All Chapters of Ghost Sniper: Chapter 11 - Chapter 16

Standing behind the one-way mirror, Bryan watched as Maggie and Justin stood up from their seats in the interrogation room, and made for the door. They had been questioning Khalil for some minutes , but so far, the teenager had refused to talk.‘Snitches get stitches.’Was a code that was upheld by most gangs.“Hey. I guess you enjoyed the scene you just watched.”Justin said to Bryan in his usual manner.“I would have, if not for your ugly face in it.”Bryan quipped.“Well…. You saw the whole thing yourself. It’s like we’ve hit a wall.”Maggie said, with resignation in her voice.“On the bright side, he has not demanded for a lawyer yet.”Jamal pointed out.“I and my partner will going in now. Seat tight with your popcorn, and watch how it’s done.”Bryan bragged before leaving for the interrogation room.“Also get your notes, cos you’ll be needing it.”Jamal added before following Bryan.“Let’s use our Good cop/Bad cop method.”Jamal suggested, on their way to the interrogation roo

The members of the task force were seated in the conference room while Mr Ben addressed them.“I want to commend you all for a job well done yesterday. By putting a dent in the Blood gang, our office was able to make one of the biggest arrests in years, all thanks to you.After prosecuting the suspects, the city will be free of a considerable amount of illegal drugs. However, the Italian mafia are still at large. Without the bloods to operate in their territory, the Italian mafia will likely expand their operations, thereby making our efforts to be wasted. I assure you all that if you’re able to crack this case, you will be promoted. Do not relent. Continue chasing as many leads as possible. You will get a break in no time.”Mr Ben encouraged them, before he walked out of the room.“How are we to go about this? None of those we arrested were willing to talk when we interrogated them.”Justin said in dismay.“How about you ask your informant if they will be able to help us?”Maggie

Kimberly entered the casino,and made her way to the cashier where she bought five hundred dollars worth of chips.She then made her way around the room, watching the different sections before finally settling for the easiest one she seemed to understand, which was dice.She had no interest in gambling that evening, rather she was here to check this place out, which was a front for the Russian drug cartel.Looking around, she saw three goons standing guard at different angles in the hexagon shaped room.“New game! Entry fee is two hundred dollars.”The commentator announced.Kimberly counted the equivalent amount worth of chips, and dropped it on the board, along side five other players.The rule of the game was simple.Each player was expected to roll two dice, while the player with the least outcome was eliminated from each round.The first player rolled a seven, followed by the second who rolled a four. Kimberly rolled next and got a nine, which meant she qualified for the next roun