The real life of an American police officer: Winning over others with virtue

Chapter 54 Community Party (Please Read)

Eric's words still had the power to calm people down. Annie was immediately calmed down and did not take any further action. However, she did not understand the meaning of the gift in Eric's words. She only heard "don't panic."

"But."

Before she could finish her words, she was interrupted by Eric who stood up: "It's too late for you to do anything."

Annie looked over immediately and found that the muscular pickup truck, which was twenty meters away, had already made the next move.

The back seat door suddenly opened, and someone inside was forcibly kicked down, falling to a position that was blocked by the crowd and could not be seen.

Then, with a roar, it left.

The whole process happened so fast that she hadn't even started taking the next step.

"I'm right, rookie." Eric walked past her calmly.

At this time, Old Moure, who was still busy at the stall, and his wife Maya had already walked out. He looked at the somewhat chaotic scene over there and said in a worried tone:
"Officer Eric, what is this?"

As a law-abiding citizen doing honest business, Uriel didn't want anything to go wrong here.

"fine."

Eric pulled the ten dollars he had gotten that morning from his pocket and handed it to Uriel.

"You can leave the remaining money in my account. I will come again tomorrow."

After saying that, he walked towards that direction under the gaze of Uriel and his wife and the guests present.

If I'm not mistaken, the person who was kicked down should be that Korean. The West Coast Wolf Tribe worked very quickly, it seems that they must have paid some price. I just don't know what is involved behind this.

Seeing this, Annie hurriedly followed
"LAPD!! Get out of the way!!!"

Eric shouted to the crowd still gathered there as he walked.

As the group of people made way for him, Eric finally saw the person lying motionless on the side of the street.

It was that guy. His face was bruised and his clothes were covered with many footprints. It seemed that Ge Ke had beaten him up quite a bit and probably got some information out of him.

I squatted down and checked, and found that the person was fine, just knocked unconscious.

There was nothing much to say about this. I just took out the walkie-talkie and informed the dispatch center that the prisoner who resisted arrest and attacked Darren and Lucy had been arrested and would be taken back to the police station soon.

Let the dispatch center make the next arrangements for this prisoner.

Since carfentanil and the newly emerged Graystone Lane Brothers gang are involved, the final fate of this stick should be handed over to the detectives of the Anti-Organism and Narcotics Division of the Detective Bureau.

At this point, this matter has nothing to do with him, a low-level second-level patrolman.

After many thoughts flashed through his mind, Eric directly instructed the rookie Annie to put the stick into the police car, and then returned to the West Canyon Police Station under the gaze of many people.

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On the way, Eric heard the prompt that the task was completed. He breathed a sigh of relief, put one hand on the car window as usual, looked at the scenery outside, and felt more and more comfortable.

He can improve again.

Perhaps the bottleneck of Accurate Shooting lv4 (Mastery), a skill that he had been honing but had not been able to upgrade, would loosen further, allowing him to enter the world of lv5 (Specialization).

This made Annie look over from time to time, wondering why Eric seemed to be in such a good mood.

Unfortunately, Eric's good mood was instantly shattered upon returning to the police station. Anyone who had just dumped everything on someone else and was about to slack off would be easily disheartened if they suddenly saw Daves's expressionless, cold face.

Daves didn't know what had happened that made him come to the detention area downstairs in person. He looked at Annie who was registering the sticks, and looked at Eric who looked serious as if he had just finished his work, and his face darkened.

He was also a patrolman, so how could he not understand the ins and outs of this? Eric always threw all the things to the newcomers.

"Come with me." Daves said coldly to Eric.

"Yes! Sir!" Eric responded and followed Daves obediently.

Meanwhile, Annie, who was registering with other male police officers using batons, looked back and saw the two men disappear through the door.
An empty aisle corner, next to the window.

"Is that man the suspect who attacked Darren and the others?" Daves said to Eric with his hands folded.

Eric was not too surprised by Daves' question. The commander on duty seemed to be sitting motionless in the bureau, but in fact, the relevant information of each patrol unit would be passed to him.

In a major incident like the one where Darren and Lucy were attacked and almost in danger of their lives, Daves, as the duty commander, probably went to the hospital in person.

"Yes, sir!"

Daves nodded and said, "This matter will be taken over by the Detective Bureau. We will not be involved!"

Eric coughed dryly. This sentence sounded a bit strange. He was just a patrolman and had no right to get involved in such things. Was this a warning to him not to mess around?

In that case, he could only cooperate: "Yes! Sir!"

Obviously, Eric's attitude satisfied Daves. He nodded with satisfaction, then took out a leaflet-like picture from his pocket and handed it to him.

"I've got a task for you."

Eric took it subconsciously, unfolded it and looked at it, a look of helplessness flashed across his face.

This is indeed a piece of paper similar to a flyer, but it is not an advertisement. Instead, it is a notice that the community is holding a party and welcomes the residents of the community to actively participate.

And the time is exactly one o'clock this afternoon, and there is only half an hour left.

"Green Community Party?" Eric looked at Daves helplessly.

"Sir, you don't want us to go over and help maintain law and order, do you?"

If this is true, then they will just stay there as tools all afternoon, and may even help the residents with some work.

This is the favorite of the Mo Yu monster, not his favorite.

"The Green Community Council just donated a large sum of money to our West Canyon Police Department this year, so they warmly invited our West Canyon Police Department to come and participate in this party."

Eric didn't even listen to Daves finish speaking and sighed in his heart.

Well, this is probably the requirement of the big money sponsor. It seems that the level of this community must be upper-middle level.

In a community like this, the committee has much more power than the residents' committee in China.

"So we decided to send a representative from the West Canyon Police Department, and Superintendent Grey chose you," Daves said calmly.

This surprised Eric: "Superintendent Grey?"

Daves's position in the West Canyon Police Department was indeed very high, but his power was essentially that of a manager of only one department, and there were several other departments in the West Canyon Police Department.

(End of this chapter)