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-- Here are your options:
1. Find out the latest news.
2. Patrol, right... Let me explain, I'm more than sure that the person we're looking for will show themselves again. Catching him at the scene of the crime is unlikely, but it would be the ideal scenario. I think you're one of those people who has a good chance of guessing, and you know how to avoid attracting attention if necessary.
3. Get a suitable job where you might hear some rumors, and, you know, building relationships with the locals wouldn't hurt.
4. Discreetly follow one of the suspects, but only in a way that guarantees no risks. For example, Mr. Eugene is too unusual; I think he'll notice you with his priestly skills. And Mr. Victor, although he's the most interesting to us, is an experienced guard commander; it's unlikely that you can deceive him. In general, in the case of the latter, I would organize surveillance in reverse: if you passed by and the person wasn't at his post, under certain circumstances, this could be suspicious.
5. Wait for the results of reading the journal and then decide.Actually, that sounds plausible.
Garrett checks what job openings there are in the SRI and, if everything is as it was, asks for clarification on what exactly an inspector is supposed to do.