North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 83 Aftermath

The first one to arrive at the scene was Superintendent Kager. Although he had been a police officer for many years, this was the first time he had seen such a tragic scene. Kager looked at Jimmy, frowned and shook his head. He took out his gloves from his pocket and put them on.

gloves while going to the trunk to get the camera.

It is difficult to mark the scene of a gunfight in the wild like it is in a building. You can only use a ruler to place it next to it and use a camera to take pictures from various angles for documentation.

The bullet holes in Jimmy's police car were concentrated in the front of the car, mainly the front part of the car. The suspect probably wanted to prevent his accomplices in the back seat from being hit. When he first opened fire, he aimed at Jimmy in front, and the gun line was very high.

They avoided the back seat, and during the subsequent confrontation, Jimmy was at the front of the car, and they were at the rear, so there were no more hits in the rear direction.

Two of the three bodies fell at the back of the car, and one was on the grass by the roadside. There were multiple bullet holes in the side of the van behind, and there was another person who committed suicide in the car.

There was a lucky guy in the back seat of the police car who was still sleeping after drinking too much. No one fired at the back seat during the whole shootout because he was lying in the back seat, so he was lucky enough to avoid all the bullets.

Jimmy leaned against the police car and watched Kag check several corpses. His adrenaline had worn off now and his hands were shaking a little. If he hadn't been leaning against the car, he might have been sitting on the ground.

When Kager was checking, the ambulance also arrived at the scene. Kager asked them to get out the body bags directly. There was no need for first aid for these four people.

Kag put on gloves, loaded several guns, and then started picking up bullet casings on the ground. Jimmy had no way to interfere in these matters. As a party involved, if he interfered in the collection of evidence, he might be complained to death...especially

It's the ADA Kaya Johnston from the district attorney's office who doesn't like him.

During the few minutes of rest, Jimmy had already imagined how ADA Kaya would treat him when his case was submitted to the district attorney. Several previous cases had already earned him the title of butcher. This time

Four more, and he will probably become a cruel executioner next time.

As for the police report, it's no trouble. They all know their own shooting skills. This kind of situation has happened several times, so they should have enough immunity.

Kag finished collecting the bullet casings on the ground and walked towards Jimmy. The two of them didn't say a word. Jimmy took off his duty belt and handed it to Kag, as well as his leg holster. A set of procedures was very smooth, and this kind of hand-in action

, he has been executed the most times in the police department.

Kag put all the evidence in the trunk of his police car, while Jimmy sat in a daze in the passenger seat. The drunk man was also pulled up and thrown into the back seat of Kag's police car. Both Jimmy's police car and the suspect's car were needed

Tow the trailer back.

Kag was waiting for the tow truck outside the police car. The ambulance had already left. As long as the tow truck came, Kag could drive back to the police station.

Jimmy returned to the police station, first took a report document and started to fill it out, and then he was surrounded by people. After Kag returned to the police station, he promoted Jimmy well, and 4 of the 5 gunmen were killed by the group.

Jimmy was unhurt.

The DEA agents were still here. When they heard Jimmy's achievements, they all started passing by him, as if they were looking at a giant panda.

Jimmy simply stopped writing. He pulled up the chair next to him and let the agents sit down and chat. After briefly recounting the incident and satisfying the curiosity of the agents, Jimmy continued writing the report with peace of mind.

The drunk who caused the incident is now dealt with by Karg. Jimmy only needs to write the report now, there is not much left to do, and then it will be a routine vacation, a very familiar process.

The report is not complicated. It is a gunfight caused by a drunkard. The key to the problem is who are the people who came after and what is their relationship with the drunkard. All these will have to be arranged by Kag for interrogation after the drunkard is completely sober.

Jimmy wrote in detail the number of times he fired and the other party's reaction. Although Jimmy saw what happened at the back of the car, he really couldn't, so he wrote about guessing the other party's steps. Although this seems

It seems that the whole process is based on guessing, but the result is destined. The four people were wiped out and the driver escaped.

Jimmy filled out the report, took it directly to Kag, and went back to the lounge to lie down on his camp bed. Before he got the leave, Jimmy could not do anything, leave the police station without permission, or handle cases. If someone caught him violating the rules, he would not be able to do anything.

Then it is very likely that all the cases he handled were invalid because the process was not standardized.

It was still until the next day that Jimmy received the notice of inquiry. One more thing, the efficiency of the United States has always been very poor. This time it was still familiar people, but originally there were only Superintendent of the Internal Affairs Odd Palmer and

Two chiefs are enough. This time there is an additional ADA Kaya. According to the process, the police department should submit it and then the district attorney will intervene.

Jimmy once again described his process from noticing the pickup truck in front of him snaked around to taking control of the driver and notifying his friend to drive. There was no objection to this part because this was the standard handling process.

The first interruption by Superintendent Palmer was how he avoided Rex's sneak attack and the first wave of suspects' shots.

The reasons given by Jimmy were very strong. There were several unusual things about the suspects who came behind. First, they parked their cars behind the police car, which together with the pickup truck in front restricted the movement range of the police car, and at the same time posed a greater threat to Jimmy.

high.

Second, Rex who got out of the car had obvious military characteristics, and he may have just retired, including his clothing and hair. When shaking hands, you can clearly feel the strength of his hands.

Third, he shouldn't have gotten too close to Jimmy when he walked towards the pickup truck. Jimmy was suspicious at first, and then Rex's sudden movement aroused Jimmy's defensive awareness and kicked him out. Then after the suspect in the truck opened fire

, Jimmy shot Rex in the thigh.

Superintendent Palmer agreed with Jimmy's reason. For police officers, because they need to contact all kinds of people every day, it is normal for them to be more defensive.

At this time, ADA Kaya raised objections. "I don't agree. You are treating everyone as criminals. This is a serious default position in law enforcement."

Jimmy looked at Kaya's speechless face. After waiting for a few seconds, Jimmy said, "Ms. Kaya, the police profession is very dangerous. Every year, dozens of police officers die from gunfire for various reasons, because of accidental traffic accidents."

More police officers die in accidents. For this high-risk profession, guarding against dangers coming from any direction is a basic requirement of our profession."

Kaya continued to speak, but Superintendent Palmer raised her hand to interrupt her, "Ms. Kaya, the training courses at the police academy include training on how police officers can protect themselves in different scenarios. Jimmy's approach is not the same."

Violation of regulations, if you have objections to this situation please contact the POST Committee."

(End of chapter)