The Arrest
Everyone was surprised when news of Miller Wallace capture went round the country. The cops had been on Miller’s trail for the past thirteen years but whenever it seemed like they were getting close to arresting him, he would vanish.
As Miller got transferred to a secured prison where top criminals were been kept, people gathered in front of the station to praise the police for his arrest but what the police didn’t tell them was that Miller had not been caught by them, he had walked into the station and surrendered himself.
Seven years ago while Miller was still hiding from the police, he had come in contact with some very dangerous people who had offered to give him protection and make him a ghost from the cops if only he agreed to work for them. Miller was a criminal but this people were more than that, they were gods in the world of criminals.
Miller had gone on lots of crazy, unthinkable missions for this men, missions that usually would placed him behind bars for life, but somehow they had made sure he was off the radar. It was as if he was invisible. One time he had been caught by a police officer while executing a mission and was released before he got to the station. The officer had received a direct phone call from his chief, ordering him to let Miller go immediately.
Miller continued carrying out this missions until one day when he stumbled on some piece of information he shouldn’t have. It was a file which contained some nuclear codes that his bosses were planning on using on some unspecified country. Usually, Miller would have ignored and pretended like he never saw something like that but for some weird reasons, he had stolen the codes and memorized them before burning it.
Miller had always had this feeling that he soon would be of no interest to the people he worked for and had always wanted to prove to them that he was worth more than they thought, so with him being the only one with the codes in his head, Miller thought his boss would have no reason but to see how important he was, he thought wrong.
The moment the people he worked for found out what had happened, they had gone after him. If he had the codes and wouldn’t give it to them willingly, then he would die with it. They tried to kill him and almost succeeded. After the third attempt on his life, Miller decided to do the one crazy thing he felt was safe for him, to hand himself over to the cops.
He knew the people he worked for had contacts in the police department but not in the FBI and Miller knew he would be handed over to the FBI. But he had no plans of staying there for long. Miller had his plans, he just needed the FBI protection for two months and then he would disappear. No one knew how that would be possible but Miller already had everything planned out, so as they handed him over to the FBI, Miller had a smile on his face.