He was pretending not to listen.
“Understood.”
That evening, Victoria’s supervisor assembled an emergency team.
The investigation expanded immediately.
The officers’ names were Grant Holloway and Daniel Miller.
Both worked for the county traffic division.
Their employment records were reviewed.
Grant had
Miller had a brother who owned a small consulting company contracted by Northstar.
Neither fact proved criminal conduct.
But together with the traffic stop, they raised serious concerns.
Federal investigators requested body-camera footage, dispatch records, patrol-car GPS data, and communications logs.
The first discovery came within hours.
There had been no dispatch call ordering Grant and Miller to stop Victoria.
No traffic violation had been entered.
No complaint had been filed.
No warrant existed.
The officers had initiated the stop themselves.
The second discovery was even more troubling.
The patrol vehicle’s GPS showed that Grant and Miller had been waiting on that particular road for forty-seven minutes before Victoria arrived.
