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Part 1nIt was a quiet evening.nAnd, the notorious Red Light District seemed silent and almost sullen.nSt. Kilda all but appeared deserted - there were few of the usual Prostitutes working either Fitzroy Street or the alleyways that connected Grey Street with both Acland Street and Robe Street. Two days earlier, Operation Charnwood had seen the Red Light District subject to the close scrutiny of the Vice Squad; even so, few were now in the Female Cells at the St. Kilda Police Station, for most were just keeping a low profile. There had been arrests. A notorious Drug Dealer and three wanted fugitives had been apprehended, so the Vice Squad and local Criminal Investigation Branch had been more than satisfied with the result. Veronica Eloise Maitland was more than happy with Operation Charnwood as well, as were all the local Slut Squad too.nShe closed her eyes. And, the large rubber ‘cock’ on which she now found herself impaled in the rear store room of Dimmatina’s Café, slid even deeper into the career policewoman – Veronica uttered a groan. nThere was the smell of seaweed in the air – the scent of cheap perfume and stale fish and chips mingling with the sea air as the sun began to slowly dip below the western horizon. Freshly-percolated coffee added to the ambience as the shadows gradually lengthened. Nonetheless, it was still almost thirty degrees Celsius as night began to descend on the ‘Red Light’ District again…nAttached to the local ‘Women Police’ Section at St. Kilda, Constable Veronica Maitland had been summoned to Dimmatina’s Café in Fitzroy Street by Miss Jayne Woodville – ‘The Countess’ as she was more commonly known within the St. Kilda ‘Women Police’ Section, was the local ‘Pimp’nJayne Elizabeth Woodville was the product of wealth and privilege. A former ‘Head Prefect’ at the exclusive ‘Melbourne Girls Grammar’ in South Yarra, she was the daughter of an aristocratic Toorak businesswoman. Much to her affluent mother’s chagrin, she’d left Melbourne University before completing a prestigious Law Degree, in order to pursue far more hedonistic pleasures within the ‘Red Light’ District – not that Lady Samantha Woodville had been able to do anything. The newly-appointed Secretary of the conservative Liberal Party Executive nonetheless, offering her troublesome daughter financial support…..n
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