Captain Marvel: Bad Storytelling

Yep, I watched the movie. That's how I know the security guard was sitting in his car alone in the parking lot at night, saw Carol Danvers walk out of the Blockbuster Video store, rolled down his window to talk to her, and then waited until morning to call the cops. And then when the cops got there, instead of arresting the suspect for a simple break-in at a video store, the cops called the Feds, which was nothing more than a plot contrivance for Nick Fury to meet Carol Danvers.

It was a simple break-in at a video store. There were no bombs involved in the break-in. The suspect was still at the scene of the crime. The suspect was alone and unarmed and there were no hostages. There is NO WAY that any local cops would EVER call the Feds in that situation. And there is NO WAY the Feds would EVER send 2 agents for a simple break-in at a video store that doesn't involve any bombs or hostages.

The ONLY WAY that local cops would call the Feds in that case was if they arrested the suspect and ran the suspect's prints and the suspect was wanted by the Feds. That was obviously not the case. So it was just another example of really bad, contrived writing in MCU movies.