At the bus stop
Sandra arrives at the station and is settled into a comfortable room near the station. She was offered coffee and cakes, and even the chance to ask a friend or family member for comfort. It was clear that Sandra was innocent, but there were other signs that something serious was going on. The officials made sure she felt safe and comfortable and were very helpful to her. They wanted to assure her that she would not be arrested, but only to get more information from her. Her well-being and safety were important to them. They were kind, understanding and made her feel comfortable and informed.
At the Stop
“You must tell me everything”
Shortly afterwards, a kindly officer came to see Sandra in her room and asked her to tell him everything that had happened that day, from beginning to end. The police would soon be happy to hear about it. Sandra gladly answered all questions, no matter how long they were. He was determined to answer honestly, and the police officers appreciated that. It seemed they were all on the same side when it came to finding out the truth. They questioned her about the people she had seen, the places she had visited and the events that had taken place. Sandra was very cooperative and gave as detailed answers as she could.
You have to tell me everything
