
he peered into the building and could make out some cars parked inside , he used the butt of his rifle to break the glass which shattered at the impact...
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Through the rearview mirror, he watched as the city began to stir. Umbrellas popped open, and children in raincoats shuffled along the wet streets. They should have been long gone by now, but here he was, still waiting. His gaze shifted to the imposing signboard across the street: "CAPITOL CITY BANK." He squinted at the screened windows, trying to guess what was happening inside. The street was eerily deserted. Another glance at the clock—5:11 a.m. Time seemed frozen. He wasn’t a patient man, and sitting in the car for nearly an hour was testing his limits. What could be keeping them? Soon, the streets would be bustling, and their plan would hit its first snag.
His eyes wandered to the supermarket beside the bank. It was still closed, but he could make out the silhouette of the storekeeper preparing for the day. He’d been there before and longed for a cup of their coffee. The thought of the warm, caffeinated comfort made his nerves ache for relief. Just then, his attention snapped to a police patrol car rounding the bend. He ducked below the dashboard, quickly switching off the windshield wipers, which froze mid-swipe. "Damn," he thought, hoping they hadn’t noticed. Panic set in as he tried to recall if he’d turned off the headlights. A quick glance at the display confirmed they were off. He exhaled in relief.
The rain showed no signs of letting up as he cautiously peeked at the patrol car creeping down the street. Four officers were inside, scanning the area for anything unusual. The Capitol City Police Department was notorious for its toughness, especially under the new sheriff’s leadership. Criminals had fled the city, making it one of the safest in the country. Crossing paths with them was the last thing he wanted.
His pulse quickened as the patrol car slowed beside his vehicle. Holding his breath, he froze, terrified. The car lingered, each second stretching into eternity. His hand instinctively moved to his belt, fingers wrapping around the cold steel of a 9mm Magnum. He prayed he wouldn’t have to use it. Carefully, he clicked off the safety, his silent plea echoing in his mind: not like this.
he could count 4 policemen in the car, and they were scanning the whole street and it environs for any unusual activities, they were doing their jobs, the capitol city police department were renowned for their roggedness and toughness, they never back out of any action they were the meanest crew to encounter especially since the appointment of their new sheriff 2 years back, he had given a new face to the department and had won the loyalty of his men, all the men of the underworld had relocated to other cities making capitol city one of the safest states in the country, he wouldn't want to cross part with any of them ever.