Rough Hands || Dojima and Shinjiro
There's no such thing as not working when you're in law enforcement. It was something he had learned to accept years ago. Once a cop, always a cop, and there's no off switch for this kind of stuff. There's no such thing as not being alert, of not being on guard, of not being who you are because that's who you've been trained to become.
Dojima was a cop even when he was off duty, walking home from a long day of desk duty and ready to sleep for twelve hours at least before returning to work in another thirteen.
He preferred walking, it kept him in the street, kept him alert and aware and it allowed him to realize that the sound he was hearing wasn't just a few guys roughhousing at the stupidest time of night.
He knew a street fight when he saw one, he'd been in a few as a kid and broken up even more as a beat cop way back when, and he knew exactly how to stop it.
"Hey!" Dojima shouted, voice deep and commanding authority. He watched one of the hoodlums turn to him with a smirk that quickly shifted into anxiety.
"Oh shit, run!" One of the kids yelped, perhaps recognizing him, or more likely, fearful when they saw that he was much older and bigger than them. They made an attempt to scatter, most of them succeeding minus the three stragglers left behind.
Dojima made his way over to them, observing, with a frown that they were all pretty young.
"-The hell happened?" His tone unintentionally aggressive, face fixed into a combination of a glare and of concern, looking to see if there were any serious injuries.