North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 36 Practical Ability

Jimmy started patrolling again. With the foundation from the last action, Jimmy suddenly felt that patrolling on the highway was very boring. When he saw mild speeding and the like, he was not even interested in stopping.

After patrolling for a while, Jimmy parked the police car on the side road, paused the radio, and got out to smoke.

The previous gun battle still affected Jimmy's state. When patrolling, he always wanted to touch the gun unconsciously and felt a little crazy. Jimmy himself is not a violent character. Although he would not say that he would use violence.

If you resist, at least you shouldn't always think about pulling out a gun.

Jimmy smoked a cigarette and returned to the car. He decided to write a few tickets to change his mood and interact with ordinary people, which should calm him down.

It was not difficult for the patrolman to issue a ticket. He drove to the next intersection, parked directly on the side of the road, followed the old rules and waited.

A pickup truck in front followed several cars and turned left. However, before he reached the intersection, the light had already changed from yellow to red. Jimmy activated his lights and siren, turned and followed him, signaling the pickup truck to pull over and stop.

Jimmy got out of the car and walked around the back of the pickup truck, touched the right rear turn signal, and walked to the passenger seat of the pickup truck.

Here is a little knowledge point to add. U.S. patrol officers often do this when they are intercepting the vehicle. They touch the rear turn signal of the vehicle. The main purpose is to leave fingerprints.

"Good morning, sir. I stopped you because you ran a red light when you turned left at the intersection. Could you please show me your driver's license and vehicle registration form? Is this your car?"

"Yes, wait a minute, let me get it." The driver dug out the vehicle registration card in the passenger glove box, then took out his driver's license from his wallet and handed it to Jimmy.

"Wait a mininute."

Jimmy returned to the police car and used the radio to contact the dispatch center to check whether the license plate number matched the driver's license and whether there was a wanted warrant. After making sure there was no problem, he took out the ticket and filled it out.

Jimmy gave the driver's license and vehicle registration form, then picked up the ticket and started the process.

"Sir, this is your ticket. Here is the reason for the fine and the amount. Please handle the ticket in time. If you have any objections, you can go through the judicial process. My police number is here. Is it clear?"

"no problem."

After Jimmy finished processing this order, he went back to the intersection just now and continued to be in a daze. Sure enough, when he is in a bad mood, letting others be more unlucky than himself is a real relief.

Jimmy does not issue tickets to everyone who violates the rules. In order to avoid excessive police enforcement, the police department currently does not set ticket standards for patrol officers. The funds for the police station are provided by the county government committee, although the fines for the tickets are an important part of the funds.

, but superiors still refused to let the police issue excessive fines.

It is different across the United States. Some cities have very few people. For example, a small city has only 1,000 people. The funds that the city government can provide to the police department are very limited. They need to generate part of their own revenue. They usually require police officers to fire 2-5 people every day.

There is an unwritten rule like this: no less than 15 tickets per week.

Jimmy turned on his police lights and stopped a car again. This time it was special. It was not a traffic violation, but the car's brake light was only on one side. It was not a big deal. He just needed to remind them to repair it as soon as possible.

Jimmy parked the car, walked over, and walked around to the passenger seat. Just as he was about to speak, he suddenly saw that the driver's right hand was not on the steering wheel, but on his waist. He didn't see clearly whether there was something in his hand, so he stepped back to the side of the door and pulled out his hand.

Draw your pistol and aim it at the driver's seat.

"Put your hands on the steering wheel. Put your hands on the steering wheel. Put your hands on the steering wheel."

Jimmy shouted while retreating, until he retreated to the side of his police car, using the front of the car to block himself.

"Put your hands out of the car window! Put your hands out of the car window!"

The driver never did what Jimmy said. Jimmy's heartbeat was very fast now. He didn't see clearly whether the driver was holding a gun just now. Now he can only treat it as if there is a gun.

After shouting several times, there was no response from the other party. Jimmy couldn't wait any longer, so he huddled on the side of the front of the car, closed his eyes, and tried to look into his own mind. Time seemed to pass very slowly, and the surrounding images appeared in Jimmy's mind, including the car in front of him.

The man is bending over as if he is doing something and cannot see clearly, but from the image you can see that there is something on his right hand. There is no clear outline and only a gray area can be seen.

Jimmy opened his eyes and glanced at the other person who hadn't reached out yet. Jimmy turned on the intercom and called the dispatch center directly, asking the nearest police officer to come and add more people. The suspect was suspected of having a gun.

After hanging up the intercom, Jimmy continued to shout, hoping that the other party would give up their unrealistic ideas and do what he asked for, but it had no effect.

Jimmy continued to wait, and suddenly the car in front of him moved, and then accelerated forward. Jimmy got in the car, turned on the sirens and lights, and chased after him, while also reporting the current situation.

After chasing for a while, another police car followed behind. The other police car had a gun, and Jimmy didn't dare to shoot it directly. If something went wrong, he might lose his life, so he had to follow first.

The car in front was not very fast either, but it just didn’t stop. Jimmy contacted the car behind through the intercom. It was Noah. He was not very far away and came over very quickly. Jimmy asked Noah to pay attention. He was going to get in front of someone.

Carry out high-speed interception when there are fewer.

Jimmy accelerated and approached the car in front from the right. The car in front was obviously a veteran. He slightly adjusted his position left and right, causing Jimmy to miss several PIT opportunities. Seeing the opportunity, Jimmy directly pushed against the right rear corner of the car in front, causing the car in front to move sideways.

, but it did not roll over or turn, and still drove forward. Jimmy accelerated again, and this time it hit the car directly from the side. The car in front turned almost 180 degrees. Although it did not roll over, it stopped.

Jimmy rushed to the left, then swerved forward to stabilize the police car, and then turned back. Noah had already drawn his gun and pointed it at the driver.

"Hands up, get out of the car." Jimmy also drew his gun and pointed it at the driver.

The driver couldn't move now. There were two police cars in front and behind, and two guns pointed at him. In the end, the driver could only raise his hands, open the door from the outside with his left hand and get out of the car, and then lie directly on the ground without Jimmy and Noah calling out.

, very proficient, it seems that he is a habitual offender.

Noah still aimed at the driver. Jimmy came from behind, handcuffed him, pulled the driver up and pressed him on the hood of the police car. Jimmy first searched him to make sure there were no dangerous goods.

Noah walked to the car and inspected the vehicle.

"Here is a pistol and a spare magazine." Noah found a gun under the driver's seat and continued to search other locations.

"There is a bag of white powder under the back seat. It needs to be taken back for testing." Noah checked the situation in the car and then informed Jimmy.

"Noah, I'll take him back to the police station first. You can contact the tow truck." Jimmy put the evidence in the trunk, put the driver in the back seat cage, and drove back to the police station.

I urge everyone to collect and recommend it.

(End of chapter)