You came. You offered. We paid.

Whatever happened between you and Tacitus, and his... charming... derivative attempts of socialising - even more so that he strayed away from his code of operations - is not relevant to us, and is only between you two.

Any requested information that is pulled and translated from our network must have a legitimate reason, knowledge isn't given away like free candy - especially from our networks. Fortunately for Tacitus, he knew this regulation, otherwise he would have been terminated from his position, aren't you a lucky bean... Although I am moderately surprised at the nature of this request, as it would have been clearer to imagine that the Lane Hackers would have 'dirt' on them due to closer ties to the Maltese circles. Either way...

Most records weren't recorded due to the fact that it wasn't a priority to gather that type of information as it was deemed common knowledge and redundant, but I have managed to look through some blackboxes to find some minimal data.

We also have some audio logs too, will they suffice? Is this evidence a high priority and in dire need? If given more time, I could assign some hierarchical advisors to go indepth with the searching with the captured images in the database which will take much longer to go through due to the amount stored, not to mention that is taking some of our time as we're occupied with larger threatening issues, no matter, it's rude to ignore requests.

Naturally, we're all still inquisitive as to why this sort of data is requested? Are they not your allies?