I'm not a genius detective

Chapter 25: Handling the Aftermath of the Fight

corridor.

"Right away! I have some business to attend to!"

Sun Yujie replied and continued to brainwash Han Ling.

Han Ling looked at him: "Would you like to hear my advice?"

Sun Yujie: "Huh? You go ahead."

Han Ling said, "First of all, Yang Rui and I are alumni, we met at the film and television base, and now we are colleagues in the same jurisdiction. It's perfectly normal for us to exchange contact information."

Secondly, my relationship with her is purely platonic, both now and in the future.

Finally, if you want to pursue her, it's best not to interfere in her personal life. This will put immense pressure on her and make her misunderstand you as having a distorted desire for control. Once you're labeled like that, things will be difficult later on.

Sun Yujie thought it made a lot of sense and nodded subconsciously. After realizing what she meant, she quickly denied it: "What... chasing? I'm standing in your shoes, doing it for your own good."

Han Ling went along with him, saying, "Thank you, thank you. I'm only doing this for your own good."

Reminded by Han Lingyi, Sun Yujie's rationality prevailed over her impulsive emotions, and her intelligence returned to its peak: "I'll listen to you."

The two returned.

"Call me," Han Ling said, giving him her phone number.

Yang Rui glanced at the two of them suspiciously, dialed the number, saved it, and said, "We're both in the alumni group, right? Add me on QQ sometime."

Han Ling nodded: "Okay, then you guys get busy... Oh, by the way, what's Tong Feng's situation now?"

After joining the company, he contacted Tong Feng several times. After joining the company, Tong Feng went directly to the first squadron of the criminal investigation brigade.

Given Tong Feng's personality and his initial motivation for becoming a police officer, the First Squadron, the Major Crimes Squadron, might present him with some challenges in his work.

Sun Yujie replied, "That's great, Deputy Squadron Leader Fang Zhou is personally leading him."

Fang Zhou, you know him? He's our senior, the top scorer in the provincial police recruitment exams every year, a record that hasn't been broken yet. Zhang Yunhang is no match for him at all.

Twenty-seven years old! Are there any deputy squadron leaders this young in the entire province? Never heard of such a thing, have you?

ark?

Han Ling read through the memories and found that there was such a person. He occasionally heard about his deeds at the police academy. The person was outstanding when he was in school, with exceptional abilities in all aspects.

Choosing to take the exam at the branch office rather than the municipal office is probably a personal career preference, as it allows for direct and rapid case handling at the grassroots level.

The work of the municipal bureau is more inclined towards macro-level guidance and policy formulation. They will only go down to the county level if there are very serious cases in the city or if the county bureau has cases that they cannot handle.

The 27-year-old deputy squadron leader is indeed very capable, belonging to the "genius" group, and his abilities must be outstanding.

Of course, there are also extreme cases. If a young criminal police officer in the squadron has made significant contributions and has the opportunity or the appreciation of his superiors, he may be promoted to deputy squadron leader at the age of twenty-four or twenty-five. This is theoretically extremely rare.

Yang Rui also spoke up: "They are smart, have strong professional skills and strong execution. They have solved many cases over the years. The team's excellence is among the best not only in Qingchang, but also in the whole province."

Sun Yujie nodded in agreement, seemingly holding Fang Zhou in high regard.

"Are you married?"

Han Ling's focus was a bit off, because when Yang Rui praised another man, Sun Yujie didn't show any jealousy at all.

"I heard she got married." Sun Yujie naturally had no idea what Han Ling was thinking. "Hey? Why do you care whether she's married or not?"

Han Ling thought to himself, "Just as I thought."

If Fang Zhou hadn't gotten married, Sun Yujie would have been in big trouble. At twenty-seven, the prime age for marriage, and so outstanding, where would Sun Yujie's competitiveness lie?

Can't find it at all.

Even if Fang Zhou doesn't have romantic feelings for Yang Rui, the worst thing about finding a boyfriend is comparison. A forensic doctor, a trace evidence examiner, and a criminal police officer deal with each other all day long, so it's hard to guarantee that Yang Rui won't start thinking about rejecting him and settling for someone else.

Fortunately, they got married.

However, Han Ling's understanding of the deep relationship between Sun Yang and Yang Rui is very shallow, and it's possible that Yang Rui has feelings for Sun Yujie.

"Just a casual question. Well, I'm off then. See you later." Han Ling turned and waved.

"See you later." "Let's meet up sometime."

Yang Rui and Sun Yujie spoke from behind.

After taking the injured person back to Wanglou Police Station, Han Ling gave the injury assessment report to Zhu Yue, who then reported it to the deputy director in charge. After all the materials were compiled, they would be transferred to the branch bureau's legal affairs team.

The case no longer needed investigation. Zhu Yue, wanting to train Han Ling's professional skills and increase his experience, handed over most of the follow-up work to him.

The woman is still looking for an opportunity to seek Haozi's forgiveness. This matter is very important, both of them, but she doesn't realize that this behavior will only increase Haozi's anger.

With both emotional and physical infidelity, the cuckold's horns have grown even greener.

According to the case details, Haozi, who suffered minor injuries, will be placed under administrative detention, while the shorter man will be placed under criminal detention and will be sentenced in the future.

If the short man is understanding, Haozi's administrative detention may not be carried out.

If Haozi forgives him, the short guy has a high chance of getting a suspended sentence.

However, there is a time factor involved. Criminal cases are very slow, taking a long time to process from the police station to the branch bureau, from the branch bureau to the detention center, from the detention center to the procuratorate, and from the procuratorate to the court.

With administrative detention imminent, it cannot be delayed except under special circumstances. The public security authorities cannot suspend the administrative penalty process because of an unknown possibility of an unresolved understanding.

Should we be understanding towards people who are short?

If he doesn't forgive Haozi, the two might die together. However, there's a possibility that Haozi might change his mind after being released from detention due to objective reasons and choose to forgive the short guy.

In that case, Haozi has been detained, and the short guy will inevitably have to pay a much higher price to get a letter of leniency.

Both sides are at fault; one is a matter of public order and the other a criminal offense, so the matter is not so simple to handle.

Han Ling sought their opinions.

After calming down, the shorter man realized he was in trouble and made his meaning clear: You forgive me, I forgive you.

Haozi is still furious and his attitude is extremely firm: Even if I go to jail for a few days, I will not sign a letter of understanding!

Thus, there seems to be no room for maneuver, and it will be even more difficult for the short man to get Haozi to sign a letter of understanding in the future.

The police officer in charge of mediation at the station tried to intervene, but Haozi was in a fit of anger and was unlikely to back down within the 24 hours stipulated in the detention order.

"He disagrees, what's your stance?" Han Ling met with the short man alone.

The shorter man naturally refused to compromise: "If he doesn't sign, I won't sign."

Han Ling explained the pros and cons: if you sign, there will be room for negotiation in the future; if you don't sign, once Haozi is detained, mediation will be extremely difficult.

The short man wasn't stupid: "If I sign, what if he refuses to sign later?"

That's true, it is a gamble, but the shorter person will face criminal penalties. Insisting on "both parties reaching a settlement" is unwise and could easily lead to the worst outcome.

Adhering to the principle of considering both parties, Han Ling, together with the legal officer and mediator, formulated two possible solutions.

First, administrative penalties cannot be delayed, but execution can be postponed by signing a document. Haozi can sign the administrative detention decision first. If Haozi changes his mind in the future and the two parties reach a settlement, the decision may be changed or revoked through administrative review.

However, it is only a possibility; there is no guarantee that the reviewing body will make a decision.

Secondly, the most direct approach is to immediately notify the relatives of both parties and discuss a settlement as quickly as possible, reaching a consensus within the stipulated period of administrative detention.

The case continued into the second day.

With the involvement of relatives from both sides, mediation became easier, and Haozi ultimately chose to compromise, with both of them signing a letter of understanding.

Although administrative penalties are not strictly speaking criminal records, they are still a stain on the record within the public security system and can be found in certain situations.

At the very least, we can no longer issue a "No Criminal Record" certificate; we can only issue a "No Criminal Record".

Han Ling took the criminal detention report to the branch bureau's legal affairs team. After the deputy director signed it, the short man was criminally detained.

In the afternoon, Han Ling and another regular police officer from the criminal investigation team drove to take the other party to the detention center.

Han Ling's task is now complete. The follow-up issues are matters for the branch office and the procuratorate. Both families need to consult with the branch office and the procuratorate to handle related matters, such as bail pending trial.

In a mutual fight, if one party sustains minor injuries and is exempt from punishment, while the person who caused the minor injuries pays a heavy price to avoid imprisonment, this is already the best possible outcome.

(End of this chapter)