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 No. situation's been remedied. Detectives will follow up.

"Remedied" means that a problem or situation has been fixed, corrected, or resolved.

So, when someone says, “The situation’s been remedied,” they’re saying that whatever issue or problem there was, it has now been taken care of or put right.

If you’d like an example in a sentence:

• “There was a mistake on the report, but it’s been remedied.”
• (Meaning: The mistake has been fixed.)

"Do we need to track down the guy that paid to have them put up?"

• Track down = Find or locate someone, usually after some effort.
• The guy that paid = The person who gave money for something to happen.
• To have them put up = To arrange for something to be installed, set up, or displayed (for example, posters, signs, decorations, etc.).

è "Do we need to find the person who paid money to have those things installed or set up?"

“and finally got in the right head space only to get called in to work.”

Head space = A person’s mental or emotional state at a certain time; how someone is feeling or thinking.

Got in the right head space = Reached a good or appropriate mental or emotional state for doing something.

This means:

• The person finally felt mentally ready to do something (like relax, study, or work on a personal project),

But then they received a message or phone call from their job, asking them to come in and work, which probably disrupted their plans.