North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 168 Passive Vacation

When Jimmy came out of the county police headquarters, he was driving his own car. There was no first aid equipment in the car. He was wearing civilian clothes and did not have a bunch of accessories on his duty belt.

Fortunately, he has a good habit of carrying guns. When he goes out, he at least carries an armpit holster and his own revolver, as well as some bullets in his trouser pockets.

The LRPD policeman who rushed over in an emergency did not shoot Jimmy directly without any conditioned reflex. Instead, after seeing the police badge raised by Jimmy, he confirmed his identity, ran to Jimmy's side and quickly used a tourniquet to perform emergency treatment on him.

The LRPD people were left to deal with the scene. Jimmy handed his gun to the LRPD along with the armpit holster, and left the scene in the ambulance to go to the hospital. Because there were many bullet holes in his car, the LRPD needed to record the scene.

It is then towed away by a tow truck.

The effect of the tourniquet is quite good. Because it is on the left calf, the position where the tourniquet is tied is relatively easy to fix. If it were changed to another position that is not easy to fix, Jimmy would have to wait for the ambulance to get styptic powder.

Jimmy stopped the bleeding in time without losing too much blood. He performed a round of emergency hemostasis treatment in the ambulance. After the bullet in the left calf was removed and sutured at the hospital, Jimmy was fine.

The news of Jimmy's injury once again spread to the county police and LRPD. This is the second time this year. The last time he was hit, his arm was broken, and this time it was a direct gunshot wound to the leg. What an ill-fated fate.

Jimmy could already think of how many jokes others would have to prepare about him after he went to work, a rare moment of laughter.

Jimmy stayed in the hospital for two days. He was really bored. After three guarantees, he was discharged and went home.

The preliminary investigation by the LRPD has yielded results. As expected, as Jimmy thought, both guns were stolen from Jimmy. The revolver in the hands of the Hispanic young man was confirmed by the gun number to be Jimmy's spare M686-1.

Another shooter used a Beretta 92F with a silencer. This gun has no record and is classified as a black gun.

Massey, who was being held at the police station but had not yet been transferred to the detention center, was interrogated again after the LRPD confirmed the revolver number.

After being informed of the assault on the police, Massie finally admitted that he had given both guns to the gunmen, both of whom were relatives and friends of the deceased in Jacksonville last time.

The target of the three of them was Jimmy. The original plan of the three of them was actually to break into the house with weapons and kill for revenge. Since Jimmy was not at home, it turned into a theft.

They separately monitored the entry and exit of the county police headquarters. Since Jimmy was grounded, they did not find a chance.

This time, because Marcy was caught by the LRPD, Jimmy thought he was safe, so he left the county police station and went to the LRPD to wait for news. The remaining two people directly ambush Jimmy outside the LRPD. In order to ensure the effect of the ambush,

They did not wait until Jimmy was far away from the police station before taking action, but started taking action directly at the first intersection.

Of course, this can also explain the reason why the two of them are not good at shooting, because most of the time, gang members only use guns as a deterrent. They know how to shoot, can shoot, and dare to shoot, but after all, they do not often go to the shooting range to train.

, the accuracy is poor, so Jimmy can survive the sneak attack by two people.

The starting point of all this comes from the incident where Jimmy shot four people to death in Jacksonville. In the final analysis, Jimmy is still responsible for his own fault.

The LRPD is still continuing to verify the relationship between Marcy and the two gunmen at the scene and what happened to them these days. The case has not been finally closed and submitted to the district attorney's office. Jimmy already knows the general story and the gunmen are dead. To him,

For me, the most important thing now is to rest at home.

Because Jimmy lives alone, Jimmy now relies entirely on takeout, and naturally there is nothing good to eat. Fortunately, the danger has been lifted, and he is safe now, so it doesn't matter. He eats more takeout and does less exercise. In a short time

Within a few days, he started to gain weight.

After his legs got a little better and he could walk, Jimmy was considering whether to take this opportunity to go on vacation. As long as he didn't go to New York, in principle it should be safe and there would be no problem.

There was actually another reason why Jimmy wanted to go out for a walk. The day after Jimmy was shot, Director James suddenly called and asked Jimmy to recover from his injuries, and granted Jimmy three weeks of leave.

Although James did not explain the reason, Jimmy probably still has something to do with Jacksonville. Taking advantage of Jimmy's injury this time, he can be fair and aboveboard and let him leave for a while, giving an explanation to all parties and being justified at the same time.

Jimmy should now be the focus of all parties' attention. No one wants to offend or deal with a violent person like him.

Jimmy is also self-aware that this vacation will not be long. When his left leg recovers, he will probably be able to go out in a little more than a week.

Calculating the time, Jimmy had just survived that major incident, and Jimmy had no intention of going to New York to join in the fun. Oh, by the way, there was also Washington DC. I remember a plane also appeared there.

Jimmy thought about what he was doing, and finally decided to go to Texas to at least find out what happened with the last two paintings. It had been a long time since the two paintings had been received, and there still had to be a result, no matter who the painter was.

It is always good for anyone to know some foreseeable situations.

Jimmy prepared some clothes. He didn't plan to fly there this time. It was really inconvenient to carry a gun. Although he had a gun case and ID, it was really painful to go back and forth to fill out the procedures.

Jimmy's car had been sent to a cooperative repair shop. A few bullet holes were not a big deal for a repair shop that often dealt with police cars. Jimmy was driven back a few days later.

Not only were the holes repaired, but they were also repainted, giving a 10-year-old second-hand car a brand new look. Of course, it cost a lot of money. Jimmy still has some feelings for the car. Although there is no shortage of funds now, he still can’t bear to throw it away.

Got a new one.

Jimmy did not wear an armpit holster this time, but directly used a belt holster. The belt can hang a quick loader and 6 bullets. For him, 18 rounds of bullets are enough, and the remaining bullets are in

Keep it in the bullet box and put it in the glove box for later use.

It was already September. Jimmy put on a shirt and jeans, put on the authentic cowboy hat that Thorsten gave him last time, drove to the police station to pick up the painting, and then left Little Rock, aiming for Hamilton, Texas.

There was no talking all the way. For Jimmy, driving was almost cost-effective. He took two breaks along the way. After a distance of several hundred kilometers, he arrived in Hamilton that afternoon.

Jimmy did not go directly to Roland, but just like when he came before, he rested one night in Hamilton and waited until the next day to go again. After driving for a day, Jimmy was also tired.

(End of chapter)