The security officer looked art someone who had just taken out a woman from her his car's trunk. Guard never had seen anything like it from CCTV happening in parking level of SJMC. It didn’t take for the suspicious person to shift her from trunk to inside the car.

The officer switched CCTV footage and again caught the same man. This time he was in queue on pharmacy region. He looked nowhere near to a normal person with motive to seek medical care. He already had proven it earlier when he had taken out a woman out of his car's trunk. Such activity wasn’t something to look over for a guard responsible for watch. The man in the CCTV room picked up the receiver and dialed the number of the pharmacy section. He waited with receiver on his ear and could see the pharmacist receive the call few seconds later.

"Listen Jacques, a man is on the queue there and I reckon he has kidnapped a woman. He has stretched ear lube and looks baby - face from here. I think it won't be difficult to figure out whom I'm talking about."

"I can see him." the individual said from the counter after seeing him.

"I am about to send one of our men to note his car's number plate, which later shall be in cops' desk. Now, I want you to do something."

"What?" pharmacist questioned after discovering O'Connell's turn was the after one guy.

"He looks in pain. Maybe he is going to take some medicines right there after the purchase. I want you to give him a sleeping pill or strength draining capsules along with medicines he will ask for."

"Should we be taking matter in our own hands? I don’t find it wise move. Can't we don’t let this man go and call the cops later?"

"This is a hospital. We want no chaos. What if he has means of defense with him or some other men like him here? Give him some sleeping pills by saying it's a supportive drug. He can't turn down a pharmacist from renowned SJMC. How much time will it take for it to make him sleep?"

"Depends on the dose we give –"

"Give him the strongest." Officer said and hung the call. Seconds later he began to dial number of Tacoma Police Department.