Detective Karl Jenkins is summoned to Sergeant Claiborne's office, where he learns of an anonymous report placing him at the scene of a break-in at Luke Smith's house.
Detective Karl Jenkins is unexpectedly called into Sergeant Claiborne's office, a summons that fills him with apprehension and anxiety. As he enters the office, Sergeant Claiborne informs him of a reported break-in at Luke Smith's house. The Sergeant reveals that an anonymous caller claimed to have seen Karl running from the property late the previous night.
Caught off guard by this revelation, Karl tries to maintain his composure while internally grappling with the implications of the accusation. Despite his attempts to deflect suspicion and inquire about the identity of the caller, Sergeant Claiborne remains firm, stating that he cannot disclose such information.
As a consequence of the anonymous report, Karl is placed on desk duty until further notice. Frustrated and helpless, he reluctantly surrenders his gun to the Sergeant, feeling as though his authority and integrity are being stripped away. The weight of the situation bears down on him, as he wonders if this marks the beginning of the end of his career.