I Play Dungeons in the Police Station-Chapter 220 - 156: Kid, Do You Want to Die?

So, his eyes shifted, his head tilted sideways, he rolled his eyes, and fell to the ground, convulsing.

Hu Zhao was also a clever person. Seeing Sun Zhidong’s action, he immediately understood his intention and shouted, "Xiao Dong, Xiao Dong, what’s wrong with you? You guys can’t leave; in broad daylight, you think you can just leave after beating someone to death?"

Zhou Man saw Sun Zhidong foaming at the mouth and immediately gave a reproachful look at Da Zhuang: causing trouble for me again!

Only Da Zhuang felt aggrieved; he had been attacked from both sides just now, and his lower body was still hurting badly. How could he possibly have beaten the other guy like that?

"Here’s two thousand yuan, take it and get your brother treated. We indeed have urgent business today, so we won’t bother with you. We’re leaving."

"Wait a minute, you can’t leave, are two thousand yuan meant to dismiss a beggar? Is it enough for medical examination fees? My brother was beaten into epilepsy by you guys; you must wait for the police today."

Hu Zhao just wanted to take two steps to chase after them but was held in place by Da Zhuang and Da Niu on each shoulder: "Kid, do you want to die?"

At that moment, Hu Zhao felt a chill down his spine. The voices of these two were cold, as if they were speaking to a dead person.

Was that killing intent just now?

Hu Zhao didn’t know if it was the "killing intent" described in martial arts novels, but he indeed felt the chill just now.

For a moment, he felt they were indeed capable of killing him.

Sure enough, in the corner of his eye, he saw Da Niu’s other hand hidden behind his waist, seemingly drawing a weapon, ready to fall on him in the next second if he dared make any aggressive move, laying him down like Sun Zhidong.

Only Sun Zhidong was acting; Hu Zhao might end up for real.

Just when Hu Zhao was at a loss, several cars came from behind them, surrounded the front of the Iveco and the SUV, blocking their path, and in the shocked eyes of the crowd, dragged the driver down to take control.

Simultaneously, four SWAT cars quickly arrived from a distance, blocking all the major intersections, the car doors opened, and the agile members of the SWAT team got out, surrounding the crowd.

"Run, it’s the police."

Seeing the situation go awry, several burly men who had just gotten off the car instinctively tried to escape.

But at this point, where could they run?

After escaping twenty or thirty meters into the fields, they were caught up by the SWAT and pinned to the ground.

The task force and the SWAT unit, with overwhelming superiority, brought them under control.

Hu Zhao walked to Da Niu, pulled out a sharp dagger from his back waist, feeling a surge of dread.

The dagger had a blood groove, if it were stabbed into him, wouldn’t it bleed faster than slaughtering a pig?

"Report, the arrest operation was successfully completed, nine suspects were captured, five hostages were rescued safely."

The operation ended, Li Xiang’s command vehicle arrived fashionably late. As soon as he got out of the vehicle, Captain Gu of the SWAT unit came to report the capture situation, all nine suspects were under SWAT control.

This was Li Xiang’s first time commanding an arrest operation, different from rushing into arrests in the past. Now, he only needed to strategize plans to capture these criminals, then tell everyone "well done," and the big cake would effortlessly fall into his lap.

That kind of feeling was somewhat akin to a general commanding his troops, one man’s success atop the bones of many.

"Comrades, well done, Captain Gu, your SWAT unit is well-trained, swift in action, one can tell your usual training is solid."

"Thank you, leader, for your affirmation."

Captain Gu looked at the young commander of the arrest operation and thought, this economically developed area is indeed different.

"Captain Li, come quickly, we found a gun."

At this moment, the task force members responsible for collecting evidence found a Type 54 pistol on the Iveco, promptly reporting to Li Xiang.

"Look, the bullet is already in the chamber, and there are 19 extra bullets."

"I also found a dagger." Hu Zhao also put into the evidence bag the dagger taken from Da Niu.

"Luckily, you arrived just in time, a little later maybe I would have been bleeding from this dagger."

At this moment, Sun Zhidong also came over, offering with a sense of pride to Li Xiang: "I didn’t hold everyone back, did I? If I hadn’t had a flash of inspiration, they would have boarded the car."

"You did have a flash of inspiration, I almost got stabbed to death."

"Everyone did a great job; this arrest operation was very successful. The victims—where are they? I’ll go check."

In the end, Li Xiang went on the Iveco where he saw five victims. At this moment, Zhou Man was comforting everyone: "I told you, the police would come to rescue you."

"Zhou Man."

"Here, Captain Li."

"This task, you’ve worked hard."

For several days, the entire process was listened to by the task force through recordings, and everyone knew Zhou Man had endured a lot of grievances, but she persisted for the successful completion of the task.

Which was invaluable for a young policewoman who had graduated less than a year ago.

What were her fellow graduates doing now?

While Zhou Man had already been executing a major undercover mission jointly supervised by two provinces.

Their starting lines were the same, just different tracks, and future goals were different too.

"It wasn’t hard, compared to those victims who were truly sold to Myanmar, what I suffered is nothing. Being able to rescue them makes me feel it’s worth it."

"So, you are a police officer too."

At this time, the rescued victims just realized that the little sister who had been locked with them for a few days was actually a police officer.

Among these people, Zhou Man was the youngest but also the calmest.

Initially, when she said the police would rescue them, everyone thought these words were merely for comfort—if the police could rescue them, they would have done so long ago. But who knew they were here?

Even their families didn’t know where they were, who else in the world knew they were locked up deep in the remote hills?

But this world is indeed magical.

The criminals unexpectedly captured the police and locked them inside too.

"Yes, I am a police officer too. I am a criminal investigator in the first squad of Jinghai City Public Security Bureau. During an investigation of a missing person case, I discovered the criminal evidence of this gang and was ordered to infiltrate. Everyone is safe now."

"I want to call my parents."

"Me too."

"I want to call that scumbag of mine, I’m gonna curse him to death, that bastard."

"The information about that man tells me he’s not just a scumbag, he is a suspect of trafficking women and children, also a crime."

Since joining the criminal investigation division, Zhou Man had encountered increasingly bizarre cases.

Turns out there really are people selling their girlfriends in this world.

With the arrest operation completed, all suspects were taken to the nearest police station, the Canglin City Public Security Bureau.

The case jointly supervised by two provinces indeed held privileges; at every place they went, the local public security agencies gave them maximum support.

Before Li Xiang and his team even arrived at Canglin City Public Security Bureau, the offices, meeting rooms, interrogation rooms were all fully prepared.

Just waiting for them to check-in.

Li Xiang’s first combat was fought with such abundance, a treatment that other senior criminal investigators never enjoyed in their lifetimes.

"Captain Li, you’ve worked hard; I am Luo Tingjie, director of the Canglin City Public Security Bureau, whatever you need, feel free to ask."

Luo Tingjie, having received orders from the provincial bureau, naturally dared not be negligent, promptly instructed his staff to arrange the workplace and waited at the door for the task force officers to arrive.

After the command vehicle stopped, he immediately stepped forward to greet Li Xiang.

Before arriving, he had already received Li Xiang’s information, knowing he was the leader of this task force. To be appointed as such a high-profile task force leader at such a young age, whether for his ability or background, he was top-notch.

Even as a director, he had to set aside his airs and personally welcome him.