After Action Report: Prop 1313
The prop has been returned to custody, and Officer Flockhart has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
Recovery of Prop 1313
Prop 1313 was notified as missing from the storage facility (the so-called “Toy Chest”) at the regular 1400 hours count. Analysis of security footage revealed that one of the guards, Officer Calliope Flockhart, 24, had, against regulations, carried a purse into the toy pen. She apparently carried Prop 1313 out of the facility without realizing that it was not her actual purse. Her actual purse was discovered under the cushions of Prop 723, which was in the form of a sofa at that point. When Officer Flockhart attempted to remove her makeup kit from her supposed purse outside her house, Prop 1313 transformed into a skateboard and rolled away.
Officers were able to track the skateboard by a combination of glunite radiation meters and closed circuit cameras. Apparently sensing their proximity, the prop apparently turned into a small package on the doorstep of Evita Green, 38, a resident of the Marisco Towers complex. Naturally Ms. Green took the package inside.
The prop then proceeded to torment Ms. Green, who apparently was unaware of the prop incursions. The prop repeatedly replaced items that Ms. Green had recently put away as Ms. Green went about tidying her two-bedroom apartment in preparation for a guest. The replaced items included a pressure cooker, a gaming console, a robot vacuum cleaner, various items of lingerie and a potted plant. Ms. Green fled the apartment but did not notify the police until she reached the home of a cousin, Tony Sweet, 42, who was up to date about the incursions.
Prop 1313’s next step became apparent when Ms. Green left Sweet’s apartment and discovered that the spare tire to her car, which she had replaced on the drive over, had disappeared.
Prop 1313’s next transformation was its downfall, however. Ms. Green’s car’s forward camera picked up a toy bunny plushie walking away from the car banging a small cymbal. The plushie was quickly picked up by traffic drones when it crossed a street, causing an instant traffic jam as cars misidentified it as a small human being and came to a halt. Officers on hoverboards were able to apprehend the errant prop within two minutes, only 350 meters from the street crossing.
The prop has been returned to custody, and Officer Flockhart has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
