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"I'm not guilty! I didn't steal that Pokemon!"

The policeman didn't look convinced. He looked like he wanted to arrest Dawn, and then again, he probably did.

"Alright, alright, calm down," he says. "We don't have much time. What happened?" The officer asks and Dawn's eyes widen while the Pokemon trainer tries to get a grip on her senses. She wore a cute pink hat with her trademark black and pink dress with large pink boots and black socks. She sat on the chair in the Pokemon gym office and put her hands in her lap, moving her fingers nervously.

"There's no way that Pokeball appeared in my bag! Someone put it in there, trying to frame me!" Dawn protested again and the police officer shook his head, having stubble on his chin and short brown hair in a blue police uniform. He put his hands on his heavy duty belt.

"Tell me the truth, why did you steal that Pokemon?" He asks once again.

"I didn't steal it." Dawn replied a bit quieter and angrier.

"You're lying. Tell the truth or I can't help you." The policeman crossed his arms and shook his head angrily, and Dawn looked up at him with a sore expression.

"I'm not lying! I can't prove this, but you have to believe me!" The girl started to feel hopeless, there was no way she could prove she was innocent.

"Look, you have two options. First option is I take you to jail right now. The judge will see that you're lying and you'll have to stay in jail for a very long time. Second option is more of a way out. But in order to take it you have to be completely honest with me." The officer spoke again. "Tell me the truth. Why did you steal the Pokemon?"

"I didn't steal it!" Dawn replies.

"Can you prove it?" The officer asks her, and Dawn sighs heavily and shakes her head tears welling up in her eyes pathetically.

"No...I can't." Dawn sighed heavily, and gave up. "Just arrest me."

"Alright." The officer nods and takes out a pair of silver gleaming hinged handcuffs from his heavy duty belt. "Come on. Turn around."

Dawn does as she's told. She places her arms behind her back and allows the officer to handcuff her wrists together. They make a clinking sound as he tightens them around her thin wrists.

"This can't be happening. I didn't steal anything. I didn't do this..." The first tear spills over Dawn's eye and rolls down her cheek as the officer begins to lead her out of the room. The officer held a pair of heavy iron shackles and leaned over to clamp one shackle on Dawn's pink boot and the other on the opposite.

"Ow! That hurts!" Dawn protested and the officer didn't care. With an expert snap of his wrist he tightened the shackle so it wouldn't come off.

Dawn was led out of the Pokemon gym, and off to prison.

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"I'm not guilty! I didn't steal that Pokemon!"

The policeman didn't look convinced. He looked like he wanted to arrest Dawn, and then again, he probably did.

"Alright, alright, calm down," he says. "We don't have much time. What happened?" The officer asks and Dawn's eyes widen while the Pokemon trainer tries to get a grip on her senses. She wore a cute pink hat with her trademark black and pink dress with large pink boots and black socks. She sat on the chair in the Pokemon gym office and put her hands in her lap, moving her fingers nervously.

"There's no way that Pokeball appeared in my bag! Someone put it in there, trying to frame me!" Dawn protested again and the police officer shook his head, having stubble on his chin and short brown hair in a blue police uniform. He put his hands on his heavy duty belt.

"Tell me the truth, why did you steal that Pokemon?" He asks once again.

"I didn't steal it." Dawn replied a bit quieter and angrier.

"You're lying. Tell the truth or I can't help you." The policeman crossed his arms and shook his head angrily, and Dawn looked up at him with a sore expression.

"I'm not lying! I can't prove this, but you have to believe me!" The girl started to feel hopeless, there was no way she could prove she was innocent.

"Look, you have two options. First option is I take you to jail right now. The judge will see that you're lying and you'll have to stay in jail for a very long time. Second option is more of a way out. But in order to take it you have to be completely honest with me." The officer spoke again. "Tell me the truth. Why did you steal the Pokemon?"

"I didn't steal it!" Dawn replies.

"Can you prove it?" The officer asks her, and Dawn sighs heavily and shakes her head tears welling up in her eyes pathetically.

"No...I can't." Dawn sighed heavily, and gave up. "Just arrest me."

"Alright." The officer nods and takes out a pair of silver gleaming hinged handcuffs from his heavy duty belt. "Come on. Turn around."

Dawn does as she's told. She places her arms behind her back and allows the officer to handcuff her wrists together. They make a clinking sound as he tightens them around her thin wrists.

"This can't be happening. I didn't steal anything. I didn't do this..." The first tear spills over Dawn's eye and rolls down her cheek as the officer begins to lead her out of the room. The officer held a pair of heavy iron shackles and leaned over to clamp one shackle on Dawn's pink boot and the other on the opposite.

"Ow! That hurts!" Dawn protested and the officer didn't care. With an expert snap of his wrist he tightened the shackle so it wouldn't come off.

Dawn was led out of the Pokemon gym, and off to prison.