Characters
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Events/statements
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Reasons
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A police officer
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polls over a driver and asks for his driver's license
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speeding
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The driver
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claims to have lost it
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drunk driving
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The officer
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asks for the vehicle registration papers
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surprised
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The driver
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says he does not own it
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stole it and killed the owner
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The officer
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asks the driver to repeat what he said
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shocked
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The driver
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says she is in the trunk
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the reason the police officer does not yet know
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The officer
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calls for backup
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horrified
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The police chief
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comes and asks the driver to open the trunk
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evidence of the crime
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The driver
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opens the trunk
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to show his innocence
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The chief
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asks for the registration papers and the driver’s license
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evidence of the crime or innocence
I
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The driver
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quickly produces/hands over both
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to show his innocence
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The chief
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says an officer reported that the driver did not have a license, stole his car, and killed the owner
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being puzzled and wanting to know the truth
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The driver
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bets the officer said he was speeding,too
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to suggest that the accusation of his speeding is false, too
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