North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 178 Are you kidding me?

Jimmy looked at the information on the paper, then looked up at James.

James: "Jimmy, you've seen it, we need to go get Dick Dias back."

Jimmy nodded.

James continued: "Originally, the escort was provided by the county bailiff, but there is a problem now. Because of the reasons you know, there is currently no way to bring the person back by plane. We can only drive there and then drive him back.

This is a bit troublesome. After all, he is a murderer. If we only send the bailiff there, there may be an accident, so you will be responsible this time."

Jimmy's eyes widened. What the hell? Can't fly? Drive from Little Rock, Arkansas to Los Angeles, California?

Jimmy: "You're kidding, right? Are you asking me to drive there to take you there? It's almost 3,000 kilometers from here to Los Angeles, driving there and back?"

James: "I'm not kidding. In the past we could indeed fly there directly and then fly back again, but now we can't do that for the time being."

Jimmy: "It's close to 3,000 kilometers, and driving is exhausting. How many people can I take?"

James: "Two county bailiffs, we don't have many people."

Jimmy: "No, there's no way we can rotate between three people and two cars."

James: "You are not required to leave quickly and come back quickly. You can take your time. There is really no shortage of people. Every court needs enough people to maintain order."

Jimmy: "What about transferring 2 guards from the Correctional Center?"

James: "The people over there are also short of manpower. Don't think about it, there are only so many."

Jimmy was helpless. He couldn't survive this day. The 3,000-kilometer round trip would take more than a week just on the road. No, people would die if he did this.

Jimmy: "Director James, please call TSA again and beg them. We really can't drive there to pick people up. It takes more than a week to go back and forth. Even if we can drive back, accidents will be too easy on the road. If it's closer, like

I can drive to and from Texas and even New Mexico, California is just too far.”

James looked at Jimmy and nodded, "Then you go out first and I will contact you again."

After many communications with James, TSA finally agreed to the police station's request, but the requirement was that guns could not be carried on the plane, and the prisoners needed to be supervised by two people, and the flight schedule was designated by TSA.

Since he needs double supervision and does not have a gun, in order to ensure safety, Jimmy still cannot run away. Who makes him the most capable person in the county police? Although his record is all obtained from gun battles, other people's close combat abilities are not as good.

What the hell.

Jimmy rested one night and went out with a bailiff the next day to the airport and flew to Los Angeles.

Because it was official business, Jimmy and the county bailiff Paul boarded the plane with full equipment and certificates issued by the police department. However, their guns were required to be locked in the suitcases in accordance with regulations and could not be carried with them.

The plane landed at Los Angeles International Airport. Jimmy and the others took their luggage and took a taxi directly to the West Hollywood Police Department. The West Hollywood Police Department is affiliated with the Western Division, and Dick Dias was arrested by them.

Jimmy and the others rushed all the way to the West Hollywood branch. It was almost evening. This was not a good time to go to the police station. Jimmy and the county bailiff Paul found a cheap hotel nearby to stay, have a rest, and then wait to go to West Hollywood tomorrow morning.

Branch.

After Jimmy and Paul got their own rooms, they separated. When they came to Hollywood, they always had to wander around. It was nothing for two grown men to be together.

At 8 o'clock the next morning, Jimmy and Paul met downstairs in the hotel. Both of them had already changed into police uniforms and police badges, and left the hotel towards the West Hollywood Police Station.

I have to say that Los Angeles is rich. The building of the West Hollywood District Police Department under the Western Division looks even more beautiful than Jimmy’s county police building. There are many people coming in and out, and the desertedness of their county police building

It's really a stark contrast.

There are only twenty or thirty people in the Pulaski County Police Headquarters, and most of them are administrative staff.

Here, it is obvious that there are many LAPD police officers. Jimmy and Paul, two men in yellow police uniforms, are very conspicuous among a group of city police officers in black uniforms.

The two of them walked to the front desk of the police station under the gaze of others.

Jimmy: "Hi, I'm Jimmy Young, Sheriff of Pulaski County, Arkansas, calling for Superintendent Robert Fuller."

Jimmy and Paul came together, and it was still Jimmy who was in charge. Although Paul and Jimmy were not in the same department, he was not interested in competing with Jimmy for priority. It is normal for Jimmy, a county police celebrity, to enjoy the rights of being in charge, even if this is

The second time was to take the prisoner back.

Front desk: "Wait a moment." The front desk picked up the phone and soon a police superintendent came out of the police station. He had three mountain lines and a curved bottom below. The superintendent was a middle-aged white man with a bald head and a height similar to Jimmy's.

About 180 centimeters tall, he looks very strong, and his arm muscles hold up his police uniform.

The receptionist raised his hand to signal Jimmy. The superintendent walked towards Jimmy and the two shook hands.

Superintendent: "Hi, I'm Superintendent Robert Fuller, welcome to the West Hollywood Division."

Jimmy: "Hello, I'm Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Young of Pulaski County, Arkansas, and this is County Marshal Paul."

The superintendent shook hands with Paul and then said to Jimmy, "Follow me and we'll talk inside."

Jimmy and Paul followed Superintendent Robert into the police station and arrived at an independent office. After Jimmy and the others entered, Robert closed the door and closed the blinds.

Robert: "I can call you Jimmy, Jimmy, Paul, you guys sit down and I'll look for the files."

Robert sat at his desk, took out a document from the drawer, and handed it to Jimmy.

Robert: "This is Dick Dias's file. You can take a look at it first. Four days ago, there were many thefts in Beverly Hills. The windows of many luxury stores were smashed and the goods in the stores were stolen.

was stolen.

As the store's silent alarm was triggered, nearby police officers arrived in time and arrested three suspects at the scene. Several others were not caught. This serial theft case is currently being investigated. One of the three people arrested was Dick.

·Dias.

When we entered the suspect's information, Dick Diaz's fingerprint triggered a system warning, and he was temporarily detained in the Los Angeles County Jail, and we notified your police department."

Jimmy looked at Dick Dias' file provided by the LAPD. First, Dick Dias's personal information and photos, and then the theft records. According to the interrogation, Dick was not the mastermind. All three of them belonged to a small gang.

Dick is just a subordinate, and the LAPD has no interest in him.

Jimmy closed the file and handed it back to Superintendent Robert, "Thank you. Dick has been missing since he committed the crime over there. I didn't expect him to come so far to Los Angeles. Thank you for catching this dangerous suspect."

Robert smiled and said, "You're welcome, Jimmy, when can you transfer the prisoners?"

Jimmy: "You know the airlines are very nervous now because they need to escort prisoners. TSA has assigned us a flight. Delta Airlines will take off at Los Angeles International Airport at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon."

Robert: "That's enough time. I'll arrange for someone to go with you to the Los Angeles County Jail tomorrow morning to pick him up."

Jimmy: "Okay, then we'll come back tomorrow morning. Thank you, Superintendent Robert."

Jimmy and Paul shook hands with Robert respectively and then left the West Hollywood Police Station.

(End of chapter)