North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 96 Support Mission

Jimmy now needs to attend night school, so his working hours have been temporarily adjusted. For a period of time, he will basically be working during the day. Of course, there is a price, and the hours will be slightly longer.

The learning content of community college is relatively simple, which is not a big problem for Jimmy because it is a credit system and does not limit his graduation time.

This period of time is also a good time for Jimmy to recharge. Although his ID now shows that Jimmy is 24 years old, he is actually only 20. For people of this age, memory and understanding are at their peak. The traditional intensive learning ability of Chinese people is in Jimmy.

It is also reflected in the body.

Among their classmates, no one learned faster and better than Jimmy. Of course, everyone can guess what level the community college night class is, and it is not a glorious thing to stand out among a group of dwarves.

During working hours, Jimmy still needs to be fully armed. Once there is a dispatch notification, the police need to be dispatched immediately. This is business and cannot be delayed.

For example, now, Jimmy has set off to the north of North Little Rock. In the past, Jimmy's patrol locations were in the west of Little Rock. After crossing the Arkansas River, the city on the opposite side is called North Little Rock, which is two cities from Little Rock.

Belongs to Pulaski County.

Jimmy had basically never been there before, but now that his role has been adjusted, the scope of what Jimmy needs to do is wider.

This time it was still a gun-related case. According to the report from the dispatch center, two black guys were pointing guns everywhere in the residential area. After the county police arrived, they not only did not cooperate, but opened fire on the county police.

The gun then fled.

The county police arrived at the scene at different times. When the first police car arrived, they opened fire and ran away. The subsequent county police only had time to block the surrounding intersections, but they were unable to do so because there were too few police officers and the residents

The scope of the district is relatively large.

Nowadays, people who call for support are mostly trying to make up for the situation, and also hope to try their luck to see if they can meet them.

There are more and more police cars on the scene, and several NLRPD police officers have also come to support. This is a suburb of North Little Rock near Sherwood. There are quite a few logistics warehouses and other buildings around it. If the two boys escape the encirclement,

, there is basically no chance of finding them.

It was already half an hour later when Jimmy arrived, and the police officers at the scene had narrowed the encirclement. The target should be in the two rows of houses between Roberta Ann Street and Dyson Street.

Jimmy also got out of the car and participated in the search. There were not many houses in this area, only a dozen houses in a row. Most of the houses here were covered with lawns and were not surrounded by wooden fences. This was considered advantageous for the police search.

The conditions are met. (I took two similar environmental scene pictures from a certain map, you can refer to them)

Jimmy also opened his mind's eye early and observed the situation in the house. As Jimmy used it more and more, his mind's eye seemed to have been upgraded. Not only was the distance a little farther, but the fineness of the lines was also improved. He often used it in the past.

Large black patches appeared, and now they have begun to have relatively fine outlines, and the recognition rate has been significantly improved.

Because the area was not large, they just sent out a few police officers to knock on the door and communicate with the residents to confirm that the two black guys had not entered their house, and then moved on to the next house.

Jimmy was more trouble-free. He directly observed these houses along the roadside. Although he could only see the front half of the house, it was enough. There were so many police outside, and the residents here were also very curious. Many people were at the door or

Window observation.

Jimmy directly observes the people in the room. The movements and forms of ordinary people joining in the fun are completely different from those of suspects observing the situation outside. This is what Jimmy observes. If he finds someone leaning against the door or window

Observe and be sneaky, and nine times out of ten there is something wrong.

Jimmy observed two houses and no one was watching at the front of the house. He did not rule out the possibility that there was no one inside. He did not continue to look forward. He just waited here for the police behind him to knock on the door and ask questions.

He is supportive. To put it simply, he is positioned as a thug. Jimmy is too lazy to knock on doors and ask questions, and he will not take their jobs.

Under normal circumstances, the police would not knock on the door and ask questions like this. The reason why there was such a big noise this time was entirely because the two black guys shot directly at the police car.

The police knocked on the doors at these two houses, but indeed no one came out. The police just marked them, and then continued to check behind them. Jimmy also continued walking. The marked houses would be checked back after the other houses were searched, and they would not be given up directly.

They continued to search forward, and after walking the entire street, there were only two unoccupied houses. The others looked normal. Then they went to the street on the back, and the row of houses on that side also needed to be checked.

Jimmy and other police officers were checking when two black men suddenly ran out of the house in the middle. They ran across the street and rushed behind the house on the opposite block. The police also found the target, gave up checking the street, and rushed directly.

When the police go out on daily patrol, they always wear duty belts and a full set of equipment. The pile of stuff is at least 7 kilograms. Except for the first part of the road, you can sprint at full speed, and then it will get slower and slower. Just like this, I watched the two people disappear into the house.

later.

Fortunately, the surrounding police have been contacted through the walkie-talkie to confirm that they have not left the encirclement, so all they have to do is continue to follow.

Jimmy had a huge advantage at this time. He followed the suspect's route over the fence, and he could basically check out the situation on both sides just by walking through the backyard.

Jimmy followed the route he had just seen the suspect running, starting from the backyard. The backyard here was basically relatively empty. Except for some houses with built cabins and the like, the vast area was covered with lawns and flowers.

As he walked, he observed the situation on both sides, and finally found the two of them. They were hiding behind a pile of debris. It seemed that the homeowner's old equipment and some scrap furniture were piled together. The suspect could not be seen from his direction.

them.

Jimmy looked at his surroundings, walked forward a few meters, then turned around and pointed his gun at them and shouted: "Pulaski County Police, don't move, put down your weapons."

At this time, other police officers heard the sound and quickly ran in the direction of Jimmy.

One of the two black suspects had empty hands, and the other was holding a black pistol. When Jimmy shouted, he raised the pistol directly towards Jimmy. Jimmy's eyesight and quick hands, because he had aimed in advance, shot the suspect directly.

At the shoulder area, the suspect flicked his arm and the gun fell to the ground.

"Don't move, raise your hands. Don't move, raise your hands."

Jimmy yelled a few words, and the two suspects raised their hands knowingly. As for the injured one, he could only raise one arm.

Other policemen came over and aimed their guns at the two men. Then they went over and cuffed them, then took out the evidence bag, loaded the pistols, and brought them to the road.

(End of chapter)