North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 180 Emergency Authorization

The prison superintendent returned to the building. Jimmy looked around and saw that there was thick smoke in the building on the right side of the prison. It looked like it had been set on fire.

The prison riot had started for almost 10 minutes, and there was still no siren heard outside. Either the prison did not report it, or there was a problem with the county sheriff's office. Normally, there should at least be support from nearby patrol officers.

Jimmy took out his cell phone and called James: "Director James, there is a problem with the prisoner handover."

James: "What?"

Jimmy: "There just happened to be a riot in the Los Angeles County Prison. Our handover procedures have not been completed. Now the prison guards are doing their best to suppress it. Paul and I are waiting for news from them at the door. We may not be able to catch the TSA-required flight today."

James: "Please protect yourself, I will contact you to check on the situation."

Jimmy: "Okay."

Jimmy hung up the phone and began to observe the situation in the building through the walls and doors.

The prisoners on both sides of the passage must have entered the building to cause trouble during the riot. Now there is not a single prisoner in sight on both sides. The closest prison guards to Jimmy and the others are the guards at the prison gate. They have closed the door, picked up rifles and started to guard.

Jimmy once again observed a figure inside running towards the door, it was the prison police superintendent.

Prison Superintendent: "Matthew was intercepted. The prisoner broke through Area B and has now entered the main building. We must evacuate and wait for support to arrive before entering. Come on, let's go to the gate."

Jimmy and the prison superintendent walked toward the gate and asked, "It's been more than ten minutes and your support hasn't arrived yet. How many prison guards and staff are there now?"

Prison guard superintendent: "I don't know. Now the situation inside can no longer be revealed at all."

Jimmy: "Do you want to contact the county police? Their response is too slow. You can use my mobile phone." Jimmy has already observed the prison guard's equipment. He does not wear any equipment except the plastic handcuffs hanging on his back.

The superintendent of prison guards came to the door and directly contacted his superiors using the phone at the gate. It was not clear what they were talking about, but he seemed to have a bad look on his face.

Jimmy's cell phone rang, and James called: "Jimmy, things are not going well. Get out of prison as soon as possible."

Jimmy: "Paul and I are already at the gate, but according to their regulations, we can't open the gate now and we can't get out."

James: "Then take care to protect yourself. Now we can only rely on you."

The superintendent of the prison guard came over: "Sorry, it will take a while for the support to arrive. You have to stay a little longer. There was a case in the city just now. The police had already gone to support there before, and they are on their way back now."

Just as he was talking, the door of the prison building was suddenly opened, and the criminal in orange prison uniform had appeared at the door of the building. He glanced outside, turned back to the building, and did not rush out.

A prison guard next to the gate said to the superintendent: "We have just received news that the warden and others are still trapped inside and need our emergency rescue."

The prison superintendent said to Jimmy: "I think I need your help. The guards at the gate cannot leave. Only you and I can go in and save people."

Jimmy shook his head and showed his phone to him. James hadn't hung up the phone yet: "I don't have law enforcement rights, so I can't help you. I'm sorry."

Prison Superintendent: "Is that your leader on the phone? I'll communicate with him."

The prison superintendent took Jimmy's cell phone and walked aside. After a while, he came back and gave the phone to Jimmy.

Jimmy put the phone to his ear, and James's voice rang inside: "Jimmy, help them rescue the people first. The warden's office is not far from the gate of the building. There is no need to go deep into the prison. In addition, they gave you

The right to fire in self-defense.”

Jimmy: "Okay, I get it. Goodbye."

Jimmy hung up the phone, put it in his pocket, then pulled out the 92F gun and said to the prison guard: "Confirm again, I can shoot, right? Come on, let's rescue the person."

Jimmy asked Paul to wait at the door. The bailiffs were a completely different type of police than the patrolmen. He estimated that the bailiffs might not be able to fire a gun once a year, so it was better to stay calm and avoid trouble later.

Jimmy and the prison superintendent re-entered the prison building. The prison superintendent had already taken a rifle and a swing stick from the prison guard at the door. Jimmy was holding his own 92F, and the revolver was in the leg holster for backup, because

I don’t know the number of prisoners. Besides, it’s best not to kill anyone. 92F is better.

The two walked along the passage at the door of the building towards the staff area, where there are separate elevators and stairs leading to the warden's office on the third floor.

Only Area B had been breached before, and the other prisoners had not yet escaped. Jimmy and the others did not see a few people on the first floor. Two prisoners saw Jimmy and the others fully armed and ran away.

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For these prisoners, the police with guns and the prison guards who usually guard them are two different kinds of police. Usually the prison guards carry a stick, which is much less threatening, but the two they are seeing now cannot be offended.

hide.

Jimmy and the others successfully reached the second floor, and found several prisoners holding swing sticks and wooden sticks at the corner of the corridor. The prison guard and the superintendent first fired a shot at an unoccupied place, shouting at them to retreat and face the

Despite the threat of a gun, they did not intend to forcefully come over to rob him, and turned around and left the area.

The inmates making trouble knew very well that they could not get out, so they could only make trouble in the building. When they got outside the building, they would face prison guards with guns on guard around them.

Jimmy and the others continued up to the third floor. At this time, they could no longer disperse using the previous method. The prisoners also knew that the warden's office was here. There were already twenty or thirty people piled in the corridor, but they had not yet opened the door.

Now he is continuing to smash the door with a wooden stick.

The prison superintendent fired two shots to warn them to leave quickly. Then he obviously underestimated the courage that the number of people gave the prisoners. Twenty or thirty people turned and ran towards Jimmy and the others.

Jimmy was not polite. The corridor was not wide. Jimmy shot them directly in the legs. The prisoners in the front twitched a few times and fell to the ground. The people behind him grabbed their legs and started stacking Arhats in the corridor.

After a few fell, the others finally stopped, but Jimmy and the others still shouted for the prisoners to retreat.

After Jimmy and the others actually opened fire, the prisoners began to feel a little frightened. Those who were not shot began to get up and slowly started to retreat. However, they kept staring at Jimmy and the prison superintendent, not like the prisoners downstairs.

He turned around and started running.

After a few minutes of confrontation, chaotic sirens were heard outside the prison building. Support from the police station finally arrived. The prisoners looked at each other and began to retreat. Only a few unlucky ones were left lying on the ground wailing.

These are the people who were shot in the legs just now.

Jimmy: "Superintendent, you go to the front, I'll be on guard here."

Saving people still requires the intervention of the prison superintendent. The warden must be familiar with their own people. Jimmy may not be able to ask him to open the door if he calls for it.

The prison superintendent pointed his gun at the prisoners on the ground and began to walk towards the warden's office. As he passed by the prisoners who fell on the ground, a prisoner suddenly jumped up from the ground and reached out to grab his rifle.

Immediately followed by a "bang", Jimmy fired. The shot hit the prisoner in the back and entered the back of the chest. The prisoner's hand loosened his grip on the rifle and fell to the ground.

The superintendent of the prison guard was also shocked. He did not have a gun on his shoulder. If someone caught the rifle, it would be easily snatched away. Fortunately, Jimmy fired.

The prison superintendent did not check the condition of the prisoners on the ground. With Jimmy on guard behind him, he walked over with confidence and called the warden's door open. The three of them ignored the prisoners lying on the ground and went straight down the stairs.

The entrance on the first floor.

The supporting police outside had arrived, and the prison guard opened the door to let the police in. Now they have arrived at the door of the building. After Jimmy and the three of them joined them, the warden and the prison superintendent stayed with the police, while Jimmy left the prison building and came to

At the gate outside the prison, Paul and I are waiting here for the final result.

The arrival of a large number of police officers has announced the final result of the riot. These prisoners have been very well-behaved when facing the police officers coming in from outside. After paying the price of several injuries, they were all put into the cells, except for some

You are not in your own cell. These can be adjusted by the prison authorities later.

By the time the prison was completely calm, it was already afternoon. Jimmy and the others had already missed the designated TSA flight, and there was definitely no way they could leave today.

In addition, Jimmy shot and wounded several prisoners, and also killed one prisoner. This also required the LAPD to investigate Jimmy. Fortunately, there were testimonies from the prison superintendent and the warden. At the same time, Jimmy had already obtained the information from James and the prison guard in advance.

With the emergency authorization from the department, Jimmy had no issues with cross-border law enforcement powers. He just made a transcript and registered the pistol to temporarily complete the investigation.

After confirming that Jimmy was fine, James contacted TSA again to confirm the flight. On the fourth day of the prison riot, Jimmy and Paul took an LAPD police car, took Dick Diaz with them, boarded the flight, and returned to Little Rock.

The flight went very smoothly. Maybe Dick knew in advance about Jimmy's murder of prisoners during the prison riot. He was very honest all the way and not at all unruly like other murderers. He had to tell Jimmy and others in advance when he went to the bathroom.

Then go to the bathroom under surveillance.

Jimmy and Paul successfully brought Dick Dias to the Correctional Center, where he will be imprisoned for a period of time, waiting for the court hearing.

Jimmy returned to the county police headquarters, made a report on this trip, and submitted it to Chief James.

I wrote one more page to complete the incident, so that you don’t always criticize me.

(End of chapter)