The Wolf of Los Angeles

"Extreme campus violence reappears in Los Angeles. Pratt, son of Cowena Mayor Irving Nester, used weapons at Eastern Middle School to seriously injure Mexican classmate Antonio Navas..."

The TV broadcaster of Fox Channel 11 drove directly to the city hall.

The live footage aimed at Old Navas and the printed poster held high in his hand.

Because there were too many people gathered at the scene and the victims and many media involved, LAPD sent several patrol police cars to maintain order.

A business car drove along Central Street and parked on the side of the road.

In the car, Hawke looked at Brian and said, "Go, your stage is already set!"

Brian was confident: “Look at me.”

Edward, who was driving, turned around and said, "Bow them to death!"

"Bear them to death!" Brian opened the door and walked towards the city hall door accompanied by Becken and Sandra.

He came from several police officers who maintained order to the entrance of the city hall, stood in front of old Navas, looked up at the poster he held up, and said with a strong voice: "The murderer must pay the price!"

The Fox Channel 11 shot immediately turned to Brian.

Brian turned around, climbed the high stairs in front of the town hall, took the loudspeaker handed over by Becken, and said loudly, "I have watched the video on Twitter, I have talked to LAPD about the situation. One has just transferred to school. The classmates who went to Eastern Middle School had no conflict with Prat Nester, but were tragically violent. Can we, Kovina, not even a 17-year-old boy?”

His voice grew louder and louder: "In my eyes, Kovina is an open and inclusive town, white, African, Mexican, Asian, etc. Everyone lives together peacefully and builds their homes together. Why does this happen? ? Eastern Middle School still covers up Pratt? Why? Because he is the mayor's son? ”

As soon as these words came out, it was like a pot.

Brian's words are not over: "Didn't you discover this through this? There is a hidden evil force in Kovinna, who hindered Kovinna's development, look at the road besides the Central Street, and see if we are behind. The dial-up Internet access and bullying that happened again and again in Eastern Middle School!”

He shouted loudly: "I believe that Antonio Navas is not the first victim! Brothers and sisters, there must be victims among you! Me! Brian Ferguson swears here that I will do my best to let The murderer and the **** who shelter the murderer pay the price he deserves!”

Hundreds of people gathered here suddenly fell into a strange silence.

Brian sternly said, "Does our children still be bullied by evildoers in the future? Do you want to be bleeding and dare not stand up?"

Among the crowd, the restaurant boy Rhodes, whom Campos had seen, broke free from his mother's hand, broke through his grandmother's obstacles regardless of everything, and walked out of the crowd without hesitation.

He shouted: “I am a student from Eastern Middle School and have been beaten by Pratt, and I thought about calling the police, but Mayor Irving warned my mom at school that if we don’t accept his pitiful compensation, shut up, My mom's restaurant won't be able to open."

Kovinna is a small place, and many people have visited that Mexican restaurant for dinner and know Rhodes and his mother.

Rhodes stood up.

Another Mexican with a bearded man hesitated, still plucked up the courage to slowly walk out of the crowd.

He stuttered a little: "I am...I am a worker at the Gaddis Citrus Plantation. About two years ago, my son's eyebrow bone was broken by Prat."

Then, someone stood up again.

As time passed, more and more people gathered in front of the city hall, and soon more than three hundred people were.

A total of seven people stood up, and Brian took his hand and walked up to the steps, standing with Old Navas.

Not only the citizens of Kovina, but more and more media are coming.

A team from Twitter also came here and started a live broadcast on the Internet.

This speech by Brian began with Navas’s campus bullying and evolved into a public prosecution meeting for ordinary citizens of Kovina.

Initially, those who stood up were the students who bullied Pratt in middle school and their parents.

Under the herd effect, students and parents who bullied in Pratt's elementary school also appeared one after another.

Later, even those who had conflicts with Irving Nester in their daily lives stood up to accuse the current mayor of his despicable and shameless crimes!

Irving Nester and his family have completely stinked in the middle and lower classes of Covenna.

These were also broadcast live online on TV and Twitter to all parts of North America, and the mayor and his son bullying quickly topped the top spot in the real-time hot search list of Twitter.

Millions of users are discussing Irving Nester.

"I can't believe that the mayor of a small city with only tens of thousands of people has done so much."

"Prat became a school bully, entirely because his father was the mayor."

"My mayor's father, this has become a solid backing for the school tyrant."

There were so many people gathered in front of the city hall.

Too many of them, when facing a school bully like Pratt, they dare not speak out, and even dare not tell their parents that they have suffered bullying.

I didn't stand up until today.

Some of them have some thoughtful people, but they have retained evidence of bullying.

The scale and momentum of this temporary event exceeded Hawke's expectations.

He looked outside through the car window, took out his cell phone and called Sandra: "Tell him that the organization will go to some bureaus in Central China to call the police together."

Sandra hung up her phone, found a suitable opportunity, and came to Bryan's ear to whisper.

Brian asked her to communicate with the sheriff who led the team.

The public prosecution conference here is coming to an end. Under Brian's organization, more than thirty victims formed a huge police team and drove to some central bureaus. There is a police car leading the way in front and a police car behind.

The victims are in a vast ranks.

The news spread quickly, and not long after, a group of injured motorcycle riders joined.

They also have to call the police, and the sculptures built by Irving Nester have caused irreversible damage to their bodies.

In some of the games, Irving Nester had heard about what happened in Cowenna and wanted to go back quickly.

But my son still needs bail.

He kept urging lawyers to go through the procedures as soon as possible, and at the same time called Sacramento to ask them to think of some solutions at the district attorney.

With videos as evidence, public opinion has risen again, and Pratt is quite troublesome.

After a lot of effort, I was finally able to go through the bail.

The police suddenly came over to inform them that the bail was cancelled.

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

Because another group of victims of Prat bullying came to call the police, some of whom also provided strong evidence, the police needed further interrogation and understanding the specific situation.

Irving came out of the waiting room and saw a crowd of people in the branch hall.

He didn't know all these people, but he knew each face a little familiar.

The leader is clearly Brian Ferguson.

Brian also saw Irving, but turned a blind eye to help the victims go through various procedures.

Several lawyers who received his call also arrived at this time.

Irving wanted to come forward to question him, and two police officers came to him.

The leader John said, "Mr. Nester, you are suspected of coercion and insulting others, and are suspected of interfering in judicial justice. Please come with us."

Not only did Irving not release his son without bail, he himself was temporarily detained by some bureaus.

The Pratt campus bullying incident broke out completely, and through the influence and dissemination of Twitter, it had a certain impact across the United States.

Mayor Irving was disrespectful, while Brian reversed his reputation through the afternoon rally.

Evening, in the conference room of the campaign office.

Hawke and others gathered together.

"A total of 19 people filed compensation lawsuits on the citrus sculpture, including Michael, and the district court has accepted it."

"Although there is no further evidence for the Western Conference, the rumors about Irving's beating spread everywhere. Many people say that he has strengthened ten humans, and there are even some Indian residents, saying that he has strengthened the lizard."

Hearing that even his third sister-in-law had appeared, Hawke nodded slightly, saying that it was a rumor that he was murderous.

Sandra responded, "For some reason, Irving's wife Helen, had a fierce reaction than we imagined. Her lawyer has sent Irving a divorce agreement."

Hawke said, "There may be something we don't know, so you can pay attention."

Sandra responded, “Yes.”

Brian laughed: "Add to the school bullying case, Irving's reputation in Cowena has almost been destroyed by us."

Hawke concluded: "The goal of the bad plan is fully achieved." He looked at Brian: "Next, reshape your reputation."

Brian was a little surprised: "I'm now..."

The words with great advantage came to his mouth. He remembered Hawke's advice and swallowed them back.

Hawke said: "Don't underestimate anyone. Irving is now being beaten by our combination punches, but who can guarantee that he won't turn the tables? We can't give him any chance to turn the tables."

Brian immediately thought of Toyota Alpha, who was hit by a mud truck.

The case was handled as a hit-and-run traffic accident, and was hung up because the driver and the source of the car could not be found.

Similar situations will basically turn into old and outdated files.

"Now, Irving's reputation is more than ten times worse than you." What Hawke said was completely different from what Brian thought: "Besides reputation, give some benefits to the citizens of Covenna to see. Get affordable.”

Brian immediately remembered what had happened before: "AT&T's fiber?"

"Yes, your campaign has promised a lot, and before voting, people see that there is something they'll support us more."

"I'll contact AT&T right away," Brian said.

The next morning, citizens of Kovina discovered that the fiber optic homeownership promised by Brian, one of the mayor candidates, had been implemented.

AT&T's technicians entered Kovina for field visits and began to pull the fiber optic from downtown Los Angeles to Kovina.

On the same day, according to Sandra's survey, Irving's approval rating dropped to less than 30%.

Completely collapsed. (End of this chapter)