Detective Romanov is in the house believed to have been occupied by a terrorist cell. Of course, her department should have notified Homeland Security about their findings, but over the years they have grown sick of the Feds always taking credit for their work. Detective Romanov is sent in to have a look around to determine if there is any need to send in a team, but she reaffirms that the place is empty, or so she believes. She says she'll be heading back to the station shortly, after taking just one more look around. It is a decision she is about to regret. As she enters an adjacent room, someone jumps her from behind. She feels a cloth soaked in some smelly chemical pressed hard against her nose and mouth. She fights to pull it away, but while she is struggling she also inhales. Moments later, the room starts to swim and darken. When she wakes up, she finds that her wrists and ankles and have bound with rope, and that the one remaining member of the cell has her prisoner. Just as the detective starts to realize what has happened, a cloth is stuffed into her mouth and a gag is tied around her head. When the terrorist leave her alone for a few minutes, the detective makes her way to what looks like a work area, finds a pair of cutters, and starts work on the rope binding her ankles. She manages to fray it, but she does not manage to break loose before the terrorist returns. He observes that he clearly did not secure her well enough, but promises that he has a solution for that. Suddenly, the chemical-soaked cloth is back. When she recovers for a second time, the detective finds herself handcuffed and chained to a chair, her range of motion highly restricted. Before leaving the house for good, the terrorist gags her with duct tape. Alone again, the detective scoots her chair back to the work area. Most of the tools have been removed. She looks disappointed, but then, she would have been unable to reach them anyway. Looking around for any further hope, she realizes that the terrorist forgot to take her cell phone; it's sitting on the kitchen counter. She can't possibly reach it with her hands, but if she can only nudge it onto the floor, there is a slight chances that she could use it to call for help.

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