Robert Kerins

Jekyll and Glock Robert Kerins

Abner Morgan was a quiet sort of guy. A mediocre pharmaceutical sales rep, who wouldn't talk back to anyone, not office managers, not his boss, and certainly not the two punks confronting him now. After recovering from that encounter, Abner's bowling buddies took him to a shooting range and introduced him to handguns and high-power rifles. It was love at first shot. The wimpy sales rep was a natural sharpshooter. he emptied boxes of ammunition, nearly every shot landing in the black. Abner wanted more, but they'd used up all the ammo they had. he knew he wanted a gun of his own, not just a shotgun for home protection. he wanted a handgun he could carry with him everywhere. He had to find a way to get his hands on a Glock like the one his friend let him use. He did. He also got his hands on a powerful sniper rifle. With these weapons in his possession, Abner's personality changed. he became a confident, outgoing, forceful, alpha male. His new personality changed completely, how he approached his potential sales clients. he soon became a super salesman. With his new personality his tolerance for any irritation dropped to zero. A city councilman lied to him, the councilman must die, simple as that, thought Abner. Detectives Alec Theron and Orson "Orca" Sanders soon become submerged in high profile homicides, with virtually no clues to the perpetrator. To add to their problems, a new chief is appointed who insists on micro-managing every move the detectives make.