"Actually I have very good reason to lock him up because of the ages mentioned. I mean, I could look into it with him free, but he may try to hide the evidence. Besides, weren't you just angry at my friend for not locking someone up when all we have is suspicions? I can lock anyone up if I have enough reason to think they need to be, and that is between me and the court to decide, not you. You are acting very aggressive and I don't appreciate it. So I suggest again, calm down. You can help make a report or you can leave, and if you try to help your son escape without us talking to him you will be in jail before the sun sets, I promise." Wesley said sharply.

Elijah sighed and frowned covering his face. "Is this how they do it in the big city?"

Wesley nodded, "You have to if you want to keep things in order. Better to lock up anyone suspicious and work it out later so they aren't causing more trouble. Oh, by the way I am going to ask that we get money to increase the jail size. It's a single cell and it's empty! A town this big shouldn't be empty, you aren't doing it right. There's always someone committing a crime you know.." He looked at his friend and patted his shoulder. "But hey! I'm here and I will help you now. We will get this town in line one way or another."