"If you really must," he replied, not responding to the Jedi's aggression. "Just know that the terrorists made it clear they intended to strike again if their demands weren't met. So, any information that doesn't make it back to the Empire puts civilians at risk."

Which had been a real worry the first time he'd gotten involved with the counterterrorism response. Now, when he was mostly lying about it? Not so much. This was mostly just a time-waster that would be very obvious to the SIS, and perhaps reveal which of their local agents was secretly working for Darth Baras.

Still, it would be funny to wander around an empty warehouse with a furious jedi following him.