Warden Affairs

Warden Affairs Division.

The Warden Affairs Division of the City Watch is tasked with the investigation and arrest of people involved with the City Wardens. Though many arrest have been made, Lieutenant Hagen was concerned that the division was avoiding arresting criminals from certain Wardens, and that evidence was disappearing from the vault. Sheriff Truart denies these claims, stating, he "personally investigated the matter" and "found no evidence to support [his] accusation. [Warden Affairs has] ongoing investigations on the remaining Wardens and have made steady progress. [Warden Affairs] simply don't have enough of a case yet to move against them." He attributes the missing evidence to "clerical errors". Although he did report the occurrence of several thefts from the evidence vault, he insisted that they were unrelated to the Warden Affairs. The Sheriff wanted Hagen to investigate the thefts, but to "stay away from Warden affairs" and to "discuss it with nobody, even Lieutenant Mosley".

Open journal in Warden Affairs office.

The office had noticed the theft also. One officer writes in his journal, trying to figure out who is 'robbing' the evidence vault. He writes, "If it ain't us then who the hell is it?" The officer knows about Hagen's suspicions, and admits that Truart is indeed covering for the culprits, also admitting they know that Truart is not the hero he plays himself to be.

Even with Hagen's concerns, and Truarts blatant corruption, a Robbery/Homicide officer says in his journal that work recently has been slow, due to Lt. Mosley and the Warden Affairs crackdown on crime. Previously, the Watch had only arrested the thieves, but changed tactics by going after the bookkeepers and fences.

Warden Affairs has an office at Shoalsgate Station, at the far south-east main corridor of the second floor, the closest office to Truart's.