Notes From A Criminal Investigation Chapter 4

Life is like a flash of lightning, and college time is just a brief moment in life. In the blink of an eye, it was the internship period in 2007.

Before the internship, Owen had a drink with his classmates, picked up his luggage, and went to the internship unit.

Lucas is the boss of Guolong Group's Jiangzhou branch. He has worked in Jiangzhou for many years and has a wide network of contacts. It was he who arranged for Owen to intern at the Jiangzhou Criminal Police Detachment.

Solving the Leo drowning case, which had not been filed, was Owen's original intention for entering the University of Political Science and Law. After entering the University of Political Science and Law, he clearly knew that it would be extremely difficult to solve the case. If he let it go, Leo would never rest in peace. Therefore, no matter how difficult it was to solve the case, Owen had to do it. This might be his destiny.

A cold case that has remained unsolved for twelve years

After returning to Jiangzhou from the provincial capital Yangzhou, Owen received a call and went to the office of Criminal Police Captain Marcus.

After not seeing him for a few years, Marcus is thinner than before, and his hair is not only gray, but also his temples and beard are gray. Some people are very handsome when they are young, but their appearance becomes mediocre when they reach middle age. Marcus was ordinary in appearance when he was young, but after his hair turned gray, he suddenly became elegant, with sharp eyes, and looks like a real star.

He looked at the intern from the Criminal Investigation Department of Shannan University of Political Science and Law who saluted him and remained silent.

Six years have passed, and the once naive rich boy has completely transformed. He is tall and straight, with a calm temperament, and is obviously more mature than his peers, like an old detective who has been working for many years.

Marcus's view of Owen has changed. After Leo disappeared, he saw Owen, a high school student, drunk at Hou's house, and had a bad impression of him. Later, Owen risked his life to rent a boat to search for Leo along the river. He searched for three consecutive days and finally found the missing person in a small river bay. Marcus felt that this rich boy was loyal and courageous, and his attitude changed.

After the internship list of each unit of the Criminal Police Brigade was sent to the detachment chief's office, Marcus unexpectedly saw Owen's name on it. The internship allocation list was just a table with the interns' universities on it, but no resume was attached, so it was impossible to confirm that this Owen was the same Owen.

When he saw Owen in the office, Marcus confirmed that trainee police officer Owen was indeed Hou Guolong's son.

Owen's internship unit is the Criminal Police Second Squadron, which has jurisdiction over the Shi'an Bridge. Marcus immediately realized that Owen had not given up on the Leo case. At this moment, his attitude towards the rich second-generation Owen changed to appreciation. Appreciation is appreciation, but it is necessary to criticize.

"Are you doing an internship at the Second Criminal Police Squadron in Jiangyang District?"

"yes."

"Why do you want to go to the Second Criminal Police Squadron of Jiangyang District?"

"I obey the organization's assignment." Owen had always kept the Leo case in his heart and had never discussed it with his classmates in the Criminal Investigation Department of the University of Political Science and Law. The criminal police captain in front of him was one of the few people who knew about it. Owen did not understand Marcus's position and did not reveal his true feelings.

"Six years ago, when Leo fell into the water, you have always denied that it was an accident. Do you still hold this view now?" Marcus's eyes were as sharp as a knife, staring at Owen.

"It's still the same view. Both groups and individuals have path dependence. I borrow this term from economics. Leo is deeply influenced by his father, a doctor. He is rigorous and meticulous in his work, even to the point of being old-fashioned. Without external forces, he will never change his habits easily."

"Not all criminal cases can be solved. There are many cases with huge social impact that ultimately have no results."

"I can't give up. If I give up, no one will care about this anymore."

"You are a trainee police officer now. Trainee police officers are also police officers. You must act in accordance with the law and based on facts. Mixing personal feelings into the process of case investigation may lead to serious consequences. You are about to intern in the Second Criminal Police Squadron. As the leader of the Criminal Police Detachment, I must seriously point out to you. If you cannot separate public and private affairs, you'd better not wear this police uniform." Marcus did not beat around the bush and gave a direct warning.

"The reason why I want to take the Shannan Law Examination is to take legal means and solve the problem within the legal framework." Owen did not avoid Marcus's gaze, nor did he deliberately confront him, but faced it calmly.

Marcus's tense facial muscles slowly relaxed, and he briefly asked Owen about his studies at the University of Political Science and Law. After Owen left, he took out his address book, found the phone number of a teacher in the Criminal Investigation Department, and inquired about Owen's situation.

"Old Xie, I'm Marcus."

"Zhu Zhi, long time no see. When will you come to the school to give a lecture? You have solved so many big cases, you must have a lot of knowledge!"

"I want to ask about a person, a student from the Criminal Investigation Department, who is doing an internship at the detachment. Do you know Owen?"

"How could I not know? I was just chatting with Mr. Fei. Owen really pissed Mr. Fei off."

"what happened?"

"Mr. Fei wanted Owen to study for his master's degree. I don't know what's wrong with this guy. He doesn't want to study for a master's degree but insists on working directly."

"How are his grades?"

"Very good. Judging from his performance in school, he is a good candidate to be a criminal police officer."

...

After finishing the call, Marcus fell into deep thought.

In the six years since Leo disappeared, Jiangzhou has accumulated eight unsolved murder cases. Three of the murder cases have clear suspects, but the suspects have escaped and have not yet been brought to justice. There are also five unsolved murder cases that have never been solved. As time goes by, the five murder cases have become backlogged murder cases, turned into files in the cabinet, and turned into daggers stuck in the chests of the victims' immediate relatives.

In the past two years, the Ministry of Public Security has proposed the "two reductions and one increase" goal of "reducing the number of homicide cases, reducing the number of homicide fugitives, and increasing the rate of homicide clearance", and has implemented strict assessments on various places. Jiangzhou's homicide investigation work had long been in the leading position in the province, but just before and after the "two reductions and one increase" goal, the number of unsolved homicide cases suddenly increased, and it went from being advanced to lagging behind, which brought great pressure to Marcus, the head of the criminal police detachment.

In addition, there is pressure from the victims' families and public opinion. For the criminal police captain who has a sense of responsibility and honor, the pressure created by the latter is like a thorn in the side.

Marcus has served as the captain of the criminal police detachment for many years. As he grows older, his upward mobility is closing, and it is only a matter of time before he retires to the second line. He is not nostalgic for his official position, but is only bothered by the five unsolved murders. The first of these five murders happened more than ten years ago. The criminal police who investigated the case at that time either retired or were transferred to other jobs. If there is no special force to intervene, these backlogged cases will eventually become dead cases in the files. Every time he thinks of this, he feels that the five unsolved murders are an irony and insult to his thirty-year career as a criminal policeman.

He is still the head of the criminal police detachment, and he often pays attention to these five cases. When he finds clues, he will send investigators to investigate. When he retires to the second line, fewer and fewer people have come into contact with the five backlog cases, and the existing favorable conditions no longer exist, making it even more difficult to solve the case.

Today, a vague idea suddenly formed in Marcus's mind: Owen is a very suitable person to investigate five difficult homicide cases.

To investigate such a difficult case, one must be a stubborn person, otherwise it is difficult to stick to a case. Owen, a rich second-generation, must be stubborn in order to solve the Leo case so that he can be admitted to the Political Science and Law University. He will not give up until he achieves his goal, regardless of other people's opinions. He is a typical stubborn person.

In addition to character, one must also have the ability to solve cases. Owen is a student of the Criminal Investigation Department of Shannan Politics and Law, and his grades are particularly good. From this point of view, after being tempered by practice, he should have the ability to solve backlog cases.

The last point is that solving unsolved cases requires perseverance and luck, and one cannot be too utilitarian. Owen has a special background and does not need to be promoted, let alone get rich, which just meets this requirement.

He thought for a while and laughed at himself: "Owen is just a trainee police officer. It's useless to think about these vague things now."

After receiving on-the-job training in person at the Criminal Police Detachment Captain's Office, Owen reported to the Criminal Police Second Squadron. After waiting in the squadron captain's office for a while, he met Captain Ding Hao of the Criminal Police Second Squadron.

"I heard that you are a good fighter. That's great. You'll have an extra assistant when catching people in the future. Don't be too harsh when striking petty thieves, gamblers, and prostitutes. If you're not careful, the squadron will not only have to pay the price, but also have to pay a lot. For murderers, robbers, and drug dealers, make sure they lose the ability to resist." Ding Hao wore a pair of red sneakers in a coquettish way. His dark circles under his eyes were very comical, forming a sharp contrast with Marcus's stern and serious face.

Owen laughed and said, "Who said I can fight?"

"Zhu Zhi called me and said that you are a good Sanda fighter in the Criminal Investigation Department. You are a bit vicious and like to use joint locks. He asked me to keep you in good control and make sure you don't get into trouble." Ding Hao looked at Owen with a smile and said, "Zhu Zhi specifically called to take care of an intern. It's rare! Tell me honestly, what is your background?"

Owen was born and raised in Jiangzhou. His father is the famous Hou Guolong. However, he spent his late elementary school and junior high school years in the provincial capital. He studied behind closed doors during high school and completely closed off to the Shannan University of Political Science and Law during college. Many people in the Jiangzhou business community know that Hou Guolong has an only son, but not many people have actually seen this son. Ding Hao did not even associate trainee police officer Owen with big boss Hou Guolong.

Naturally, Owen was unwilling to easily reveal that he was the prince of Guolong Group, so he responded vaguely.

At noon, Ding Hao held a simple welcoming banquet. It was called a banquet, but it was just the criminal police officers at home sitting together to eat, without drinking a drop of alcohol. In the afternoon, Owen was reading the "Jiangzhou Public Security Bureau Case Handling Guide" when the alarm phone rang. Li Chao, the police officer on duty, said: "The masses have caught a thief. Bring batons and handcuffs and go to the scene immediately."

Li Chao, who had dark skin, threw the car keys to Owen and sat in the passenger seat yawning continuously. Owen encountered something on the day of his internship and was quite excited. The police car drove very fast, sirens were on, and lights were flashing.

"We're just catching a thief, so forget about the police lights and sirens. They're too noisy." Li Chao stretched his head to look at the expression on Owen's face and said, "Isn't it exciting when a case happens? When you leave the team, as long as you work for a year, you will be scared to death when you hear the phone ringing. Most of the people in our team have psychological problems. No one is an exception. If you work as a criminal police for a long time, you will definitely become mentally ill, or at least suffer from neurasthenia."

His colleagues in the squadron all called Li Chao "Li Dazui". Owen quickly understood the origin of "Li Dazui" when he sat in the car. Li Chao had been talking non-stop since he got on the car, which really lived up to the nickname "Li Dazui".

Owen turned off the police lights and sirens and continued to listen to Li Chao's nagging.

"Why did he become a psychopath? It's very simple. When I first started working, most of the people I met were petty thieves and stupid thieves. Now in the information age, criminals have changed. There are obviously more high-IQ crimes, roving crimes, and professional crimes than before. dmn, the anti-detection awareness is getting stronger and stronger. It's difficult to solve cases, the case handling cycle is shortened, and the assessment is strict. It's hard not to have high blood pressure. The agency is full of young people. The youngest in the police station and the responsible area is about 30 years old. The average age of our squadron is 36. Your arrival has lowered the average age of the Criminal Police Squadron 2.

"Hey, don't be silent, you have to talk!"

"Are the criminal police in our squadron really in such a bad mental state?" In the Criminal Investigation Department, the teachers would incite the police officers to be very enthusiastic every day. The police officers who came for internships were all very excited and wanted to perform well in the internship unit. Hearing Li Chao say this, Owen was somewhat curious about the actual situation of the criminal police team.

"When we first arrived at the criminal police team, everyone had a strong sense of achievement and was very excited. We couldn't wait to solve the case. I believe you are in the same state now. After working for a few years, you will get a taste of all kinds of things. The time arrangements for visits, arrests, and questioning are extremely irregular, and there is no way to regularize them. Facing violent confrontations for a long time, there will be a big drama of death from time to time. Criminal police are also ordinary people. In such an extremely harsh living environment, it is inevitable that they will feel depressed, bored, upset, restless, and exhausted. In severe cases, they will suffer from neurasthenia, headaches, dizziness, memory loss, insomnia, photophobia, and phonophobia, and finally develop to the point where they are unable to perform their duties. Don't pout, this is real. Why am I speaking so fluently? I have made all these mistakes. Everyone in our squadron has some problems."

"Is the salary high?"

"Don't mention it. Who would be a criminal police officer purely for money? I'll ask you a set of two-part allegorical sayings related to air conditioning, and you'll know the salary level of criminal police officers. The first question is, what is the salary increase?"

"Salary increase---air conditioning." Thanks to Li Chao's hint, Owen gave the correct answer.

"They are talking about salary increase again. What is it? I can't answer it. They are talking about salary increase again---Midea air conditioner. The salary increase is getting lower and lower---inverter (poor) air conditioner."

After saying a bunch of two-part allegorical sayings, Li Chao laughed happily and said, "Are you scared? Don't be afraid. Being a criminal policeman is very satisfying. What satisfies me most is to swoop down from the sky, pat the suspect on the shoulder, and say, 'I am a criminal policeman from Jiangzhou.' Most criminal suspects will be scared to death and surrender obediently. The worst ones will piss their pants. Every time this happens, I feel a sense of professional happiness. Also, when the whole team works together to solve a major case, it is also very happy. I have to remind you, don't be a savior in front of the victim, you will be very disappointed."

The location where the report was made was very close to the squadron’s base. During the conversation, a police car arrived at the scene.

A fat woman was holding a wretched middle-aged man tightly, surrounded by a crowd of people. Because there were so many people, the middle-aged man didn't dare to use dirty tricks, nor did he use a razor, so he could only fight with the fat woman with his bare hands. The fat woman looked very powerful, with big arms and a big waist, and she was not at a disadvantage in the fight with the middle-aged man. After several rounds of fighting, the fat woman became more confident, and she pushed the middle-aged man to the ground with a sudden force, and then rode on him.

"You have a bump on your head. I'm a robber. If you don't let me go, I'll stab you with a knife!" the middle-aged wretched man threatened.

"You still have a knife, right?" The fat woman grabbed the middle-aged man's hands and pressed him to the ground. She was fat and strong, and she was lying on the middle-aged wretched man. Looking down from above, the middle-aged wretched man only had his head shaking left and right.

"Let go, I can't breathe. What do you do? You stink so much, it's so disgusting." The wretched middle-aged man was pressed to the point of being unable to breathe, so he started to use bad tricks, twisting his H!ps continuously and thrusting upwards.

"You're still taking advantage of me."

The fat woman was afraid that the thief had a knife, so she didn't dare to let go. But the thief was really wretched, and kept pushing the dmn part upwards. She got angry and hit the thief's nose hard with her forehead. The thief's nose immediately broke and bleeding.

"I haven't had s3x for a year. If you're not afraid of being embarrassed, let's do a live broadcast." The thief has been through a lot since he started his career and he is very strong inside. Although the fat woman has a strong fishy smell, he decides to take the risk, wipe off his face and get entangled with her.

The fat woman was in a dilemma, and at this moment, the police finally showed up.

"Owen, handcuff him." After Li Chao gave the order, he took out a baton and stood guard at the side.

Thieves usually work in groups, and the groups have clear division of labor. Generally speaking, there are few victims and many thieves, and if the victims resist, it is easy to turn into a bloody case. Although the thief in front of him should be a lone wolf, it is better to be safe than sorry, and Li Chao, as an old criminal policeman, is still very cautious.

Owen stepped forward and said, "Big sister, please give it to me."

"He stole my money and my wallet was still on him. I didn't let him get away." The fat woman pinched the man hard and then got away from the wretched man.

The middle-aged wretched man was pinched by the fat woman and gasped for air, his eyes rolled around, and he shouted "unfair". He suddenly turned over and stood up, as fast as a mouse. After getting up, he bent over, shrunk his neck, stretched out his hands to pull the onlookers, and tried to get out of the crowd.

Owen was quick to grab the middle finger of the middle-aged wretched man and twist it outward. The middle-aged wretched man cried out "ouch" and knelt down on the spot. Owen succeeded in subduing the middle-aged wretched man with one move, handcuffed him neatly, and then threw the handcuffed wretched man to the ground.

The onlookers hadn’t seen such a skilled policeman for a long time. They were very excited and cheered loudly.

The middle-aged wretched man and the fat woman got into the police car and walked towards the station together. The fat woman sat in the passenger seat, and Owen and Li Chao sandwiched the middle-aged wretched man in the middle. The middle-aged wretched man had a nosebleed that dripped from his nose to his chest, and he looked very embarrassed. He held his finger and looked at Owen with a sad look, saying: "Officer, my finger is about to be torn off. It's just a small matter, it's not worth it, right? This is my bread and but.ter."

Li Chao was amused and said, "You are quite confident. These hands should be used for labor, not stealing."

The middle-aged wretched man said: "This is also labor for me."

"Shut up!" Li Chao blocked the thief's head with his palm.

The middle-aged wretched man finally shut up. Seeing that the man was shameless, Owen also blocked the thief's move.

Li Chao said: "Da Li is quite experienced and knows how to arrest people with bare hands. In the past, there was an intern who tried to handcuff people with a baton, but he couldn't do it properly. As a result, the baton was snatched away and he was beaten many times."

Owen said: "Don't arrest people with a gun, and don't arrest people with a gun. If you forget this, you will be despised by the instructor."

Li Chao patted Owen's shoulder and said, "Come to the Second Squadron after your internship. We will work together in the future. You will be the first arrester to deal with the strong suspects. I will be the second arrester to catch the weak ones."

Owen said: "Boss, I am a new recruit. On the first day of my duty, I have to deal with the suspects and strong men. The burden is too heavy."

Li Chao chuckled for a while and said, "Captain Ding said that you were really ruthless, and I like that! You should be as ruthless to your enemies as the autumn wind sweeps away the fallen leaves, and never be hypocritical. Jokes aside, I was not idle when I was standing outside just now. I must be on guard against their gangs, you have to remember this."

Hearing that the policeman who handcuffed him was an intern, the wretched middle-aged man secretly curled his lips and muttered: "I committed a small crime, which is a contradiction among the people, not a class enemy."

Li Chao slapped the middle-aged wretched man on the back of his head again and said, "We are talking, don't fcuking interrupt us!"

Back at the Second Squadron, Li Chao and Owen took the middle-aged wretched man to the case handling area. After searching him, they found tweezers and a razor with a cold gleam on it.

Li Chao pointed at the razor and asked sternly, "What is this for?"

The wretched man said: "It's for the bag."

Li Chao asked: "Did he cross anyone?"

The wretched man rolled his eyes and said, "I'm stupid. I can be released in a few days for petty theft. If I scratch someone, I'll be in big trouble. I won't do such a stupid thing. You guys hurry up and complete the formalities. I haven't eaten yet. I'll go in early and eat early."

The fat woman turned around and cursed: "I'm going to starve you to death, the sooner you die, the sooner you'll be reborn!"

The middle-aged wretched man played dumb in front of the police, and was not polite to the fat woman at all, saying: "It's none of your business! Be careful next time. You must be the fish butcher in the market, you stink. I'm so unlucky to meet you."

The criminal police squadron actually didn't have a good way to deal with this kind of rolling meat. Two criminal police officers took the fat woman's statement, while Li Chao and Owen took the wretched man's statement in the interrogation area.

Before taking the statement, Li Chao sat on Owen's desk with one side of his b ocks, saying, "You have to do the same as today in the future. You have to act cleanly and quickly, and don't drag your feet. Today we caught an old thief, and old thieves have their own advantages. They know their limits and generally won't use knives on us. If we encounter new thieves, or roving criminals, or gangs, we are a little slower and get hit by the razor, which will leave a deep cut, which is too tragic."

The razor blade was gleaming, and if it was scratched on the skin, it would definitely result in the skin being torn apart. Owen was a little horrified when he thought of the "bloodstains", so he completely agreed with what Li Chao said. He practiced joint skills hard during his time at the University of Political Science and Law in order to deal with such emergencies. Today, he tried his hand at it, and his three years of hard work paid off.

"As someone who graduated from the Criminal Investigation Department, there should be no problem taking statements, right? You ask and you take notes." Li Chao yawned lazily, looking listless.

"I didn't make a formal statement."

"It's okay, I'll be sitting next to you. If you go astray, I'll ask questions."

Owen completed his first written statement on the day he reported for duty. This statement was not difficult, nor did it give him a sense of accomplishment. The wretched man only admitted to the theft, and he did so very quickly, saying nothing else. Li Chao watched from the side without saying a word.

After the transcript was completed, Li Chao smoked a cigarette, read it through, waved his hand, and said, "Not bad, send it to the Legal Affairs Department."

After the transcript was sent to the Legal Affairs Department, Owen took the wretched man for a physical examination. After the physical examination, he was sent to the detention center. It was a small case, and he was busy from noon to seven in the evening, and finally completed all the procedures.

After returning from the detention center, Owen took the initiative to invite Ding Hao, Li Chao and colleagues who were not on duty to eat at the food stall. After changing into casual clothes, everyone became lively and joked with each other while sitting at the food stall.

Ding Hao patted Owen's shoulder vigorously and said, "You are a man of character. Every year, there are interns coming to the squadron. Most of them come and go in obscurity. Today, you are like a weasel pulling the curtains - you showed off a little bit of your skills."

Owen said modestly: "This is a small matter, not even a small move."

Li Chao said: "We criminal police are walking on tightrope every day. Any little thing can make us fall to pieces. Every little thing is really a little thing when nothing happens, but it is a big thing when something happens. If the old thief today had a nerve, he might have pulled it with a razor and pulled it to a vital part, which would be a big deal."

Li Chao is a chatterbox, and his words flow like the endless stream of the Yangtze River. He said, "Criminal police are different from other police types. They must have real skills and courage. Although it is a small case today, you did a good job. Come, let's have a drink."

It was Owen's first day of reporting in, and he took the initiative to toast all the seniors.

There are many singers who specialize in going to food stalls, singing popular or unpopular songs. Owen had just toasted Li Chao when he turned around and saw a girl in a red skirt holding a guitar approaching him. He was startled and spit out a mouthful of "wow" on the girl in the red skirt.

The singer in the red skirt looked at Owen who was vomiting stupidly, her face was covered, and then she screamed exaggeratedly. Owen vomited a few times and said unhappily: "Don't wear a red skirt and scare people in broad daylight."

The singer in the red skirt came to her senses and said angrily, "What are you talking about? Why can't I wear a red skirt? It's dark now, it has nothing to do with broad daylight."

The food stall owner recognized Ding Hao and hurried over to pull the annoyed and embarrassed singer aside, smoothing over the situation.

Ding Hao frowned and asked, "What's going on? You can't drink so little."

Ever since he saw the red in the Jiangzhou River, Owen has had a problem. He gets sick when he sees a red dress. He knows he can't ask others not to wear red dresses, so he always tries to stay away from red dresses to avoid irritating his stomach. Today, when he was drinking, he turned his head and saw a red dress. His stomach was out of control and he vomited on the spot. This is his special situation, so Owen can only make up a random excuse. He rinsed his mouth with mineral water, poured another glass of wine, and took the initiative to challenge.

Within a day, Owen successfully entered the second squadron and was accepted by many veteran criminal police officers such as Ding Hao and Li Chao. Ding Hao asked Owen to worship Li Chao as his master on the spot. Criminal police is a special technical job that needs to be passed down from generation to generation. According to the tradition of Jiangzhou criminal police, newcomers must recognize a master when they join the team. The master sets rules for the newcomers and teaches them skills that cannot be learned from books. This is an effective way for new criminal police to quickly adapt to special working environments. This kind of master-apprentice inheritance does not have clear rights and obligations in the legal sense, but it has moral rights and obligations.

In the past, Shian Factory also had a similar master-apprentice system. Owen did not reject this system. He stood up and toasted Li Chao, respectfully calling him "Master". Li Chao said: "We are colleagues first, and master-apprentice second, so just think of me as Master. Usually, you just call me 'Li Dazui'. It's awkward to call me 'Master'."

In the next two days, the Second Squadron handled two cases of petty theft and fraud. The criminal police had a lot to do and were busy every day. After hearing Li Chao say that the new trainee police officer was good at taking notes, he always asked Owen to take notes. Owen did not refuse. When taking notes, he matched the key points of the old criminal police's questioning with the knowledge in the book one by one. The notes he made were concise and the key points were grasped.

The head of the Legal Affairs Section of the Municipal Bureau called and after a few small talk, he asked who had been taking statements these days. When he learned it was a new intern, he said "Oh" and hung up the phone.

On the fourth day of internship, the shift was about to end and Owen was eating a big steamed bun with fresh meat.

The phone in the duty room rang. It was not yet time to hand over the shift. Li Chao, who was also on night shift, hated to receive calls at this time of the day. If there was a call, it must be a police call. As long as the police call was made, there was no need to hand over the shift. He put his hands on his H!ps and cursed a few times before answering the phone.

After answering the phone, Li Chao called his wife again and said, "Dear, my shift will end in one hour."

"Is there another call to the police?" Li Chao's wife Hu Xiu spoke in a loud voice, and her words came through the microphone and reached Owen's ears.

Li Chao is usually a chatterbox, his language is rich and vivid, but in front of his wife, his words become dry and withered, he said: "I just received a call from the police, I'll go deal with it and will be back soon."

Hu Xiu said, "Your daughter has a high fever, Li Chao, if you want to come back, then come back. If you don't want to come back, forget it. You don't make much money, and you are busy all day long."