North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 29 Saving people (you know plus update 2)

Jimmy set out on patrol as usual. Today was the last day of the night shift, and he would be able to switch to the day shift soon. Such a reversal of day and night had completely messed up his biological clock, and he didn't sleep very long during the day. If he hadn't returned to the police station at night,

He just rested, and he probably had a neurasthenia.

Not long after Jimmy set out, he heard a mission from the dispatch center. There was a fire in a house in Carmack Town. An ambulance had been arranged and the police were needed to maintain order at the scene. Jimmy looked at his position and saw that it was a bit far away.

The direct response asked the dispatch center to contact the Carmack Police Department and they would handle it themselves.

The county police often play a minor role, because most cases occur in cities or villages, and they have their own police stations to handle them. The county police exist more as a support force, and to deal with some cases where there are no police stations.

responsible case.

The local police can completely handle this kind of order-maintaining matter, and it is even more convenient because they are all locals and are more familiar with it. They can also temporarily arrange other people to hold the cordon.

It's not Jimmy's first day as a police officer, and he doesn't have to join in the fun to gain experience. In fact, if Noah hadn't been more serious and responsible, there would have been no need for them to wander around the western suburbs of Little Rock when they first started training. It was all because of the cases there.

There are more, which allows Jimmy to quickly accumulate experience. Also, they are suspected of robbing the Little Rock Police Department, after all, it is within the city limits.

Jimmy was casually strolling on the road aimlessly. Although the weather was still relatively cold, he still opened the car window. This was also a professional tip, because the population of the United States was relatively small, and there were no villages or residents in large areas. If these places were

If something happens, the patrol officer may not pay attention to it. Of course, the average police officer is not interested in taking care of it, because in this environment, there are considerable safety risks for the police. It is better to do less than to do more.

Jimmy is the kind of person who is idle and bored. If he hears a call for help, he can handle it in time. He has been in the life-saving industry for 11 years, and he has not just become a salty fish in the past few months.

Suddenly Jimmy smelled a familiar smell, the smell of firewood smoke. This smell was something he had smelled all year round for the past 11 years. There was a fire nearby.

Jimmy looked around and found no obvious ignition point. He stopped the car and felt the direction of the wind and the direction the smoke was coming from. After making sure, he drove directly towards the direction where the smoke was coming. There were several houses ahead, which should be there.

There was no obvious fire on the other side, so it was probably simmering inside the house.

Jimmy drove around the road, circled these houses, determined the target, and reported the location directly on the radio.

Jimmy turned on the police lights, sirens, and bass alarms. The violent bass directly woke up several households around him, and the lights in several rooms turned on one after another.

Jimmy first went over and patted the doors of the neighbors next to the burning house, asking them to come out quickly.

A man came out of the house and Jimmy asked, "Hi, is anyone living in the house next door?"

"Yes, Mr. Anderson lives alone."

"Is there a fire blanket at home? Or give me a quilt."

Jimmy ran back to the police car, took off his equipment, took a blanket from the neighbor, took it to the garden hose, wet the blanket and his coat until the water ran, and then put a wet cloth around his mouth and nose

, ran towards Anderson's house.

Jimmy kicked open the door and immediately hid aside. The smoke rolled up by the door was rolled out from the door. Only black smoke was seen but no flames were rolled out.

Jimmy shouted "Mr. Anderson" as he ran in. A small part of the carpet in the living room had been burned. Fortunately, it was some distance from the door and the fire hadn't hit him yet, but the sofa and cabinets were already on fire.

Jimmy first confirmed that there was no one on the sofa or on the floor, and then ran directly to the back room. If there was anyone, he should be sleeping in the bedroom at this time.

Jimmy kicked open the two doors inside and found a middle-aged man lying on the bed. He didn't wake up due to the huge smoke and dust in the room. Something must have happened.

Jimmy grabbed Mr. Anderson's arms with both hands, covered him with a wet and dripping quilt, dragged him out of the bed, and dragged him directly along the corridor out of the house and out of the house.

After leaving the house, Jimmy immediately ran to the faucet next door to cool down his clothes and pants. When he came out, he was not wrapped in a quilt and his body was already very hot. Although using cold water to cool down directly would cause him to catch a severe cold.

It is also much better than directly scalding yourself with high-temperature water vapor.

After dealing with it for a while, Jimmy ran to the police car, reported the situation over the radio, called the fire truck and ambulance, and then returned to Mr. Anderson to do a preliminary check on him.

Anderson must be drunk. The smell of alcohol spreads after his whole body has been heated. Anderson is still breathing and his body is very hot, but there is no way to take off his clothes now. The outside environment is still very cold.

The neighbor next door contributed another dry quilt, took off Anderson's pajamas, and wrapped him in the quilt. Jimmy finally breathed a sigh of relief.

It doesn't happen often that you go in to rescue people without any equipment. When the fire fighters go out, they are equipped with a full set of fireproof and heat-insulating equipment. Today this is a temporary measure, and the time is relatively short, otherwise the wet quilt will cause harm to people.

It is also very large, because the water vapor will be evaporated by the flames, and the evaporated water vapor is very hot and can directly burn people.

Jimmy has been trained. He has just seen the size of the house. He enters through the door to find someone and then comes out. The time is short enough. This emergency measure can basically ensure that it is within a safe range.

The house continued to burn, but the fire truck hadn't arrived yet, so the ambulance arrived early. The first responders checked Jimmy, and he rushed directly into the fire scene. He had to check once before he could rest assured to make sure there were no burns or scalds on his body. The first responders took Anderson to the fire.

The gentleman took him away, leaving Jimmy to continue waiting for the fire truck.

The fire trucks arrived slowly because it was too far away from the city. By the time they arrived, the house was almost completely burned. The fire trucks poured water on all the flammable areas around the house, and then put out the smoke inside the house.

The place was also put out, and after making sure there was no hidden fire, we packed up and went back. The bill would be mailed directly to Mr. Anderson, no need to settle it in person, and Anderson had already gone to the hospital in the ambulance.

Jimmy made sure there was nothing wrong and drove the police car back to the police station. The clothes on his body were still wet. Fortunately, the air conditioner in the car was strong. Jimmy returned to the police station, took a hot shower, changed into his own clothes, and lay down to rest.

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(End of chapter)