North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 153 The strange disappearance case

Although the SWAT search is slow, it will never miss every corner it passes. The shield-wielding police officer at the front pointed the shield at the door. The second police officer behind him tried it first. The door was locked, and he directly

Raise your foot to kick the door open. SWAT has been trained. Even Jimmy learned this trick during training. In the past, it took him several times to kick the door open. Now, for wooden doors, it is basically just one kick, and more than two kicks are enough.

Enough.

The door opened, and the second police officer returned behind the shield. Almost at the same time, the gunman inside started shooting at the door. The police officers behind him began to retreat, and the police officers at the door also fired back while retreating.

In this case, there is no need to attack by force. Since it has been confirmed that the gunman is inside, it is time to shock the scene.

Except for the police officer holding a shield who was still blocking the door with his shield, the other team members had already retreated. The police officer holding a rifle behind him directly took off the shock bomb and threw it diagonally into the office. In such a small area, the shock bomb

The stun effect has been enhanced, in which the gunman fires wildly without a target until the bullets are exhausted.

The rest is simple. Several SWATs fired a few shots directly from the door to the inside. After confirming that the gunman was hit and the gunman lost the ability to resist, they began to enter in a protective formation, kicked away the pistol, put on handcuffs, and then started the first aid process.

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When the emergency personnel waiting outside came in and confirmed that the gunman had no signs of life, LRPD finally took over and SWAT and Jimmy retreated.

Jimmy came here once to help, but he didn't do anything. However, the more times he cooperated with SWAT, the better and better the understanding became. When the formation retreated just now, there was no collision like the first time they cooperated.

Thanks to the training he received at SWAT, Jimmy made up for the missing link that he did not attend the police academy. In the police academy, police officers are trained in armed search and team marching plans, but this link is missing.

Jimmy basically relied on instinct to cooperate with others in previous collaborations.

In fact, this situation is very dangerous. If Jimmy enters the line of fire of others, the probability of injury is very high, and other people will stop shooting because of his interference. Without fire suppression, other police officers may even be injured.

The most obvious thing was when Jimmy cooperated with the DEA. If the DEA agent hadn't stopped shooting when he rushed to the door, he would have been hit by a bullet from behind. At that time, he was a reckless man, relying on his own talent as if he were playing a game.

Random, capricious, without any regard for other people's feelings.

Now Jimmy is actually more like a normal policeman, but with outstanding abilities.

After Jimmy returned, he did not continue to practice shooting at the shooting range, but went directly back to the police station. Everything else has been going smoothly recently, except for the two paintings sent to him by Roland that have not yet been followed up.

Jimmy looked at the two paintings repeatedly. There was no way to judge the clothes of the humanoid in the paintings. He could only tell that he was wearing a long windbreaker. The face was not clearly drawn. There was hair, but it was not particularly long, at least in the painting.

There is no that kind of flying mid-length hair look.

The hair in the painting is different from that of Jimmy and Roland. After Jimmy became a police officer, he was basically a little longer than his body size. The county police often wore cowboy hats. If the hair was long, it would make a mark. But Roland, basically

It's just that the curly hair is a little stronger than the bald head. If it is painted on, you can basically not see any difference from the bald head.

As for the gun in the painting, the shape of the gun gradually widens from the top of the barrel to the cylinder. It should be Roland's Remington 1875. Roland used this kind of pistol when I went there last time. And Jimmy's gun

For many years, the M686-1 of Smith & Wesson has been used, and the appearance is very different.

Suddenly Jimmy thought of a person, Chambers. When Jimmy went to see Roland last time, Chambers was not there. He didn't know what Chambers looked like. Could these two paintings be the money for the paintings?

Burse Chambers got Roland's gun?

There was too little information, and Jimmy couldn't reason at all. It seemed that if there was a chance, he would still have to communicate with Roland.

After receiving the notice from the dispatch center, Jimmy put the painting back in the drawer, organized his equipment, and headed to Macon in the north of Pulaski County. This case was more troublesome. It was not a regular stop, security case or shooting case, but

A disappearance case.

Macon is surrounded by forests, and many houses here are built alone on the edge of the woods. The person who reported the crime was not here, but after being unable to contact his family, he called the police and asked the police to check if something happened at home.

After arriving at the address mentioned by the reporter, police officers from the North Division found that the door was open, there were some blood stains on the floor of the living room, and there was no one in the house, so they contacted the dispatch center and requested personnel and K9 support.

Jimmy arrived at the scene about 40 minutes later. He had no choice but to do it. It was indeed a bit far away. The scope of Pulaski County was a bit large. Both the North and South District Bureaus had relatively large areas of responsibility, but there were not a few more personnel. If

If you need support, you usually contact the nearest town police or directly ask for help from the headquarters.

By the time Jimmy arrived, the K9 team had already arrived and had begun searching around the house based on the blood stains on the ground.

Jimmy learned about it from the police officers present. The missing person was a middle-aged white man in his 50s who lived alone. The reporter was his son, who was studying out of town. He called the police after he could not contact his father.

The house was built next to the woods. Only the living room was a little messy, but the other rooms seemed to be in good condition. There was a pickup truck parked outside the door, and there was no blood on the pickup truck.

Based on the situation at the scene, the police judged that there was probably an armed struggle. The blood on the ground did not look like it was sprayed like a shooting, but more like it was thrown out and fell on the floor.

Jimmy has not received training related to blood trace identification, so he has no way to judge. Now he can only rely on K9. The K9 police officer outside notified them, and several county police officers began to follow the K9 into the forest.

K9's nose is still very good. Various smells gather in the forest. In such an environment, K9 can find the smell of blood and track it accurately.

Not far into the forest, Jimmy and the others found the first spot of blood, which was a half-blood handprint pressed on the tree trunk. There was also a drop of blood on the lower part of the tree trunk.

Continuing to search forward, after traveling several dozen meters, K9 suddenly turned a corner, went around to the side, and then barked wildly at a big tree.

Jimmy and the others circled the tree and saw nothing unusual on the ground. They looked up and saw a young police officer climbing the tree and found a bloody dagger at the first branch.

. He put on his gloves, put the dagger into the evidence bag, and took it down.

The K9 continued to move forward, and the police officer followed the K9 around in the forest. Suddenly, they found that they left the forest and returned to the back of the house where the crime occurred.

(End of chapter)