American TV series

"Head, Akomo set off, heading southwest, onto Highway 29."

"McIntosh also set off..."

"People behind you don't need to follow too closely. Cars in front of you should go to Highway 14 and wait." Armstrong placed a map of Trenton in front of him. While listening to the report coming from the earphones, his fingers kept tracing back and forth on the map.

, he wants to calculate the possible travel routes of the two people so that they can plan ahead.

It seemed that this was not the first time the two met in private, and they were driving in a car, and the location was never fixed.

…

"Boss, look, this is what we took today." Armstrong came over with a bunch of photos and a box of video tapes.

Sean took it over and took a look. The tapes were all photos of the meeting between Akomo Appler and McIntosh Quinnier, the Trenton Police Chief.

The photo was taken more clearly. Akomo Appler and McIntosh Quinnier were standing next to the car. Someone moved a package of things from the trunk of McIntosh's car and put it into Akomo's car.

inside.

After enlarging the photo, you can see that it is a black plastic bag that has been repeatedly sealed, and you can't tell what it is from the outside.

After the two talked for a while, they got in the car and left.

The videotape also shows this scene. Since the route is a bit far away, it is not so realistic. However, combined with the previous wiretapping recordings, we can know that the items traded are probably the drug addicts who were taken away by the police yesterday.

"Where did this phone recording come from?" Sean asked with a smile.

"We installed a bug in the phone in the police chief's office." Armstrong said with some pride.

"Fake!" Sean gave a thumbs up, you guys are so damn cruel.

"It's not difficult. Everyone thinks that the police station must be tightly guarded. In fact, the police station is the most lax. You can come and go at will if you are wearing a police uniform on the ship, and no one will care about you." Armstrong said with a smile.

Okay, Sean nodded. He had been to the police station twice. It was indeed quite chaotic...

"Why is there no sound in this section?" Sean pointed to the video tape and said.

"There was no way, we couldn't get close." Armstrong shrugged, "Both of them were cunning, so they drove half a circle around the city."

"Well, actually that's enough." Sean was quite satisfied. There were audio recordings, photos, and videos.

You can make up a random picture at the beginning, let alone have evidence in hand.

It's not going to court anyway, so no one cares whether this thing can be used as evidence.

"Print out more things, and attach the information of the two of them." Sean ordered: "Don't take them all out at once. Well, it's your first time, just take the photos..."

…

New York Times, headquarters building.

"Editor-in-Chief, I received a letter without a sender today. It contains some photos. I think you should take a look." The secretary put the things on the desk of the New York Times editor-in-chief.

The information and photos clearly describe the identity and relationship between Akomo Appler and McIntosh Quinnier in detail, as well as the contents of the transaction between the two.

The editor-in-chief is not surprised by this. This kind of thing is actually quite common, but there is no evidence and not many reports.

He picked up the last piece of paper and wrote something on it: These things have been mailed to newspapers such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, the New York Daily News, the New York Post, and the Chicago Tribune.

In addition, we also have audio and video recordings.

Such a simple sentence means a lot. In other words, even if the New York Times may not report this thing due to some considerations, other nationally distributed newspapers will also report it.

Unless the leader of the New Jersey Mafia is really capable of buying major newspapers across the United States, it is inevitable that this matter will be published.

Thinking of this, the editor stood up, walked outside with the photo, and said loudly with a righteous face: "We have received evidence that the police chief of Trenton, New Jersey, colluded with drug criminals and returned the drug seizures to the police.

Drug criminal."

"These damn vampires, the worms of the federal government, they are taking taxpayers' money, but they are doing things to enrich themselves!"

"We absolutely cannot allow this kind of thing to continue to happen in the pure land of the United States!"

"As the discoverers of the truth, as the watchdog of public opinion, and as the eyes and mouthpiece of the American people, we must expose this behavior!"

"Justice!"

After an impassioned speech, the editor-in-chief handed over the photos and information to the people below, who will make a big news article based on these information...

…

The next day, as soon as McIntosh Quinnell arrived at the police station, he felt that the atmosphere was a bit strange, and many people looked at him very strangely.

When we arrived at the door of the office, someone immediately ran up to us: "Oh my God, why didn't you answer the phone!?"

"Maybe the big brother is out of power. You know, that thing uses up power very quickly." McIntosh Quinnier said nonchalantly: "What's wrong? What's the big deal?"

"You..." The corner of the visitor's mouth twitched. You were really calm, but I don't know if you could keep it up after reading the newspaper for a while. "Let's take a look."

Picking up the newspapers on the table, these had obviously been sorted out by someone, and they were all turned to specific pages. There was a big photo on it, and you could tell from the profile that it was you.

"Is he the police chief or a drug criminal?"

"Shocking: The police chief is actually the boss behind drug criminals!"

"What's wrong with the police in our country?"

"Is this specific or common?"

Each of the titles was extremely sensational. Just after taking a glance at the content, McIntosh Quinnell felt that his vision went dark and his body was swaying and about to fall over.

"This, this, this, this is a rumor, yes, a rumor, I just happened to meet Akomo there." McIntosh Quinnier's face turned pale, and the hand holding the newspaper kept shaking.

Do you think everyone believes this?

The subordinate opened his mouth, but his words changed again, "If it's just a photo, it can't explain anything."

"Yes, yes!" McIntosh Quinnier said loudly, as if grasping at a life-saving straw.

His subordinates wanted to tell him that it was useless for him to tell me what he said. He should think about how to handle the matter!

The phone on the table rang, and McIntosh Quinnell hurriedly picked it up. The caller was the mayor, who cursed him hard on the phone.

There is a saying that pulling out carrots brings out the mud. If McIntosh Quinnier explodes, it is likely to implicate many people.

Therefore, people are calling or sending people to McIntosh Quinnier to ask what is going on and is there any evidence in the hands of the media?

On the same day, Sean released the videotape and more photos to the media.

If you want to make topics popular, you can't let the topic pass away in a flash. It must be sustainable. Therefore, if you release it bit by bit, there will be evidence in your hands.

It wasn't until the recorded conversations appeared in the media that McIntosh Quinnier finally couldn't bear it anymore.

Since these items were obtained illegally, they cannot be used as evidence and cannot be brought to court.

However, everyone knew the truth of this matter, so McIntosh Quinnier had to take the blame and resign to quell public outrage.

Of course, he actually didn't want to, but many people thought he should go down so as not to injure others!

In addition, this incident also prompted Forbol to launch an investigation into Akomo.

For a time, DiMeo's connections in the political circles became quiet and cautious, and Fopole's investigation also forced a lot of business to stop.