North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 181 Decision

After Jimmy completed this mission, he got a vacation. This time Jimmy went to Los Angeles and saw a famous big city, although he only saw a corner.

Urban development is inconsistent. Jimmy has always been in Little Rock, and all he has seen are small houses and sparse residential areas. There are hundreds of thousands of people in a city, and the real flow of people is sparse. This time in Los Angeles, he experienced the prosperity of a metropolis.

They are both police departments. The Little Rock Police Department has a total of 300-400 people, while the Los Angeles Police Department is just a West Hollywood Police Department under the Western Police Department, with a visual estimate of several hundred people.

Of course, the prison guards were very different. After the riot ended, Jimmy found out that the entire Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department only had about a hundred prison guards. Including shifts, vacations, etc., there were only dozens of prison guards on duty at that time.

Among them, 2 or 30 people were intercepted by prisoners and entered the building. A circle of prison guards outside were responsible for peripheral security and could not move. No wonder the superintendent of the prison guard needed to ask for his own support and could temporarily authorize himself to shoot.

Absolutely. Jimmy thinks their prison guard-inmate ratio is definitely less than 20:1. It would be better if there is no problem. Once there is a problem, these prison guards alone will never be able to stop the riot. In the end, they rely on the Los Angeles County Police and LAPD for support.

Done.

By the way, there are only a hundred police officers in Pulaski County, while the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office has thousands of people, all at the same level. The difference in numbers is really too big.

Jimmy rested at home for a day and finally decided to call James and make an appointment to chat in the evening.

Jimmy came to James' house in the evening. In the study, James and Jimmy sat face to face. James took the wine and the wine glass, and the two drank casually.

Jimmy: "James, I have decided that I am going to accept Harten's invitation to join the FBI."

James: "You finally decided, what's the reason?"

Jimmy: "You know I haven't left Little Rock much in the past two years. Although it is the capital, there are too few people here. After going out, I suddenly found that I have now entered the life of waiting for retirement in advance. I

Still young."

James nodded: "You are honest, and your reasons are normal. You are only in your 20s, and you still have a long life. You might as well go out for a walk."

Jimmy: "Well, now that I've decided, there's no need to worry about it anymore, so I need to tell you in advance."

James: "It seems like you experienced a lot in Los Angeles."

Jimmy: "Well, when I went to Los Angeles this time, the biggest feeling was that I was restricted. I didn't have a gun license and no law enforcement power. I could only watch but not participate. There was always danger. It was really frustrating. At least the FBI has law enforcement across the country.

Quan, I can carry a gun anytime and anywhere, which makes me feel safer."

James: "Why don't you feel safe? Apart from prison riots, what else did you do there?"

Jimmy: "Well, during my break, I went to the Avenue of Stars next to it. It's Hollywood, a famous tourist destination. However, there was rarely a time when I didn't hear sirens. There seemed to be a lot of cases there, and I felt like there were people around me all the time.

crime.

Later, we went to prison. When there was a riot in the prison, Paul and I did not have any weapons on us and could only wait nervously in an interrogation room for the results. This feeling was too unbearable.

Although saying this is a bit selfish and whimsical, I still hope that no matter where I am, I can feel safe enough to carry my weapon and my gun with me."

James nodded, "It's understandable. Only you young people have such ambitions. If I were 30 years younger, I would definitely live in a big city."

Jimmy: "Well, in addition to what I just said, there is another thing that I am very concerned about. I did not participate in the police academy training when I joined the police department. In fact, I am now strictly equivalent to a SWAT team member.

Rather than being a real police officer, I have not participated in any training in solving crimes.

If the FBI application is approved this time, I will be arranged to go to the FBI National Academy for training. There should be a complete case training course by then, and I will also need to make up for it."

James: "Wonderful, I didn't expect you to think of this level. Indeed, for the county police, solving crimes is not necessary. We don't need these in our normal work. I have been a county police officer for a long time, and even I didn't notice it.

At this point, it seems that you have really grown up."

Jimmy: "Well, I've been thinking about it for a long time. I plan to talk to Harten and see about the timetable, and then go through the police department's resignation process."

James: "No problem, I just have time to coordinate the personnel arrangements."

Jimmy and James chatted for a while longer, then said goodbye and went home.

After Jimmy got home, he sent Hatten a text message and made an appointment to go to the bar for a drink after work, and then went to bed.

The next day, Jimmy came to Justin's bar after get off work. Hatten hadn't arrived yet, which was normal. After all, Jimmy was close. Jimmy ordered a drink and sat on the bar and listened to a customer singing. This was considered this kind of thing. The characteristic of a small bar is that when there is no resident singer singing, other people can go up and sing on their own, and the people around do not boo, and most of them applaud in a friendly manner.

Jimmy has sung before, but he learned it here in the past two years. The songs he could sing before cannot be sung here.

Just when Jimmy was getting impatient with the wait, Hatten finally arrived. He ordered a glass of wine at the bar, and then he and Jimmy came to the reception room here again.

Hatten: "Jimmy, call me out now. It seems you have made a decision."

Jimmy: "Well, today I just want to confirm with you what I need to do."

Hatten: "No, you don't need to do anything. I will help you complete the previous recommendation process. You just need to wait for the notification later."

Jimmy: "Well? Isn't your FBI an application system? Only if you pass the application can you go to the FBI National Academy for training and study."

Haten: "Hahaha, I told you before, that is the normal process, the internal recommendation process is slightly different, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs will contact you directly after it has been reviewed."

Jimmy: "Where will you be assigned after becoming an FBI agent? You should have received complete training in the academy, right? Do you have any suggestions?"

Harten: "As for the allocation, I will see the arrangements at the time. No one knows this, but since the recommendation application was sent from our office, it should be possible that it will come back to our office.

As for the academy, you don’t have to worry about this. Your ability is completely sufficient. The assessment of the FBI National Academy is mainly divided into background investigation and ability assessment. You will definitely have no problem with the background investigation. The ability assessment also covers basic physical conditions, firearms, vehicles, etc.

, for you, you can definitely get through these, you have to have confidence in yourself."

(End of chapter)