Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 143 Anti-fraud Conference
As a newly established comprehensive small-scale service unit under the street, the grid includes not only grid leaders and some staff members sent by the street, but also personnel from other government agencies such as market supervision, urban management, and public security.

If you count them all out here and there, there are close to twenty people, which is quite a large unit.

When it was lunchtime, Chen Shu considered that he still had to go to the branch office in the afternoon. Since Liming Grid was closer to the branch office than Zhongshan Grid, he gave up his plan to go back to the office.

When the time came, I took Zhu Chaoran to the cafeteria following the signs in the building.

The newly built cafeteria has a nice interior design. White tiles cover the floor and walls. Apart from a kitchen of about ten square meters, there is only a small hall that can barely fit three large round tables.

Although the place is small, it feels cozy.

At this moment, eight dishes and a soup were placed on each of the two round tables, and an aunt wearing a white apron was placing bowls and chopsticks on the tables one by one.

Sweet and sour pork ribs, scrambled eggs with tomatoes, small yellow croaker with scallion oil, and stir-fried cabbage are all common home-style dishes that look and smell delicious.

The auntie straightened up and greeted the two policemen she didn't recognize as they entered, without any apparent concern.

Having grown accustomed to individual buffet-style meals at the Zhongshan Institute, Chen Shu and Zhu Chaoran were quite excited to see colleagues sitting together to eat for the first time.

He pulled up a chair and sat down quietly, waiting for everyone to arrive.

A few minutes later, the grid staff entered the canteen one after another. When they saw the two police officers who had helped them out of a predicament in the service hall that morning, they all smiled.

I was able to leave work on time for dinner thanks to these two people.

Chen Shu responded with a smile to each question.

At this moment, a middle-aged bald man wearing glasses strode into the cafeteria, and without waiting for everyone else to arrive, he got his food and started eating on his own.

The people around didn't seem surprised; some chatted, while others took out their phones to play with them.

A few minutes later, everyone arrived and put down their chopsticks to start eating.

Yan Chenxi was the last to enter. Apart from the middle-aged bald man who called out "Grid Leader" and specially pulled over a chair to serve her a bowl of rice, the others' expressions and actions were rather casual.

No wonder the young official fanatic values ​​Lao Wang so highly.

Having witnessed all of this, Chen Shu naturally realized that the bald man was none other than Old Wang, as Yan Chenxi had referred to him.

Yan Chenxi arrived last and ate the slowest. By the time she finished eating, apart from the auntie busy cleaning up in the kitchen, only Chen Shu, who had been waiting for her, remained in the cafeteria.

The sound of scrubbing and slapping came from the kitchen.

Yan Chenxi wiped her mouth clean with a tissue, her fair skin flushed slightly. She thought the young deputy director of the police station was still worried about her and was going to give her some more guidance.

"Chief Chen, is there anything else you need to tell us about at the KTV?"

Chen Shu has said everything he needed to say about the KTV incident; all that's left is for him to go and see for himself before making any further comments.

He stayed mainly to discuss community policing. He's now in charge of crime fighting in Zhongshan and can no longer handle community work.

Although Yu Yu explained things clearly over the phone, Chen Shu felt that it was still necessary to communicate with the grid leader openly.

Furthermore, there is a father in the office who is raising three girls back in his hometown and urgently needs a stable income. (Afternoon)
Chen Shu sat in the passenger seat of the Santana, thinking about the grid police station he had discussed with Yan Chenxi at noon.

Given that Chen Shu is overwhelmed with other commitments, and with grid leaders like Yan Chenxi lacking grassroots work experience surrounded by scheming individuals, the possibility of something going wrong is not high, but it is not insignificant either.

Considering the work needs of plainclothes officer Xiao Lin, after a moment's thought, he proposed to Yan Chenxi the deployment of auxiliary police officers.

Yan Chenxi was actually somewhat reluctant, but out of respect for Chen Shu, the "deputy director," and because of Chen Shu's timely intervention that morning, she finally agreed. Little did she know that in other grid areas, the police station didn't even have a single officer permanently stationed there.

However, upon learning that the auxiliary police officer would work overtime until midnight at the police station in the grid and also work overtime on weekends, a smile quickly spread across his eyes, and he readily agreed.

Other grids close promptly at 5 PM, but in her grid, there are still people on duty until midnight, and police officers are on duty on weekends.

Regardless of whether things can be accomplished, at least the lights in the grid are on!

This is the result!
Time flew by, and half an hour passed in the blink of an eye. Driving under Zhu Chaoran's control, the Santana quickly arrived at the Zhengming District Public Security Bureau.

After getting out of the car, Chen Shu stood in the branch office compound for the first time as a junior leader, and his heart was filled with mixed emotions.

Although it's still just the smallest, most insignificant subsidiary stock, it's still a small step forward!
With a cheerful mood, Chen Shu arrived at the conference room on the fifth floor of the branch office building. According to the notification from the office clerk Zheng Huihui that morning, he was to represent the Zhongshan branch office at the branch office's "anti-fraud meeting" today.

Upon arriving at the conference room on the sixth floor, it was the same large room where Chen Shu had participated in the job competition a month ago.

The rectangular conference room has a large platform on the right. Behind the platform, on a huge backdrop, the words "Zhengming District Public Security Bureau Winter Anti-Fraud Operation" are prominently displayed.

On the large platform, a row of long tables neatly arranged with red tablecloths were also placed. On each table were four or five V-shaped nameplates printed with the names of the branch bureau leaders.

On the long table in front of the seats below the stage, V-shaped nameplates with red backgrounds and black lettering were neatly arranged according to the names of the various branch offices and grassroots units.

The Zhongshan Police Station has a total of more than 20 police officers. It is a Class III police station and is considered a medium-sized police station within the Zhengming District Public Security Bureau.

The seats were arranged behind the branch's public security brigade, and there were several similar police stations next to them.

This was Chen Shu's first time attending a meeting like this. Usually, he only knew how to bury himself in cases, and he was somewhat apprehensive about being a newcomer. The police officers around him were, unsurprisingly, all junior leaders in charge of their respective units.

The meeting hadn't started yet, and not all the bureau leaders had arrived. The police officers in the meeting room were whispering among themselves, chatting or discussing business.

With nothing to do, Chen Shu craned his neck to look at the police officers around him.

Several deputy directors or deputy captains who had previously exchanged nods of acquaintances looked back at Chen Shu with smiles on their faces, a stark contrast to their usual serious demeanor.

A few minutes later, after all the bureau leaders had arrived, the meeting officially began. The main focus of this meeting could be summarized in one sentence: the winter campaign would primarily focus on combating fraud, but this was not limited to solving cases. It also included mobilizing the public to install the "National Anti-Fraud Center APP" developed by the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, and other public awareness campaigns.

Meetings held by public security organs differ from those of other government agencies; they are generally highly efficient and take very little time.

Before Chen Shu could figure out what was going on, he heard the words "Meeting adjourned."

Ugh, I still need to go to the police security department to ask about reimbursement.

He put the pen cap back on, closed the blank notebook, and hurriedly ran to the security department on the eighth floor.

(End of this chapter)