North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 278 Transcript

After the man in the attic fired 4 shots, he started to change the magazine. It was obvious that he did not change the magazine after shooting on the street outside. Jimmy could see his actions clearly. He started shooting directly towards the floor. In order not to

It was so obvious that 4 of Jimmy's 6 shots hit the suspect next to him and

In the front, the last two bullets were fired at the figure in the attic. The person in the attic was shot twice and did not die on the spot. Instead, he shouted loudly, changed the magazine and fired at the floor. However, he

Jimmy's location was not known at all, so the bullets' impact points were all off.

After changing the bullets behind the wall, Jimmy watched the man's movements, but there was still no sign of stopping. He was too lazy to bother, and fired all six bullets in the second round, and the man in the attic immediately fell backwards.

The danger was lifted. At this time, the sound of police sirens also sounded outside. Jimmy changed bullets and did not climb the stairs to arrest the suspect. The figure in the attic was still twitching. It seemed that he was not dead, but even the shouting was gone.

He probably won't live much longer.

"Dallas police, people inside put down their weapons." A man's voice sounded outside. The Dallas police arrived very quickly. In such a big city with a million people, there are a lot of police officers, and there are also many police patrol cars on the road.

There are just a lot, and the response speed will be very fast.

"FBI, don't shoot, the suspect should have been shot."

Jimmy did not put away the revolver, but hid behind the wall and looked at the door. Two policemen were already standing on the left and right sides. They did not rush in directly. Only after Jimmy called out FBI did the people on the left look at the room.

He came in, and the person on the right followed him, aiming in the other direction of the room.

"FBI agent, I'm here, don't shoot." Jimmy shouted, put the gun in the holster, stretched out his hand, and moved it out little by little to avoid irritating the police.

"The suspect is in the attic. I fired several shots at him across the wooden floor. There is no movement now. Please arrange an ambulance." Jimmy had an FBI badge around his neck. Although he was wearing casual clothes, the police still did not target him again.

Already.

One policeman came over, and the other climbed up the ladder, peeked up at the attic, and then came down. The policeman who came over looked at the FBI ID that Jimmy took out of his pocket and handed it back to him.

The policeman asked: "What happened?"

Jimmy put the ID back in his pocket and said: "I was driving when a bullet suddenly shattered the glass of my car. I stopped and called the police and came over. The suspect was randomly shooting at cars on the road, causing traffic chaos. After the warning,

After that failed, the suspect shot at me, and I fired back, which probably hit him, and then he stopped moving."

Policeman: "I understand. Please wait here for a while and come with us to the police station to make a record."

Jimmy nodded. This matter was urgent, so he rushed over at that time and invoked the emergency clause to stop violent crimes. It was not a big problem. Although he took away the work of the city police, it would not cause other problems.

Jimmy: "I need to call the bureau."

The policeman nodded, and Jimmy took out his cell phone and dialed Agent Ray Hope's number, because he did not have Director Lambert's number. The only person he had a phone number in the Dallas office was Agent Ray Hope, as before.

When handling the case, Lambert asked Ray to cooperate with him in checking information.

Jimmy asked Ray to help inform Supervisor Lambert that he was going to the Dallas Police Department to take notes, and then hung up the phone. He had no idea how painful his call would be to Lambert.

Lambert has re-checked Jimmy's file. According to the case investigation report in the file, he also knows why Hughes has a headache. Everyone likes such a superior subordinate, but

For many cases, killing the suspect is not the best result. It will undoubtedly seriously affect the subsequent processing of the case and the extraction of other clues. Therefore, under normal circumstances, the main focus is on arresting the suspect.

Most of the cases Jimmy handles now end in death. Not to mention digging for follow-up, the closing of current cases is very troublesome. Reports need to be filled out, explanations need to be made to superiors, and many unnecessary steps need to be done.

Lambert is now looking at a copy of Jimmy's case report on Big Bend National Park. The detectives he arranged are also evaluating the report to see if Jimmy has missed anything, whether the analysis is reasonable, etc., and the results are below

Detective Ray suddenly came over and said that Jimmy was driving on the road and met a random gunman who opened fire, and he actually killed the gunman before the Dallas police arrived at the scene. Fxxk, can you not be so quick?

Lambert thought for a while and asked Detective Ray Hope to go to the Dallas Police Station on his behalf, cooperate with Jimmy to take notes, and bring Jimmy back at the same time.

Jimmy was not handcuffed at the scene of the shooting, but he couldn't leave now, so he could only sit in the passenger seat of the police car and watch the police outside, because there were random shootings here and there were more police.

It was visually observed that more than a dozen police cars surrounded the shooter's house. Some police officers entered the room to investigate, and some police officers took photos of the cars that had been shot on the road to keep records.

Jimmy's Crown Victoria was also opened by the police. There was a bullet hole in the glass of the left rear door. The bullet penetrated the back seat and got stuck under the seat. Jimmy's luck was indeed good. If it had been off by just a few dozen centimeters, Jimmy would have died.

Exploded.

After the ambulance arrived, they declared the gunman dead and left with the body. After investigating the scene, the police cordoned off the scene and took Jimmy back to the Dallas Police Station.

Jimmy was taken to an interview room by the police. After the police left, Detective Ray walked in from the outside, followed by a police officer.

Jimmy: "Hey Ray, thank you for your hard work."

Lei: "Nothing. Did you take notes?"

Jimmy: "Not yet, I was just brought here by the police."

Lei turned to look at the superintendent next to him, "Let's arrange the transcript as soon as possible, Mike."

Superintendent Mike nodded and walked out.

Ray did not sit down, but walked over to Jimmy and sat directly on the table. "What happened?"

Jimmy: "You can listen to the transcript later. I don't want to repeat it. It was an accident."

Lei nodded and stood aside. The door to the interview room opened and two police officers walked in. They took paper and pen and started taking notes on Jimmy.

The matter was very simple. Jimmy was completely accidentally involved in a random shooting case on the street. Later, on the grounds of protecting the safety of the people, the suspect was arrested. The suspect shot Jimmy. A shootout ensued and the suspect died.

After finishing Jimmy's transcript, Ray said goodbye to the superintendent and left with Jimmy. Jimmy's car had already been driven from the police to the police station, just in time for Jimmy to drive back to the FBI Dallas office. Alas, he had to change cars again.

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