The Knight In The Big World Of American Tv Series

The aftermath of the matter was handed over to Ah Fu as always. Kai asked him to buy the kindergarten land. As for what to do, Ah Fu will take care of everything, so Kaido doesn't have to worry about it at all. After that, Kay returned to Los Angeles with the two girls and the Wen brothers.

Pamela voluntarily asked to stay in Springwood Town. She planned to wait here for a period of time and wait until the aftermath was completely completed before she left. As a psychic, she can find anything wrong in the first place.

Kay was naturally noncommittal about Pamela's decision, and the Wen brothers also expressed support.

And Nancy raised their hands to express their approval. In fact, after experiencing this, they need such a professional to make them feel at ease.

By the way, by the way, Shaliz and Quentin Shoehorn have really agreed that they plan to put all this on the big screen. Shaliz felt that what she had experienced was indeed a very selling point, and Quentin, as an experience of the matter, was undoubtedly the best screenwriter candidate.

When definitely comes, a large number of professionals will definitely help to adapt the script, so I am not afraid that Quentin writes too badly. After all, what Shaliz needs is Quentin to be able to write that kind of immersive tension and fear.

Back in the long-lost big city, the crowd immediately felt relieved. After all, such an experience is really exhausting. Seeing the busy life in a big city makes them feel like they are left behind.

Harley originally planned to learn more about supernatural knowledge with the Wen brothers, but neither Kai nor the Wen brothers rejected her curiosity.

The beginning of the hunting of monsters is often out of this unnecessary curiosity. The more you know, the more you will get caught up in it. Demon hunters are never a good profession. It is often accompanied by death and killing. At the same time, becoming a demon hunter also needs to bear pressure and responsibilities that ordinary people simply cannot believe.

Therefore, any demon hunter is unlikely to actively disclose too much knowledge about demon hunting to ordinary people. It is not doing good deeds, but harming others.

Harley is beautiful and smart, with a decent and well-paid career, and there is no need to ruin his life for that little curiosity.

After listening to people’s persuasion to eat a full meal, Shaliz is very smart. After hearing the careful warning from the Wen brothers, she immediately stated that she would not participate in this kind of thing, and she still wanted to be her star honestly. But the Harley star is the kind of iron-headed baby who doesn't hit the south wall. In her opinion, even if she knows those, as long as she doesn't hunt demon hunters, she is naturally not a demon hunter. I feel that the Wen brothers are alarmist. The most obvious example is Kay. Wouldn't he just be in front of his police?

However, the Wen brothers obviously did not intend to really explain the difference to Harley. There is a high probability that they will never meet again.

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"Boss! Are you back?" Less than three minutes after Kay returned to the police station, Chap found him full of energy.

"What? Are you hurt?" Kai looked through the files accumulated in the past few days and found that there was nothing important, so he threw it aside. This is why Kai asked why he wanted to set up a deputy team leader who was not in the organization. Kay has always worked on the front line and is not good at clerical work on the case. Dan is definitely not good at it, but it doesn't matter. Who is Kay the leader? He must be good if he is not good.

"It's okay!" Chap patted his chest, with an expression that I was relieved.

In fact, Chap almost cried out just now, the bone is cracked, how could it be so easy. But the problem is that he feels that if he doesn't leave the hospital, he won't have any credit at all. Chap is indeed a sentimental policeman who takes his responsibilities very seriously, but it does not mean that he is unwilling to be promoted.Kay saw that Chap was not doing well, but he didn't say much. After all, if everyone else is here, it means that even if he is not well, there should be no major problem. Otherwise, the doctor will not let him go so easily.

"Let's talk, what's the matter?" Kay took a cigar out of the humidor on the table and threw it over, then lit one by himself.

Speaking of these cigars, Kay didn't know much about it before, after all, this thing is no different from cigarettes for Kay. In the past, even if you smoked a cigar, it was mostly for pretense. But since Ah Fu began to take charge of Kai's daily life, Kai's knowledge in this area has been improved by leaps and bounds.

Just talk about the cigar, the cigar's "three-point smoke, seven-point nourishment" principle. As we all know, cigars are very delicate. If the temperature is too low, the cigar's melting process will be weakened; if the temperature is too high, it is easy to cause cigar bugs or mildew. If it is too wet or dry, it is best to control the humidity between 65% and 75%. At the same time, raising cigars can't just talk about temperature or only humidity. Only after the temperature and humidity are perfectly controlled, the cigar will become pure and the flavor will become more mellow. A professional cigar cabinet can accurately control the temperature and humidity without being disturbed by the external environment. A truly professional-grade cigar cabinet can give cigars a full range of maintenance.

Kay used to be an old hat. I don’t know this. I put it in the cigar box when I sell it, and I smoke it as I want.

Until Ah Fu appeared.

Now Kay’s cigars are all made by Ah Fu, and Kay smokes them directly. This also led to Kay's cigar being well-known in the police station. Even Dustin would go to Kay's office to smoke cigars when he was free.

Chap picked up the cigar and sniffed it hard under his nose, then lit it and took a hard sip. The hospital has suffocated him these days.

The hospital is not allowed to smoke, this rule is simply anti-human.

"Didn't you always ask me to collect information on drug dealers in the Western District?

The so-called data collection by Chap will naturally not be literal. In order to rectify the Western District as soon as possible, Kai hinted that the investigation could use some extraordinary means to create conditions and prepare for the cleanup that Kai planned.

"Won't have a tail?" Violation is a violation. Once caught, it is a trivial matter for them to receive a little punishment. What is really terrible is to let the criminals get away with it, which is not good. Once these guys are allowed to escape the sanctions of the law, the consequences are quite serious. After all, if they find that even the police can't do anything about them, they will only become more rampant!

"I'm doing errands, don't worry!"

Chap is also an old fritters. He is taboo about everything and can't say what he can do. They are all very clear.

"That's good. It's up to you to do this!" Kay took out an authorization from his drawer, signed his name and threw it to Chap.

Chap's eyes lit up. I didn't expect Kay to be so happy.

This matter was planned at the beginning of Kay, and it has not been implemented until now. Not to mention the manpower and material resources spent during the period, just say that after the success, the credit is absolutely insignificant. But I didn't expect Kai to let him give it to him.

This is not a big question, but Kay was originally the leader, he came to lead this matter, justified and justified.

If Kay really wants to make a career, this is definitely not possible.

But the question is, does Kay need this credit? ,

When first came, Kay was needed. He needs to establish prestige, otherwise how to lead the team? But now it's different. A series of big cases have established Kai's prestige, so the credit for the ‘great cleanup’ has become dispensable, and he doesn’t expect to be promoted.

In fact, Kay already feels that his current position is the limit he can accept. Otherwise, what should I do? Are you really going to be promoted to police officer? Sitting in the office? That's not the life Kai likes. So the credit was given.

Chap entered the police force at the age of 20 and worked as an undercover agent for eight years, which resulted in a far different behavior from that of the orthodox policeman. This allowed him to stand still for more than ten years. This is obviously a bit unfair. In this case, Kai will naturally give him a chance.

Chap got the authorization and immediately planned to do a big job confidently.

"Remember, this is your opportunity. Don't mess it up!" Kay reminded him at last.

"clear!"

After Chapp left, Dan and Chloe walked in.

Dan first briefly reported the daily affairs of the crime team and the progress of some cases.

While listening to Dan's report, Kay looked through the recent briefing of the crime team. In large cities like Los Angeles, countless cases occur every day, and many of them are diverted to the crime squad. But generally the Ability of the Crime Squad is still okay, and there is basically no disclosure.

But sometimes there are always exceptions.

"Well... what's going on in this case?" When Kai looked through the briefing, he found a case that was a bit interesting and completely inconsistent. Kay asked Dan to give himself the details of the case.

This case is very simple, it is a robbery and murder case.

According to the description in the briefing, the famous skidrow (poor street) in Los Angeles, the SkidRow in Los Angeles contains 54 blocks, between Third Avenue and Seventh Avenue. The sidewalks of the blocks are filled with mountains of garbage, and the air is filled with the smell of urine, shit and drugs. This is a gathering place for homeless people, gangsters and criminals in LA. Passing through this place, you will see a lot of outdoor tents on both sides of the street. They are all homeless people...Many of them are actually addicted to drugs, alcohol, etc. and a series of psychological problems. Wandering outside. It's a veritable poor street, and it's only less than 8 miles away from the tall Hollywood, isn't it ironic...

At the same time, many Mexicans gathered here, and the case happened in an apartment in a Mexican colony.

At that time, there was a gun battle in the apartment, so someone called the police.

The Los Angeles police arrived quickly, but unexpectedly, someone stopped them.

People of DEA!

According to DEA's description, they were arresting a drug deal, and when the drug dealers resisted, they shot.

According to the general procedure, even if this is a case in charge of DEA, the local police have the right to know part of the case. At least the local police need to understand the casualties. But that team of DEA agents refused, which annoyed the Western District Police Department. DEA was involved in their jurisdiction without prior notice. There were gun battles and casualties. They actually refused the Western District Police Department to understand the situation. .

Therefore, the Western District police forcefully told them to move away and opened up the shooting scene to the Western District Police Station.This is a legitimate request. Although DEA ​​has certain priority in combating drug trafficking, it does not mean that they can override the local police.

Afterwards, the police officers of the serious crime team set off to investigate the scene.

There are four decedents in total, two men and two women. It is a family, parents and a pair of children.

Needless to say, the parents are all drug dealers. There is one person in the criminal case. It is not too much to die. My father died in the corridor. He was shot several times. Bloodstains covered the entire corridor. The poor drug dealer had crawled about ten meters on the ground before he died. , Climbing from the living room to the door.

Mother died in the bathtub in the bathroom. She was soaking in the bathtub while wearing headphones. A big hole was made in her chest by a shotgun. The water in the bathtub had been turned red by blood, and a large patch of red was dripping out on the ground. Water stains.

The real dissatisfaction with the police in the Western District was the pair of children. The eldest daughter had just turned seventeen and had her birthday two days ago. She was killed at the end of the passage on the right side of the door of her own room, and was hit by a shotgun in the back!

The most disturbing thing is the little boy. The boy was only five or six years old. He was killed at the intersection of the corridor in his home. From the ballistic point of view, he was hit by a bullet when he ran out of his own room. The body was full of bullet holes, eight shots in the body! His room was in a mess, with bullet holes everywhere, and it was not caused by a gun.

Except for his father who had shot back, none of the other three decedents found any signs of counterattack.

If DEA carries out arrests and kills the drug dealers, why are three women and children who were not able to restrain themselves to be killed?

Also, for drug dealers, at least one has to buy and sell, right?

Can't they sell their own family to their own family, right?

What about the other seller?

DEA can't give a complete chain of evidence at all. But afterwards, the DEA told the Western District Crime Squad that the other side of the drug transaction did not show up, and their intelligence had made a mistake...

"Why is this case marked as closed?"

Such a serious case was marked as closed only two or three days after Kai left! Is the crime squad all the detectives? And this contradictory case can actually be passed and closed? Who is this fooling?

Dan hesitation, and said: "It's the DEA who slapped Roar."

"What trick Roar? Two minors have already died there! What trick Roar can let this pass?" Kai was very upset with this statement! If this happened in his previous life, it would be impossible for anyone to call Roar! After the two children died, all participants in this incident, including the direct leader, had to be suspended from their posts and were investigated. If they were not investigated, they would definitely not be finished!

"What's the matter, do the DEA people think of our police as idiots? Are there drug dealers who trade in their own homes?"

Looking at the deaths of the two minors in the information, Kai was agitated, not only because of DEA's anger over his life, but also DEA's perfunctory discomfort!

"This case must be investigated again! You call and ask those idiots to come to the police station for questioning today. If they can't be summoned, they will directly arrest people! Fake!"

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