American Detective: Starting as a Rookie Cop in an American TV Show

Chapter 1394 Robocop
To this day, Reese still doesn't understand what happened. He and his partner were ordered to go to Afghanistan to recover a laptop that was said to contain the source code of some military-grade virus.

Before the operation, his superior Mark Snow privately informed Reese that his long-time partner Kara Stanton had betrayed him and asked him to eliminate her after the mission was completed.

Although the CIA has always tried to train someone to be a cold-blooded killing machine who only knows how to follow orders, this is the advantage of having a paralyzed face.

Including his superior and liaison officer Mark Snow, everyone thought that this guy had successfully become what the CIA wanted him to be. But after the mission was over, facing his partner who he had been with day and night, Reese softened his heart.

Just when he was about to tell Kara Stanton the truth after a moment's hesitation, the other party turned around and shot him.

At that moment Reese realized that his partner had received the same order as him, but the order was not to eliminate the traitor, but to silence him.

After saying "I received the same order as you", the seriously injured Reese turned and ran while his partner was stunned. Almost in the next moment, several Hellfire missiles launched from drones covered a large area around the evacuation mark they had lit.

"It doesn't make sense." Jack was very confused. Since Reese was able to return to the country alive, it meant that he was quite successful in hiding his whereabouts along the way and the CIA did not discover his fake death.

When Jack first came into contact with Reese (Chapter 1292), he specifically told Danny not to collect Reese's fingerprints in order to avoid triggering the alarm on the CIA side. So how was Reese exposed?
Now the "POI" duo has a very good working relationship. Finch's level of making fake identities is absolutely top-notch, and with Fusco's help in covering up, every time an operation is completed, the aftermath is cleaned up very cleanly.

In addition, with the off-field assistance of the FBI and NYPD, it can basically ensure that Reese always remains an "invisible man".

You have to know that the CIA's domestic surveillance capabilities are limited and rely almost entirely on various federal law enforcement agencies. It should not be so sensitive.

Reese stated his speculation, “My injuries were not fully healed when I returned to China, and after learning that Jessica died in a car accident, I went straight to find the man who killed her.

Although I set up a simple suicide scene, I did not completely clean my fingerprints. It should be that a police officer uploaded the fingerprint data for comparison during the investigation of the scene, which triggered the CIA's alarm. "

Jack suddenly realized, "The CIA knows about your past with Jessica, so they guessed that you were in New York, combined with the recent urban legends.

Although the description of the 'man in a suit' is vague, as a superior who is very familiar with your style of action, Mark Snow still suspects that the two are the same person?"

At this point, Jack "sincerely" suggested, "I think it's time to change the way you say it. It's too obvious."

Reese glanced at him and ignored his teasing. After a while, he thanked him sincerely, "Anyway, your method of faking Jessica's death was very correct. At least she is still safe now."

"You're welcome. Theoretically, you're still safe. Your idiotic former superior went to the NYPD to inquire about the 'man in a suit'. This at least shows that he has no clue at all at the moment."

Having said that, Jack remembered that Reese's former partner didn't seem to be dead, and later jumped out to cause trouble, so he emphasized a few more reminders to be careful about hiding, and then changed the subject to the main topic.

Reese basically agreed with Jack's guess about the identity of the mole, thinking it was very likely, but after listening to this guy's plan on how to lure out the mole, he couldn't help but complain.

"Is it necessary to make it so complicated? Fusco will hate you to death." "No, he won't hate me." Jack smiled back, "Because I won't be involved in this matter. You 'POI' will inform him what to do. Try it first, and then..."
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"RoboCop?" Jack muttered to himself, looking at the somewhat familiar old face in the telescope.

"What are you talking about?" Finch asked puzzledly on the other end of the phone.

Jack was a little speechless. Ever since he had complained about the noise reduction function of the communication equipment provided by Finch being too strong, he had specially made improvements to it.

Using what he called a difficult-to-understand technology that outputs ambient sound and conversations to different frequency bands, it is possible to ensure that no sound around the person being monitored is missed, while not affecting the quality of the eavesdropped voice.

This resulted in Jack mumbling something in the car and being heard by Finch.

But fortunately, there is no "RoboCop" movie series in this world, so he just casually passed it off.

Two days later, after completing all the preparations, Reese went back to do his undercover work, so the task of monitoring and protecting Detective "Bean" fell on Jack.

The Vargas gang will take action tonight. They will be responsible for receiving a batch of high-purity cocaine and then transporting it to Montauk, a small town on the easternmost part of Long Island, and handing it over to "LOS".

As for Detective "Dou Dou", the first task he received was to test "HR" to verify whether someone's guess was correct.

As mentioned before, ever since Fusco became Danny's partner, a police inspector named Simmons Patrick had tentatively approached him several times, but always maintained a somewhat distant relationship.

At present, it is still questionable whether this superintendent belongs to "HR" strictly speaking, but according to Fusco, it should be close.

After receiving the request from the "POI", Detective "Bean" tried to contact Simmons Patrick for two consecutive days, but only received a reply this morning, asking him to meet in Central Park in the afternoon.

Then Jack saw a familiar old face.

In his previous life, in the third film of the classic sci-fi movie "RoboCop" series, the original male lead Peter Weller was dissatisfied with the script and refused to act, so the producer found an unknown actor with a similar body shape to him to play Murphy.

However, the third RoboCop film was not very successful, so the actor did not become famous by replacing Murphy.

Jack accidentally learned about this little gossip many years later, which solved a little doubt in his childhood. After all, Murphy in the third film was really ugly, which made a deep impression on him.

The sinister triangular eyes, sarcastic lips, sunken cheeks and wrinkles on his face made him look much older than Murphy in the third RoboCop movie, but Jack was still sure that the prototype of Simmons Patrick was the actor whose name he couldn't remember.

(End of this chapter)