Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

Bullard's office in Los Angeles is located in a four-story office building on the northern section of Victory Avenue in Los Angeles.

This office building is a typical Edwardian Baroque style building. It was built four years ago and was just put into use last year. A total of about 25 million red bricks were used to build this office building. There are more than 600 rooms in the building, and the above-ground part

Including the underground portion, the total length of the corridor is more than 2.5 miles.

The buildings on both sides of Victory Avenue are basically built with red bricks. Pragmatism is vividly reflected in the buildings on both sides of Victory Avenue. Basically, the exterior walls of all buildings are not painted. Looking at the entire street, they are all covered with red bricks.

Dark red, including the tiles on the sidewalk and the manhole covers are dark red.

Victory Avenue is also called "National Defense Avenue" by Los Angeles people. Not only Bullard, but also the headquarters of the Los Angeles Police Department, the Los Angeles Rifle Association, the headquarters of the Los Angeles Military Service Association, and the headquarters of the Los Angeles National Guard are all here.

It’s a street, so you don’t have to worry about safety issues on Victory Avenue. Almost everyone on this street has a relevant background, and the cleaners who clean the house may be supernumerary agents from Brad’s office.

After O'Connor was kicked out of the office by Fox, he did not go home to rest. Instead, he went to a small bar next to Brad's office. This small bar was run by the family of a division chief in Brad's office. The agents were off duty.

Afterwards, I often go back to the bar for a drink.

"Congratulations, you got another week of paid leave. We still have to work hard to watch the road. It will be great if we can get paid leave sometime -" O'Connor's subordinate Julian said in a strange tone.

Paid leave is indeed enviable. On the surface, Fox is punishing O'Connor, but in fact it is not a reward.

"Watching the road" is the self-deprecation of the agents about their work content. Intelligence work is actually very boring and far from exciting as described in the novel. Sometimes, intelligence officers have to conduct months-long investigations for a suspect.

Deploy control and follow up, if you are a little negligent, all your previous efforts will be wasted.

"There is nothing to congratulate. You should work harder and pry open Gray Fox's mouth as soon as possible. Otherwise, Fox will not be able to withstand the pressure of Chris and sooner or later he will be released." O'Connor is not afraid of being open in the bar.

Discussing work, there were only O'Connor and a few of his men in the bar at this time, and there were no other customers.

The bartender doesn't have to worry. Don't forget that this is the headquarters of Brad's office. The bartender is also from Brad's office. When he heard O'Connor's words, the bartender continued to clean his glass as if he didn't hear him.

The intelligence work in Los Angeles is really difficult. Just the two parties of southern Africa and the British mainland are involved, plus the French, Germans, Italians - the whole thing is a hodgepodge.

This is also an inevitable reality that immigrant countries must face. However, the Nyasaland state government has also been prepared for it. In name, the R&D departments of Nyasaland Heavy Industry and Nyasaland Military Industry are both in Los Angeles. In fact, they are not at all. Now

The R&D departments of Nyasaland Heavy Industry and Nyasaland Military Industry are both in Milna City. The Los Angeles side is just an empty shell, and the real research and development is all conducted in Milna City.

Milner City is a military city located in Rhodesia. It was originally the headquarters of the Northern Rhodesian Division. Later, with the relocation of a large number of factories, the scale of Milner City continued to expand.

There are now more than 200,000 people living in Milna City, and almost all residents have military personnel or military industry personnel in their homes, so safety is still guaranteed.

In order to ensure the safety of Milna City, the Southern African Federal Government and the Rhodesian State Government have never taken the initiative to arrange for new immigrants to go to Milna City during immigration. Only staff with background checks and loyalty tests can settle in Milna.

In order to ensure the livelihood of the residents of Milna, the federal government, the Rhodesia state government, and the Nyasaland state government have joined forces to create a first-class public education system and medical system for the city of Milna.

This approach has begun to bear fruit. In the past few years, Nyasaland University has attracted more and more new students from Milna City. The loyalty of the Milna people to the federal government is second to none in the entire southern Africa.

"If I had known this, I might as well have killed the Gray Fox when we arrested people." Bayer, another member of O'Connor's team, is cruel and he really lives up to his name.

This is also a normal behavior in the intelligence community. Some people are highly suspected, but the evidence is insufficient, and the Military Intelligence Office does not have enough time and funds to investigate the target. At this time, it is not uncommon to kill the person directly.

Therefore, the 007 in the movie is impossible to appear in the intelligence community. There is no such thing as catching thieves and dirty things in the intelligence community. People can be arrested if there is evidence, and they can be arrested without evidence. This is also the main reason why intelligence agencies are not accepted by others.

The power of intelligence agencies in this area is really too great.

"To kill the gray fox, you might as well create a car accident and kill Chris." O'Connor's nose is not a nose, and his eyes are not eyes. The gray fox is just a small role. Chris is the big boss of the British agents in Nyasaland.

, everyone knows this, but there is nothing anyone can do about Chris.

Direct assassination is rarely seen in the intelligence community because such an act will result in violent retaliation from the other party.

In Nyasaland, everyone knows that Chris is a British intelligence agent, so if Chris is up to something bad, then Brad's intelligence agents in the UK will be unlucky.

Don't think that the British intelligence agencies don't know that Bullard has intelligence personnel in the UK. Even if they don't know, it doesn't matter. The British intelligence agencies have many ways to retaliate against the southern African intelligence agencies.

Therefore, intelligence work is a zero-sum game in which each other has trump cards. In addition to the fact that the bottom line cannot be breached, everyone should show their talents, and whoever loses should not flip the table, otherwise the game will not continue.

"Boss, if you think about it, I have a way to make it seamless-" Julian was positive. British intelligence agents were wandering around in Los Angeles, but intelligence agents in southern Africa were helpless. This was a mockery of Brand's office.

Don't feel embarrassed, the Military Intelligence Agency in London thinks so too.

"What nonsense are you talking about? If we can take action, it will still be our turn?" O'Connor knows the importance. It's really not a question of ability, but a question of whether he can.

After finishing a cup of coffee, O'Connor paid and went straight home.

A happy bachelor, O'Connor lived in a bachelor pad on Jennings Road, a street that had not previously been called that name. Jennings was a resident of this street and had served in the Expeditionary Forces during the World War.

In memory of Jennings, who died heroically on the Western Front, residents on the street changed the road to its current name.

On the way home, O'Connor felt a little abnormal, as if he was being followed secretly.

Passing by a newsstand, O'Connor stopped and bought a newspaper.

When passing by a fruit shop, O'Connor stopped to buy a watermelon. It only took two pauses for O'Connor to realize that there was indeed something wrong with the white young man who followed O'Connor along the way.

O'Connor then turned into an alley and leaned against the wall to wait.

Five seconds later, the young man ran over quickly. When he found O'Connor leaning against the wall and looking at him, the white young man's expression changed drastically, he turned around and wanted to run away.

How could he run away at this time? O'Connor didn't even bother to chase him. He just threw the watermelon in his hand and hit the white young man in the back of the head.

A five-pound watermelon was hit on the back of the head, and the white young man was knocked directly to the ground.

O'Connor rushed over.

The young white man was struggling to get up.

O'Connor kicked him over and knocked the white young man down again.

As soon as the white youth put his hand into his shirt, O'Connor put the gun against the white youth's head.

"Don't move, otherwise I will shoot - now slowly raise your hands, above your head - don't resist, let me see your movements clearly -" O'Connor's face was gloomy, and he didn't know who the white young man was for.

The organization service actually filmed such a small role to deal with O'Connor, which made O'Connor feel very insulted.

The white young man gasped violently, with a flash of fierceness in his eyes. Before he could take his hand out of his shirt, O'Connor hit his temple with a backhand butt of a gun.

At this time someone finally came.

O'Connor took out his Nyasaland State Government ID, and someone immediately helped O'Connor call the police.

The police sent the white young man directly to Bullard's office.

When O'Connor went to see Fox, Fox still didn't want to see him: "Are you asking you to go back and rest? Why are you coming back?"

"Someone was following me just now -" O'Connor was innocent. Working during off-duty hours should be considered overtime. O'Connor felt that Fox should pay himself a bonus.

"Where are the people?" Fox looked surprised.

"Under interrogation——" O'Connor's face was expressionless. The word "interrogation" was not used accurately. It should be that he was being rescued.

"Okay, okay, hurry up and disappear from me. You are a troublemaker, and you can't be troubled even when you are resting-" The expression on Fox's face is so disgusting. Don't think about the bonus, there must be no hair on it.

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O'Connor was not depressed. Before the police arrived, O'Connor had already searched the white youth.

Thanks to the white young man's good habit of carrying a wallet, O'Connor didn't touch the documents or other documents in the wallet, and O'Connor accepted the cash without any courtesy.

In fact, it's not much, just over twenty rand, which is O'Connor's two-month salary.

However, the latest bicycle from the Los Angeles Bicycle Factory only costs 20 rand each.

The situation just now was indeed very dangerous. After O'Connor knocked the white youth unconscious, he discovered that the white youth's hand had already held the gun and the bullet was loaded.

Before leaving Brad's office again, O'Connor went to find out about the situation of the white youth.

The white young man has woken up and is being interrogated in the interrogation room on the third underground floor. The interrogators are Julian and Bayer.

That's reassuring.