sep 2012
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A convention. It had to happen sooner or later.
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I didn't catch all the references, but enough to be giggling madly!
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“This is going to be extremely fascinating, watching such a diverse group of law enforcement professionals interact in a controlled environment. Some of them have personal histories that make you wonder how they’ve continued on in their fields….”
Taking a sip of his coffee, Derek Morgan listened to Spencer Reid’s excited stream of consciousness rambling. He didn’t think there was much any of them could do to contain Reid’s enthusiasm over the prospect of spending several days in a room with a huge assortment of law enforcement professionals that included a blind detective, a detective who spent 12 years in prison, a federal agent who had survived years of torture overseas, several supposed psychics and all manner of emotionally damaged men and women who still managed to function in their professional lives. After looking over some of their files, he was amazed they hadn’t been yanked form duty by their own agency or department psychiatrists…but that was up to the individual department, he supposed.
The younger agent seemed to view the whole thing as an anthropological study, while Morgan saw it as, at best, a chance to talk shop with colleagues and, at worst, a waste of time.
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