North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 129 Cleaner

Jimmy had three drinks. Although he was sober, he did not dare to drive back by himself, so he hailed a taxi directly in front of the bar and went home.

The next day, after Jimmy went to work, he was still considering whether to call the number Justin gave him.

It's almost March now, and tax filing season is in April. The IRS matter must be dealt with as soon as possible. If this phone call can really solve the matter, it will definitely be very cost-effective for me.

The question now is whether Justin can be trusted.

After thinking about it for most of the day, until the afternoon, Jimmy finally made up his mind to call over first to see if he was a policeman, so he would not be attacked in person. He had no grudge against Justin, and he should not harm him.

die.

Jimmy changed into casual clothes, drove his car to a mobile phone store, and bought a prepaid mobile phone.

Jimmy unpacked his mobile phone and returned to the parking lot of the police station. There was no one here now. He took out the card given by Justin and made a call using a prepaid mobile phone.

The kind of anonymous mobile phones sold in mobile phone stores are very common abroad.)

The other end of the phone picked up after a few rings, and a man's voice rang: "Who are you?"

Jimmy: "Justin gave me the number and he said you could solve my problem."

Man: "Can I contact you at this number?"

Jimmy: "Yes."

Man: "Wait for my call." Then the phone hung up.

Jimmy put his cell phone in his pocket and walked back to the police station. No need to ask, the person on the other side must have confirmed his identity and will probably contact Justin. For people who do this kind of thing, it is necessary to ensure their own safety, in case it is fishing.

Woolen cloth.

Jimmy didn't expect the other party to confirm so quickly. As soon as he walked into the lobby, his cell phone rang.

Jimmy picked up the phone, and the other party just said, "Meet you at the bar at 9pm tonight." Then he hung up.

Jimmy put the phone back into his pocket. It seemed that Justin's credibility was very good. The other party probably confirmed it with just a phone call, and then put the meeting place at Justin's side. Obviously, as a middleman, Justin had enough credibility to accept it.

Let the other person trust him completely.

In a sense, Justin looks like a broker at the back of society. I have indeed seen this kind of person in novels and TV series before, but for the first time, Jimmy still needs to be careful.

In the evening, Jimmy signed out of get off work, changed his status at the dispatch center, changed his daily clothes, and went to the bar. It was only 8:30, and there were not many people in the bar, and there was no one at the bar.

Jimmy sat down at the bar and called out, "Hey, Justin, give me a drink."

Justin took Jimmy's wine from the wine rack, poured him a glass, and then the bottle was empty.

Jimmy took out his wallet and bought another bottle. Fortunately, the bar had plenty of stock, and Glenlivet 18 was not a scarce wine, so Jimmy would not have to switch to other wines for his next drink.

After a while, a middle-aged man came in and sat next to Jimmy.

"Justin, Bourbon."

Justin got a bottle of bourbon and poured him a glass.

The middle-aged man picked up the cup, took a sip, and asked, "Is there a place in it?"

Justin: "Empty."

The middle-aged man turned to Jimmy and said, "Follow me." Then he took the wine glass and walked to the door next to the bar.

Justin made an invitation gesture to Jimmy, and Jimmy walked over with his own cup.

There is a small private room at the door. The space is not large. There are three sofas against three walls and a coffee table in the middle. Jimmy has already scanned this space and found nothing unusual here.

Jimmy and the middle-aged man walked over and sat down on the sofa facing each other.

The middle-aged man looks to be in his 40s, has short hair, wears a pair of glasses, and is dressed very ordinary. His palms look rough. If it is not hard work, it is probably caused by gun training, because Jimmy himself has similar symptoms on his hands.

cocoon, except that Jimmy mainly has his right hand, while this guy has both hands.

Middle-aged man: "Now you can tell me your requirements, and I will give you a quotation."

Jimmy: "Any requests?"

Middle-aged man: "Any request, I will evaluate whether to follow up."

Jimmy took a sip of wine and leaned on the back of the sofa to look at him. The middle-aged man also looked at Jimmy, motionless.

Jimmy waited for a while, sat up straight and said to the middle-aged man: "I had some special circumstances before. I only had stable income certificates from last year, and my tax payment records before last year have not been checked because I do not have previous income certificates."

, and you cannot directly ask people to check past tax returns, so as not to attract their attention."

Middle-aged man: "Please tell me in more detail about your experiences before last year."

Jimmy: "There are other issues involved here. I can't tell you. Just treat it as if I had an official job before, but I may not have a tax payment record."

Middle-aged man: "No, I need clear information to judge risks."

Jimmy: "Wait for me."

Jimmy opened the door and walked out.

Jimmy: "Justin, are you sure there's nothing wrong with that person? Some things need to be kept secret."

Justin: "No problem, I guarantee it."

Jimmy looked at Justin and nodded, then walked back to the small private room.

Jimmy: "On the record, I was in the State Police Highway Patrol, and I joined the county police here in January last year. But in fact, I didn't work for the State Police, and I don't have proof of income. I was in the special department before.

, I only took over my current status in January last year.”

Middle-aged man: "I understand." After saying that, he leaned on the sofa and started thinking.

Jimmy didn't bother him and just drank by himself.

The middle-aged man thought for a while and said to Jimmy: "It can be done. I will contact the relevant personnel to privately check your information in the system. If the previous records are complete, you only need to pay US$50,000 as the inquiry fee.

If there are no previous records, of course, I will show you the query results, then you need to pay me 300,000, and I will arrange for someone to process your previous data to ensure that when you file your tax return this year, all the previous records are there and will not be used against you.

There’s no impact now.”

Jimmy: "How long will it take?"

Middle-aged man: "If the query results are all normal, it will only take 3 days. If the data needs to be changed, it will take at least a week. You need to pay 50,000 to Justin in advance. If the data needs to be changed, all subsequent funds will also be handed over to Justin."

Justin is the middleman. If everything goes well, you need to give him 5,000 yuan afterwards. If the data needs to be changed, you need to give him an additional 30,000 yuan, and you pay the intermediary fee."

Jimmy calculated his income and found that he could still get the money, but it was a bit of a stretch.

The bulk of his own capital is actually licensing fees. Joyous lamps have already begun to expand their markets. In addition to police use, there are also markets for highway construction, road warnings, etc., so Jimmy's current income is good.

He was thinking about buying a house before. If he didn't want to buy a good house in a good location, he would have already done that.

What needs to be considered now is whether it is worth spending so much money to solve this headache.

After thinking again and again, Jimmy finally rejected his idea of ​​bargaining.

Jimmy stretched out his right hand, and the middle-aged man also stretched out his right hand. After shaking hands, the two said: "Deal."

Jimmy took out a notepad and pen from his pocket, wrote down his name and social security number, and handed it to the other party.

The small notepad and pen are what Jimmy eats with. Police officers have the habit of carrying them with them even when they are off duty.

The two of them took the wine glasses out of the private room and returned to the bar.

The middle-aged man put down his glass, pressed a 20-dollar bill, and left the bar.

Jimmy sat back at the bar and put the wine glass on the bar. Justin had already brought the wine bottle over in advance, poured Jimmy a glass and added a few ice cubes.

Jimmy: "Justin, are you sure there's nothing wrong? I'm going to be broke if something goes wrong."

Justin: "If he agrees, it'll be fine. His credibility is very good."

Jimmy: "Who is he? I don't even know his name or code name."

Justin: "No name, codenamed Cleaner, some people also call him Scavenger."

Jimmy: "What about you? What is your role? Now can you tell me a little bit about it."

Justin: "Now is not a good time. There are a lot of people here. Enjoy life and come here early tomorrow."

Jimmy: "Where's the money?"

Justin: "Come over and talk tomorrow. Don't worry, I'll always be here."

Jimmy took the wine glass and left the bar. He spent almost all his savings in one night. He was very distressed now and needed to relax.

(End of chapter)