MEET THE #SPECIAL #CRIMES #TEAM!

Starting this Monday (August 19) the members of the Special Crimes Team have consented to be hosted on my blog! I am EXCITED!

The Special Crimes Team was founded by Governor Andrea Marleton of the State of Washington for the express and dedicated purpose of investigating the “worst of the worst” crimes, or in the words of one of the team’s members: “we investigate the worst actions that one human being can take against another.” The team functions autonomously and answers only to the governor. They are not bound by jurisdictional lines and can investigate crimes throughout the state of Washington.

The team (AKA: SCT or pronounced SCaT) is headed by Lieutenant Michael Williams, a veteran detective from the Seattle police department. His second-in-command is Sergeant Nita Slowater, an up-and-coming detective with the Mount Vernon PD until an “unfortunate incident,” after which she was reassigned by Governor Marleton to the Special Crimes Team.

Detective Frederick Albert, a veteran detective of the Spokane police department, and Detective Maizie O’Hara, a newly-minted detective previously with the Tacoma PD, are the other two detectives assigned to the team.

Officer Juan Rodriguez and Officer Driscoll Mulder round out the police part of the roster. Officer Rodriguez comes from the Concrete PD and Officer Mulder hails from the Vancouver PD.

Ronald Arneau, the only civilian–a computer-guru–joined the Special Crimes Team at the insistence of Governor Marleton.

Dr. Irene Nelson, well-respected in the Federal Bureau of Investigations and a Special Agent who went on to become one of the Bureau’s top profilers, was assigned on a semi-permanent basis to the Special Crimes Team by the special request of Governor Marleton.

To learn more about the Special Crimes Team read Sketch of a Murder http://www.amazon.com/Sketch-Murder-Special-Crimes-Team-ebook/dp/B00KU6AIPQ

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