Sometimes, a cop has the enviable job of calling on a young woman who has been irrefutably caught break the law. In this case, he has called on Rachel Adams who has been caught on CCTV stealing clothes from a department store, the very clothes she is still wearing. It is the cop's job to seize those clothes as evidence for the prosecution when her case goes to court. One way to ensure that the clothes are obtained without damage is to make her remove them while he looks on. Rachel insists that she is innocent, declaring, "It wasn't me." The cop has seen the security footage and is absolutel...

Sometimes, a cop has the enviable job of calling on a young woman who has been irrefutably caught break the law. In this case, he has called on Rachel Adams who has been caught on CCTV stealing clothes from a department store, the very clothes she is still wearing. It is the cop's job to seize those clothes as evidence for the prosecution when her case goes to court. One way to ensure that the clothes are obtained without damage is to make her remove them while he looks on. Rachel insists that she is innocent, declaring, "It wasn't me." The cop has seen the security footage and is absolutely convinced it was her. He her to strip out of all her clothes, then handcuffs her wrists together behind her back. He gathers up the clothes in order to take them out to his cruiser and place them in an evidence bag. He orders Rachel not to attempt running away, not that she is likely to flee into the street while naked and handcuffed. Grumbling to herself, she tries to get out of the cuffs in the cop's absence, but she can't. She knows she has been caught and sits down, waiting somewhat irritably for the officer's return.