The theft drama continued in the sun-drenched plains of Jacquin V Gonzalez. It began with anticipation as local lawyer Juan Pablo Cuellar, with the assistant female prosecutor, provided the latest update on the investigation. The theft had been located at 3.40 am following hours of painstaking perusal of the CCTV footage.
Juan Pablo also shared that an ex parte court order, secured through a telephone call with the judge, granted the police the authority to search the premises of a local resident thought to be the main thief. This development stemmed from information obtained from the initial suspect apprehended by the police – the name provided by him and the CCTV footage matched.
As the authorities prepared for the search, Juan Pablo advised RB to stay put in Jacquin V Gonzalez until the stolen items were recovered. In a strategic move, RB emphasized their limited funds and their roles as UK lawyers, hinting at the potential reach of this story through RB’s upcoming book launches. The implicit message: the eyes and ears of the President might catch wind of this tale.
Diego, Head of the Special Branch, had taken charge of the situation and shared a promising update – that the perpetrator in custody was feeling the heat of the pursuit, indicating a crucial step towards resolving the case. Diego’s commitment to keeping RB and Suzie informed (on WhatsApp!) underscored the transparency and diligence with which he handled the situation.
With such prompt response from the forensic team, the Prosecutor, the lawyer, the judge, and the YPS garage personnel, and knowing that two dedicated teams were working on the investigation, the police and the Special Branch, RB maintained a positive outlook, finding solace in the lyrics of “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” resonating in his mind, coupled with the soothing melody of “Reflections of my Mind.”
