Two Soldiers
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A prison governor who, while watching forty fully armed riot police walk across the prison yard to their vans, ordered the task force of twenty fully armed prison guards to lock all the cell doors as the inmates had, on their own initiative, gone into their cells and sat down. He gave a light kick to the empty bucket surrounded by empty mugs and spat-out apple cores and fresh vomit. Moonshine. He’d always found the smell nauseating.
Following an incident some years ago when a prisoner had been s...hot by a police sniper at the same time that he was ripped apart by an explosion, he had worked intensely to improve security—installed explosive detectors in the corridors and larger spaces, granted permission for more cameras, installed metal detectors in every entrance, and acquired more sniffer dogs.
It made no difference.
He kicked the bucket again and then wandered through the battered wood that had once been a table, doors, and cupboards that sixteen prisoners had reduced to splinters over the past hour and a half, which had been scattered down the corridor when the riot police had forced open the door, even the dented stove lay on its side and the heavy billiard table was broken in two, both pieces leaning against each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A prison governor who, while watching forty fully armed riot police walk across the prison yard to their vans, ordered the task force of twenty fully armed prison guards to lock all the cell doors as the inmates had, on their own initiative, gone into their cells and sat down. He gave a light kick to the empty bucket surrounded by empty mugs and spat-out apple cores and fresh vomit. Moonshine. He’d always found the smell nauseating.
Following an incident some years ago when a prisoner had been s...hot by a police sniper at the same time that he was ripped apart by an explosion, he had worked intensely to improve security—installed explosive detectors in the corridors and larger spaces, granted permission for more cameras, installed metal detectors in every entrance, and acquired more sniffer dogs.
It made no difference.
He kicked the bucket again and then wandered through the battered wood that had once been a table, doors, and cupboards that sixteen prisoners had reduced to splinters over the past hour and a half, which had been scattered down the corridor when the riot police had forced open the door, even the dented stove lay on its side and the heavy billiard table was broken in two, both pieces leaning against each other.
What to read after Two Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anders Roslund to read onlineMoreLess
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