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>once you're out of earshot of the bear let Judith know there's someone hiding from the poachers in the box.
Kaari: “I-I can talk once we’re out of the mine. Is th-that okay?”
She nods silently and wraps her arm over my shoulder, escorting me out.
>First priority, tell Judith poachers are pretending to be Rangers, have badges, and were listening in on the frequency you were using.
>This is an organized crime syndicate with ties to a drug cartel. They also know way too much about how the rangers operate; enough to impersonate them and spy on them at least
Kaari: “Judith, that bear had a ranger badge, she heard everything we talked about on your frequency. She… knew things about me and Lana. Things we didn’t even talk about!”
She’d pat my back as Lana is hauled out on the stretcher.
Judith: “That’s concerning…but it’s going to be okay. I’m here for you, and the other rangers are taking care of her while we wait for the ambulance. You’ll be fine.”
Kaari: “There was someone else with us in the mine; she’s hiding inside some hollow crates. Do not let the bear find her. Her poachers are after her.”
Judith: “Should I know why they’re looking for her?”
I bite my lip and hesitate.
Kaari: “Uh…I’ll leave it up to her if she wants to talk about it. She’s…it sounds like there’s a lot going on I think. Just be careful with this, I’m thinking these poachers are actually an organized crime group, not just some random band of sap suckers.”
Judith: “That bad huh?”
She pulls out her radio,
Judith: “This is Judith reporting, begin code red protocol. Over and out.”
Then, she dials to another channel and continues.
Judith: “This is Judith, second instructions. I want a list of names and badge numbers on my desk of every park ranger you run into. Full description of appearance. Radios are only for emergency communication until the situation is over. Over.”
Anturo: “Geez Judy, busting our balls a bit there? You know how much paper work that is. Who made you head ranger? Over.”
Judith: “Judith reporting, emergency situation, emergency communications only. Thanks for volunteering to keep eyes on the front gate for the ambulance. Over and out.”
She shakes her head,
Judith: “That should hopefully spook any eavesdroppers on the radios, or slow them down a bit.”
Kaari: “I-if you think so.”
With a firm pat on my back, she stands up.
Judith: “Come on, lets get you two up the front gate.”
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