The Broken Window
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You couldn’t be in the forensics game nowadays without being computer literate but both Rhyme and Page 118 Cooper recognized their limitations. When it was clear that there were digital implications of the 522 case, Sellitto had requested some help from the NYPD Computer Crimes Unit, an elite group of thirty-two detectives and support staff.
Rodney Szarnek strode into the room, glanced at the nearest monitor and said, “Hey,” as if he were speaking to the hardware. Similarly when he glanced towar...d Rhyme he expressed no interest in his physical condition whatsoever, only in the wireless environmental control unit attached to the armrest. He seemed impressed.
“Your day off?” Sellitto asked, glancing at the slim young man’s outfit, his voice making it clear he didn’t approve. Rhyme knew the detective was old school; police officers should dress appropriately.
“Day off?” Szarnek replied, missing the dig. “No. Why would I have a day off?”
“Just wondering.”
“Heh. So, now, what’s the story?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You couldn’t be in the forensics game nowadays without being computer literate but both Rhyme and Page 118 Cooper recognized their limitations. When it was clear that there were digital implications of the 522 case, Sellitto had requested some help from the NYPD Computer Crimes Unit, an elite group of thirty-two detectives and support staff.
Rodney Szarnek strode into the room, glanced at the nearest monitor and said, “Hey,” as if he were speaking to the hardware. Similarly when he glanced towar...d Rhyme he expressed no interest in his physical condition whatsoever, only in the wireless environmental control unit attached to the armrest. He seemed impressed.
“Your day off?” Sellitto asked, glancing at the slim young man’s outfit, his voice making it clear he didn’t approve. Rhyme knew the detective was old school; police officers should dress appropriately.
“Day off?” Szarnek replied, missing the dig. “No. Why would I have a day off?”
“Just wondering.”
“Heh. So, now, what’s the story?”
What to read after The Broken Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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