Yes, brakes out

Before the lesson started, Gavin traded a chocolate bar for a seat at the window. Believing the demonstration would be rather uninteresting his classmate agreed. Now Gavin sat on the window and tried to keep the demonstrants in his view without letting Prof. Baxter know how less attention he is paying to the current customs table he tried to explain. Sadly the demonstration takes apart in the middle of the campus and from the window the demonstrates seem so small.

However, by the end of the lesson, there is happening something. About half of the students, who were there since morning, already left and the police tried to separate the demonstrates to finally end this. Suddenly there were loud screams and you hear a gunshot. Everybody turns immediately to the window. Even Prof. Baxter stops his lecture. From his position Gavin can clearly see that the demonstration turned into panic. Students and security run wild around and try to either get away or capture the fugitives. There are no more shots but you see that around 30 Students were captured and **** to lay down with their hands handcuffed on the back.

Suddenly there is a speech from the principal: “Attention, students. The demonstration on the campus, which clearly disturbed more then enough lessons today, turned out in a violent riot. But according to the police the situation is under control. The shot you heard was only a warning shot and nobody is in serious danger. Since the chaos we end lessons early today. Please talk to your teachers and work the remaining stuff alone. Cooperate with all officers and let them search your bags if they ask you for it. And for the law students, don't try to be big mouths! This is a real police operation. Have a good day.”

Prof. Baxter sights and tells his students, he would send the rest of his lecture per mail. Such as the stuff from the following lesson with Prof. Rose. All students stand up and leave. Most of the guys want to go as close as possible to the captured demonstrates as possible to joke on them. Gavin however wants to leave the campus and head to the police station immediately. With a little luck he could be there before the arrested girls and have a closer look at them. Well, at the latest on the campus gate, this is not going to happen. Of course the police is already searching the bags of students who want to leave the campus. As if a student would try to leave with illegal things right in his bag pack after the violent riot.

However, right now the officers search a poor girl and ordered her to strip naked and put her hand on the wall while they search her body. With special attention to her ass of course. Gavin recognizes the girl immediately. It’s Francine. A still unclaimed woman from his neighborhood. As kids they played together sometimes and he still gets invitations to her birthday parties. As much as he knows she is studying to become a teacher. They eat lunch together every few days and make fun of their teachers and a few students.

“Hi Franny,” Gavin greets, “everything alright?”

“Gavin,” Francine says a little shocked but the officers not let her cover her ass, “could you please turn around! This is akward. They search me for no reason. I didn’t agreed to this.”

“Shut up,” an officer tells her angry, “and you stay out of this, unless you are her owner or a family member.”

Of course Gavin could tell the man that Francine is a free woman and he may search her body without a court order, but her bag is still saved by the law and he violates the service regulations of the police. As a free woman Francine also could demand a female officer to search her. But in this situation it is better to keep quite and deal with this later. The police can be quite aggressive when someone demands his rights.

“As much as I know, Franny is still a free woman,” Gavin say as polite as possible, “but I can give you the phone number of her mother.”

“No need,” the officer answer harsh but at least a little more calm, “get dressed and then get lost slut! This is not a place for a girl to be alone. Sir, if you want to leave the campus we have to search you too.”