Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 472 Exchange Meeting

Led by Wang Hao, the group went to a conference room on the east side of the fourth floor of the building. There were already many police officers sitting inside, and when they saw the guests arrive, they all stood up and paid their respects.

Under Wang Hao's introduction, the two sides introduced themselves to each other. The leader in charge of this event was a deputy director surnamed Han. Representatives from various police departments of the Kashi City Public Security Bureau were present, including police officers and cadres, but they all looked quite old, suggesting that the younger police officers were being treated like animals at the grassroots level.

Chen Shu glanced around the room but didn't see a single policewoman.

In the center of the conference room sat a long, oval-shaped conference table. Lin Dakai, Chen Shu, Zhu Li, Jiang Hai, and Wang Hao sat on one side, while local police officers sat on the other.

The first person to stand up and speak was an old police chief from a county-level police station. He had dark skin, and if he took off his police uniform, he would look exactly like a hardworking and honest farmer from the inland areas.

However, judging from the way he limped as he got up, he had obviously injured his legs or back, which made it difficult for him to even stand up.

The old director turned around and took out a square iron box, about the size of two palms, from behind his chair and placed it on the table.

Somewhat embarrassed, he turned the open metal box to show it to the visiting guest sitting opposite him, and said awkwardly, "It's just some medals."

Deputy Director Han picked up the conversation, explaining with a smile, "We were just afraid the guests would think we were being perfunctory, so we had Lao Ding show everyone his treasures, which represent his achievements over the years. Of course, Lao Ding is also a treasure to our bureau; from the perspective of community and rural anti-kick and prevention work at the police station level, he's our expert!"

Lin Dakai was filled with respect and earnestly suggested, "Director Ding, may I take a look at your medals?"

Director Ding scratched his head, looking somewhat embarrassed.

Lin Dakai laughed and said, "Director Ding, I also have medals, but only two, which are definitely not as many as yours. So I'm just really curious and hope to broaden my horizons."

Wang Hao, who was sitting to the side, leaned over and whispered in Chen Shu's ear with a hint of gossip, "Professor Lin looks so refined, but he also has medals? Are they some kind of research awards?"

You've come to the right person.

Back when I was at the police academy, Zhou Qinghu bragged about me for a long time.

They simply assumed that Chen Shu's ability to accompany Lin Dakai on this research trip was a stroke of good luck.

Chen Shu chuckled, held up two fingers, and whispered, "First-class merit."

"one!!!"

Wang Hao, who was stunned, couldn't help but exclaim in surprise. This brief interruption attracted the attention of the others.

Wang Hao nodded in acknowledgment, and after a moment when no one was paying attention, he leaned in again: "Chen Shu, anyone who gets their hands on this thing will either die or be crippled. Professor Li is amazing!"

Chen Shu bent his middle finger, leaving only his index finger to lightly tap the table.

Wang Hao's gaze was drawn to it, and he murmured, "Could there be more?"

Chen Shu said softly, "A second-class hero."

"two!!!"

This time, Wang Hao finally couldn't hold back any longer. He abruptly pushed back the table and chairs and stood up, looking extremely shocked. Deputy Director Han looked over and assumed that Wang Hao was helping Old Ding count the medals he was taking out of the metal box. He joked, "Wang Hao, your performance is a bit exaggerated. Old Ding has a lot of medals, but he can't afford to flaunt them like this."

"Haha."

"Hahaha."

A burst of harmonious laughter rang out in the conference room at just the right moment.

Wang Hao realized what was happening, grinned, and sat down to cooperate. He then quickly pulled the chair out from under his bottom and moved it closer to Chen Shu.

"Chen Shu, tell me how Professor Lin got all these medals? Logically speaking, police academy teachers like them don't have much else to do besides research, right?"

“Professor Lin’s profession is the same as yours, special police.” Chen Shu shrugged and gestured with his chin toward Chief Ding’s position. “This Chief Ding is quite impressive. Look at all those medals he’s wearing. Wang Hao, calm down for a moment. He’s a man with a story, and he deserves our respect.”

Director Ding laid out the medals in abundance, then carefully took out the one that looked the oldest: "Actually, sometimes I don't want to talk about these meritorious deeds, because behind every meritorious deed is a major event. The greater the merit, the more people die."

His eyes glistened with tears as he looked at the medal he held in his hands, and his hands clenched into fists that trembled uncontrollably.

After a moment, he took a deep breath: "I knew all the colleagues who sacrificed their lives; we had worked together for many years. We were sitting together in the canteen that morning, eating naan bread, and then they were gone."

Director Ding, who was also present at the scene, did not elaborate on how he ultimately stopped the crime; he simply kept reminiscing about the wonderful times he had spent working with his colleagues.

However, no one interrupted him, because what he was holding was the "Warrior Medal".

"Of course, when the K incident occurs, the first thing a police officer should think about is not being afraid. They are harming innocent people, and we must step up; it is our duty."

"They're not targeting any particular person or event, nor do they have any demands; they are simply anti-society and anti-humanity! We police officers must step up and stand before the people with our own flesh and blood!"

Perhaps recalling the battle of that year, Director Ding's tone became somewhat agitated.

After calming down, Director Ding talked about his experience and methods, which was to mobilize the masses.

Because the local people know how hard the police work and feel the government's efforts to help them alleviate poverty, build schools, hospitals, and repair roads, as long as the police can humble themselves and go deep into the community and do a good job of working with the people, it will in turn encourage the people to support the police's work and provide valuable clues. This is the real winning force!

clap clap.

Lin Dakai led the applause, and then applause echoed throughout the conference room.

Following that, the special police, criminal police, and cyber police departments also briefly shared their work experiences and insights.

At the meeting, Lin Dakai, Jiang Hai, and others listened attentively and took notes on these valuable first-hand experiences.

Chen Shu was dragged by Wang Hao to recount Professor Lin's glorious years.

Julie listened attentively at first, but after the detective finished speaking, she seemed to remember something, made an excuse to go to the restroom, and didn't return to the meeting room for a long time.

(End of this chapter)