JB parked his car into the clean parking lot of the Seoul Police Station. It took him roughly two hours to get there. He locked his car and made his way inside. Holding up his badge he was stopped by a man who he didn't wish to see. Youngjae stared at him; he didn't bother to look. "Your business here?" The police officer asked him. "I'm looking for the witnesses of the Sengsu case." Youngjae moved a little closer to JB as he took his police hat off. "Is that the only reason why you're here?" JB pushed the man away. "AISH! JUST SHOW ME WHERE THE DAMN WITNESSES ARE!" Youngjae was a bit taken aback. The chief made his way out the main workspace of the police station. "What's all the commotion, Youngjae get back to your duties." The police officer bowed, looking at JB with sad glance as he left. "The witnesses for the Sengsu case; where are they?" The detective demanded. "Oh...you're from Sengsu's Police Station..." His thought trailed off. 

JB became heavily annoyed, he didn't want to be here and it was obviously irritating him that they just wouldn't give him what he needed. The chief smiled when he could see the irritation on the man's face. "This way." He followed the chief. The two cops that saw the incident unfold were sitting quietly in a soundproof room. The chief held a glare at the police officers. Almost as if they said the truth, they surely weren't going to make it to tomorrow's breakfast. JB took note of this. He sat in front of the two police officers and waited till the chief took his leave from outside the room. "Explain what you saw in every detail, do note that you are under oath as a police officer. If anything spoken here in this room is a lie, you will be charged with a felony based upon breach in contract under the act of oath. Depending on how far you go with your lies will determine if you get life imprisonment or death b