North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 174 Do you want to go?

On the second day of rest, Jimmy did not go to the police station. He needed to communicate with James about whether to go to the FBI. This was not his alone. For him, the help James has given him in the past two years has been too great.

, it can be said that without James’ help, Jimmy might still be an ordinary restaurant waiter now.

Jimmy called James in advance. Instead of discussing the matter on the phone, he made an appointment to meet and chat at James' house tomorrow night.

Jimmy took care of his housework, and then went to his private warehouse. He paid the rent for the warehouse for a year. He usually only visited it every once in a while, not often.

This time, the main purpose is to get his own CIA information. If you have this copy of the information, then there must be an original copy stored in the CIA archives. Jimmy's CIA identity must be OK, otherwise Tom would not be able to prepare these things for him.

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If he wants to go to the FBI, then Jimmy's identity will be an obstacle. Jimmy himself has no idea at all. After all, James has experienced more, and Tom is his old friend. Even if he knows less, he is still better than Jimmy.

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Jimmy took the file bag, left the warehouse, and went home to rest.

At 8 o'clock in the evening the next day, Jimmy drove to the community where James lived. He still used the county police badge to enter the community. Due to the presence of James as the chief, the community security guards were very familiar with the county police badge. Jimmy was basically not inspected.

Let him in.

Jimmy stood at the door and knocked. Mrs. Baldwin opened the door.

Jimmy: "Good evening, Mrs. Baldwin."

Mrs. Baldwin: "Oh, good evening, Jimmy, come in."

Mrs. Baldwin opened the door and let Jimmy in. James was not in the study today, but was sitting on the sofa in the living room watching a TV series. It seemed that this was TV time for the couple, and Jimmy came a bit suddenly.

When James saw Jimmy coming in, he also got up from the sofa. He called Jimmy and walked into the study together.

This time James didn't go to get the bottle. Mrs. Baldwin came in behind him, carrying a tray with two cups and a pot of coffee.

James picked up the coffee pot and poured two cups, and Mrs. Baldwin left the study directly.

James: "Jimmy, try it. Mary's coffee skills are very good."

Jimmy reached for a cup of coffee, blew on it, and then took a sip.

Jimmy: "Wow, the coffee is great. Looks like I'm going to ask Mrs. Baldwin to learn how to make coffee. I always buy it in stores outside."

James: "Well, you can come and see Mary more often when you have nothing to do. Our little ones haven't been back for a long time. Since they went to college, they have flown far away."

Jimmy put down the coffee and said to James: "James, I have a problem with you this time. Do you still remember Agent Harten from the FBI? You arranged for me to support them in handling the case."

James: "Well, remember, you also hid your record. Tsk, there were 9 people in total, and you shot 7 of them. It really scared me. By the way, did you go to church later?"

Jimmy: "Well, you remember, I went there a few times, but then I rarely went there. Father Reuter doesn't seem to like me very much, well, I don't bother to annoy others."

James: "Well, it's still necessary to go there a few times to make yourself familiar. This will also be your shield if something happens in the future."

Jimmy: "Okay, I'll go to church during the next break. This visit to you is related to Agent Hatten. He contacted me the night before yesterday and said that maybe the FBI would conduct a round of expansion. He asked me

Opinions, whether you are willing to go to the FBI."

James: "What do you think?"

Jimmy: "I don't have any special ideas. For me, it doesn't make any difference what career I choose."

James: "It still depends on your own choice. I can't give you any advice."

Jimmy: "Let's not talk about whether to go to the FBI or not. There is a big problem now. Tom left it behind."

Jimmy took out the document bag from his bag, opened it, and handed James the first CIA agent information form, as well as his CIA ID.

Jimmy: "This is the material that was in the briefcase that Tom left for me. I didn't know before that the identity he gave me was actually an agent of the CIA Operations Division."

James took one look at it and handed it back to Jimmy.

James: "Keep these things and don't show them to anyone, including me."

Jimmy took back the information and put it into the document bag. He kept the documents and put the document bag into his bag.

James: "I had a guess when Tom asked me to find an Asian to inherit the identity. It seems that the replacement information he prepared for you has been completely processed. There should be no problem with this identity, otherwise he wouldn't have to go out of his way to

Put your information in the will."

Jimmy: "I think so too. There is no problem with my identity, but if I go to the FBI, will they find out?"

James: "It should be no problem. The CIA's employee information should be confidential in theory. The CIA is not a department under the Department of Justice. Theoretically, the FBI cannot see their internal data."

Jimmy: "I have never been in contact with anyone from the CIA. I really don't know. I'm worried that this identity may come to light later."

James: "There's no way around this. Tom did everything. We can't interfere at all. We can only take it one step at a time."

Jimmy: "James, if, I mean if, I go to the FBI, what will you do?"

James: "Huh? Are you worried about this? The county police have been here for so many years, how could it be suspended just because of you?! Do you have any misunderstanding about your position?"

Jimmy looked at James speechlessly, his words were too hurtful.

As a support team directly under the county police headquarters, Jimmy's role is definitely equivalent to that of two or three patrol officers. It can even be said that Jimmy's deterrence is now higher than that of a powerful support department such as SWAT.

Especially now, if there is a gang crime, Jimmy just needs to go out and stand, shout a few words, and they will obediently raise their hands and surrender. There is no need for a strong attack or a shootout between police and robbers. This is the intimidation power of Jimmy the Butcher.

Seeing Jimmy's unconvinced look, James couldn't help but sigh, Jimmy is still young and energetic.

James: "Jimmy, you have to remember that the police are a group, and there can be top talents in this group, but for our responsibilities, a large number of ordinary police officers are the basis of our existence.

Yes, you are indeed very good, but before you came, we have existed for hundreds of years. We do not rely on one person to punish criminals and maintain law and order, but on the entire group.

So, Jimmy, no matter what your final decision is, I support you. Don't think about whether there will be any problems with the county police because of your departure. This is not what you should consider."

(End of chapter)