Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 563 Educated Police Dogs

After resting for a while, the patrol team continued on their way.

The young lady stood by the roadside, reluctantly saying goodbye, while Big Grey, having eaten and wiped clean, walked away with a flourish, wagging its big tail as it led the group away.

Yan Song strode confidently at the front, still exuding righteousness.

The group was walking along the park road when they unexpectedly ran into the same woman who had met them before, the one who sold fried rice noodles at her stall.

There weren't many people at the stall at that moment, and the enthusiastic proprietress, seeing that they were acquaintances, invited everyone to have a late-night snack at the stall.

Chen Shu glanced at the time and saw that it was already time to get off work. However, based on his experience, with so many police officers in uniform sitting at the stall eating snacks, it would be easy for someone to take pictures and post them online, which would cause trouble.

Chen Shu hesitated for a moment, and just as he was about to refuse, he saw Yan Song gritting his teeth again. Looking down, he saw the chubby gray dog ​​squatting on the ground wagging its big tail, clearly having something on its mind.

"Chen Da, I... can't... hold... him..."

"How about... we eat something?"

All the team members had their eyes sparkling.

Chen Shu was delighted. With a wave of his hand, he made the team members sit on small stools, naturally leaving a seat for Big Gray as well.

Besides the proprietress greeting customers at the stall tonight, there was also a middle-aged man who looked to be in his forties standing behind the cart, vigorously stir-frying rice noodles.

This handcart has a small stove hidden in its frame, with a fairly large gas cylinder attached to the side. Its main purpose is to stir-fry rice noodles. At the other end of the handcart is a rather large stainless steel barrel specifically for stewing soup, which naturally contains their signature beef soup.

At this moment, the middle-aged man, who was somewhat thin, was lifting a heavy iron wok weighing more than ten kilograms with his left hand and using a large ladle that flashed silver light frequently with his right hand to make the fried noodles, which were steaming and emitting a fragrant aroma from the stove, tumble in the air.

During this time, he also used a large spoon to move around and pick through the ingredients in the jars in front of the boiler. The amount of each ingredient he took out was exactly the same, which was a bit like the effect in a food movie. The only difference was that he used the spoon as a stick and spun it around in the air like a whirlwind.

When the proprietress saw Chen Shu looking at her, she explained that this was her husband who had been sick at home. He had recovered a little recently and had come out to help her with her work.

They were a loving couple... Chen Shu nodded with a smile.

In no time, each person's serving of stir-fried rice noodles and beef soup was brought to the small table. Everyone ate with gusto, sweating profusely.

Only Big Gray was whimpering, unable to share this delicious food.

After receiving training, Yan Song explained that ash should never touch this kind of seasoned food, as it can cause illness or even death. This is no joke.

Big Grey's expression is truly human-like. He's lying on the ground looking aggrieved, and even the landlady, who's meeting him for the first time, is charmed by him and can't help but squat down and stroke his fluffy little head.

However, its eyes, which were fixed on the cart, and the drool dripping from its mouth, ultimately betrayed its true thoughts.

Strangely enough, Big Grey accepts everyone from mature women like the proprietress to the young lady in her early twenties.

This truly proves the saying that when it comes to being cute, it's all about brains, not just looks.

This scene doesn't match its arrogant demeanor at the brigade's camp.

In the end, the proprietress brought out a plate of boiled beef and placed it in front of Big Gray.

When it came time to pay the bill, Chen Shu was stumped. The fried rice noodles and beef soup the team members ate were clearly priced; he could have just scanned the code to pay.

The plate of beef that Big Grey is eating has no price.

After thinking about it, I added 30 yuan.

As the price quote from the small speaker rang out, the proprietress realized the amount paid was incorrect and pulled Chen Shu to demand a refund, saying that the beef given to the police dog, Big Gray, was a gift and shouldn't be charged.

Her husband followed, looking somewhat shy. It was hard to believe that the smooth, effortless movements he had made while stir-frying the noodles came from him. The proprietress talked to the police officer for a long time, but he couldn't utter a single word, just standing there smiling.

They just wait for guests to arrive, then rush over to greet them.

As more and more customers arrived, the proprietress had to let go, laughing and saying that luckily the beef soup had been generously filled this time.

After finishing their late-night snack, Chen Shu originally planned to lead the team back, but Zou Qing said they needed to patrol a few more times, otherwise they wouldn't be able to sleep with their stomachs full.

In the police force, female police officers receive special treatment and are exceptional cases where they are taken care of by the entire unit without any objection from anyone.

Naturally, the patrol team began a new foot patrol.

In reality, the Zhengming Brigade's foot patrols were merely a formality and somewhat awkward.

Logically, the busiest and most crowded time on the night market street should be after 11 p.m., but the patrol time arranged by the brigade command center is from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Chen Shu had considered this on a small scale and concluded that the patrol time was deliberately arranged, since everyone wanted to get a good night's sleep and it was about 11 o'clock when they should go back to rest.

It may seem selfish, but that's the reality.

Therefore, this patrol time was tacitly agreed upon by both the brigade headquarters and the grassroots brigades.

Chen Shu led his team back and forth, and just as they were about to leave, they saw a man and a woman arguing by the proprietress's fried noodle stall. During the argument, the man even hit her.

The proprietress who was standing by trying to break up the fight also got hit a few times.

From afar, Big Grey saw it, and with a twist of its fat body, it easily broke free from Yan Song's grasp and rushed forward like a bullet, pouncing on the man who had made the move.

Imagine a large dog weighing over 100 pounds lunging forward with a running start; who could withstand that?
Although Big Grey and the proprietress only met once, that plate of beef actually ended up in Big Grey's stomach.

That was it, and the matter was settled.

After Big Grey pounced on the other person, it looked at the proprietress with a happy expression that was beyond words, like a monkey in a zoo that had finally been released into the wild, its tail restrained from wagging wildly.

Everyone around was stunned. In that instant, Chen Shu finally admitted that this was a police dog with official status and capabilities.

Yan Song rushed over and grabbed the collar around Big Grey's neck to make it release the man who was pinned underneath, but Big Grey refused to listen. It must be that this guy had crossed Big Grey's bottom line.

After all, given Big Grey's size, it's more likely that it won't move at all.

Yan Song couldn't lift the fat and strong Big Gray by himself. The special police officers who followed behind were afraid that if they forcibly carried it away, it would provoke Big Gray to open its mouth and bite people.

At this moment, the man who had started the fight was pinned to the ground by Big Grey, howling and screaming that Big Grey was a mad dog that bit people and demanding that the police shoot the dog directly.

The special police officers looked at each other, at a loss for what to do.

Chen Shu walked in, looked the man over for a moment, and then smiled and said, "You're not injured."

Then, pointing to the large gray dog ​​that was pressing down on him and wagging its tail, he said that it was a police dog that had received formal training and would not bite people without the command of a police officer.

After speaking, Chen Shuzheng straightened his expression and recalled Li Da's expression and words in the special police compound that afternoon.

"Watch out! Release!"

Big Gray flashes instantly.

It squatted to the side, wagging its big tail as if to say: Praise me, please praise me as much as you can.

(End of this chapter)