North American Gunslinger Detective

Jimmy waited in the conference room for a few minutes, and Tim brought in a man about 40 years old, white, male, with short black hair, less than 190cm tall, and visually a little taller than Jimmy, probably in the range of 185-190cm.

Tim: "Jimmy, this is Senior Agent Peter Bolker, leader of the elite investigative team. Peter, this is Jimmy Young, a trainee agent who just graduated from Quantico."

Jimmy: "Hi, I'm Jimmy, Jimmy Young, nice to meet you."

Tim raised the folder in his hand and handed it to Peter: "Peter, Jimmy's grades in the college are very good, and he will be arranged to intern with you this time."

Peter took the folder from Tim and said, "Jimmy, you will work with me in the elite investigation team for the next six months. I will introduce you to other people in the team later."

Tim: "OK, I leave Jimmy to you, I'm going out first."

Peter nodded. After Tim left, he closed the door of the conference room. "Sit."

Jimmy sat across from Peter. Peter looked at his file and said, "Jimmy, have you just arrived in Manhattan? Let me see, it's far enough from Little Rock."

Jimmy: "Yes, I just arrived last night and reported here today. I haven't looked for an apartment yet because I'm not sure where my job will be."

Peter: "Well, you have enough time to find a place to stay. The practical case test is A+, very good. For the rest, well, that's it. Just put the suitcase here, and I will introduce you to other people."

Peter closed the folder and stood up. Jimmy also stood up and followed Peter out of the conference room.

Arriving at the office on the other side, Peter took Jimmy to the door of the office. Peter clapped his hands and several agents turned to look at them.

Peter: "This is trainee agent Jimmy Young, who will be an intern in our team later. Jimmy, this is Clinton Jones, who is responsible for electronic equipment, tracking, surveillance and the like. This is Diana Berrigan, who is responsible for all

If I don’t do anything, you can follow Diana and familiarize yourself with our reports and files first.”

Clinton Jones, a black male, looks to be in his early 30s, with very short hair, not much different from a bald head. Judging from the shoulder width and body shape, he is also a strong man, but not particularly exaggerated. It seems that all FBI agents are

He's so strong, but not particularly fat. He doesn't have the fat look of a policeman.

Diana Berrigan, a long-haired black girl, looks very young. She is estimated to be 30 years old or younger. Of course, she must be older than Jimmy. Jimmy's actual age is 22, and the driving license age is 26. She looks immature.

Very, coupled with the Chinese bonus, he looks even younger.

Peter introduced Jimmy and the two team members, and then said to Jimmy, "Our team is a team against high-intelligence crimes. The main cases are cases of art forgery and theft, commercial crimes, etc. You can check the information with Diana first. For the time being,

Let’s arrange it this way first.”

Peter then said to Diana: "Diane, arrange the desk and office supplies for Jimmy. He will follow you."

Diana: "OK, boss."

Diana then took Jimmy to collect office items, mainly files, and the computer needed to be processed by the IT department.

Jimmy took the time to ask Diana a few questions: "Diana, my driver's license is still from Arkansas. Do I need to go to the DMV (U.S. Department of Motor Vehicles) to change it to New York State?"

Diana smiled and said, "You don't have to go to so much trouble. You can apply directly to the administrative department, but it's best to wait until you rent an apartment."

Jimmy: "Speaking of apartments, are there any cheaper single apartments around here?"

Diana: "I don't know about this. You can ask an agent. It is recommended not to stay too far away from here. The traffic in Manhattan is terrible. If it is too far away, it may affect your time to come here, and it will also be very difficult in an emergency.

Difficult to assemble.”

Jimmy: "OK, I'll look for it after I get off work. It seems I can only stay in a hotel for a few more days."

Diana handed Jimmy a mobile phone, "This is our public mobile phone, you will use this from now on."

Jimmy: “Where’s your cell phone number?”

Diana: "There is a mobile phone card inside. Write down your number. The business card should be available to you tomorrow."

Jimmy: "Thank you. What do I do now?"

Diana: "Sit down and take a look at this case. We are following up on it."

Diana took a folder from her desk and gave it to Jimmy, then sat back down in her seat.

Jimmy's position is at the front, behind him is Diana Berrigan, and behind him is Clinton Jones. It seems that Clinton Jones is more senior than Diana Berrigan. The office position is not just for casual sitting.

The layout of the elite group's office is a loft style. Jimmy, Jones, and Diana sit at the entrance of the office. Behind it is a half-height office. There is a staircase to go up. Above is Peter's office and conference room, and next to it is the office of the Assistant Special Agent in Charge.

, of course Jimmy has never been there to see it.

There are two elevators outside their office that can go directly to the downstairs.

Jimmy opened the folder. The first thing he saw was a candid daily photo of a bearded man, bald, and white. He couldn't tell his age. Well, this is Jimmy's weakness. Sometimes it's really hard to guess the age of foreigners, especially

It's this kind of long beard that covers the face.

Vince Gade, a native of New Mexico, holds master's degrees in chemistry and history, is a lecturer in the Department of History at New York University, and lectures on American history. I can't tell that this guy is a cultural person at all. Just looking at the photo, I thought he was a southern redneck. Jimmy used to

People with this look are not uncommon in Arkansas.

Since 2 years ago, several ancient books have appeared on the market, including two of Zamorano's eighty-selected books, Horace Bell's "Memories of a Ranger" in 1881, and William Heath David in 1889.

Si, "Sixty Years in California".

It was sold through underground auctions. After a buyer bought the ancient book, it was found to be a fake after identification, but there was no way to find the source. After calling the police, the case was transferred to the FBI. Cases involving historical relics were transferred to Peter.

Group.

These two well-known books are currently in various university libraries. The FBI has confirmed that the books have not been lost.

Now this case is a big trouble. There has been no direct clue pointing to Vince. Although the informant can confirm that Vince is an expert in forging ancient books, there is no direct evidence and there is no way to convict.

Jimmy was completely numb. He had never encountered such a case in the past two years. Who knows how to investigate such a case? Damn it, does the FBI handle all cases of this level? Then who was he before? A security policeman? A traffic policeman.

Police? Or maybe part-time SWAT?