Pocket-Man

Why has several people called 911 about a man walking in the same place and way time after time. And his hands are always in his pockets. Patrol is asked to check it out, a possible bomb? Sergeant Jones takes the call and finds the man in the hotel section with his hands still in his pockets.

Police procedure is to 'see the hands of all suspects at all times.' Jones feels, for some reason, to talk with the man. He hears compelling words not to follow procedures at this time. They both sit on the first step to the newest hotel and talk. But the hotel is the Madam's and My-Ling has gone to the first level of security seeing Sergeant Jones on their front step.

The Madam's team finds four canisters clipped to the man's belt. If they could hear the words going on, they would be more upset. Since the Madam listens in on all police calls she has a rough idea how this happened. How much danger is she and her three Associates are in. Maybe the entire city is in danger?

Detective Rage gets involved, then the FBI, Homeland, Colonel Hill. Is the entire city in danger and what is in the four canisters. Have they written Sergeant Jones of as the first casualty in the Seattle incident? How is it possible to evacuate Seattle when the danger is on the doorstep of a new hotel and no way of knowing what the danger is?