South to North: A Prison Guard at the Beginning

As time passed, the train gradually began to slow down and arrived at Lingji Station.

The distance between the two stations is very short, only more than 100 kilometers, and it takes less than three hours to get there by train at the current speed.

At this time, Ma Kui and Wang Xin took Zhou Gang to the sleeper car and waited quietly. After a while, the car stopped and they took Zhou Gang to the exit to wait and identify the suspect.

There was no need to keep an eye on the two suspects who were singing the Errenzhuan, as their appearances had already been remembered by Yuan Mu and others. After they caught the other two suspects, they just caught them.

At this time, Yuan Mu was staring at another suspect, a person he had met briefly when he arrested Zhou Gang. This kind of quick memory was something he was proficient in, and it was very easy for him to remember someone.

Soon, Yuan Mu found the man in carriage eight. He was sitting next to a woman holding a child, wearing a hat with the brim pulled down.

As for the last suspect, no one knew where he was or what he looked like, and Zhou Gang was unable to identify him at this time, so he could only wait at the exit for a while.

Soon, the train arrived at the station, but all the doors were not opened because at the door of the sleeper car, Cai Xiaonian and others blocked other passengers who wanted to get off and asked them to wait a while.

Wang Xin and Ma Kui escorted Zhou Gang off the train first. There were already several policemen standing scattered on the platform. Two policemen came up shortly afterwards and quickly took Zhou Gang towards the exit.

Immediately afterwards, Captain Lu and others who received the signal began to release the people. Wang Xin and Ma Kui stared at the couple performing the duo, while Yuan Mu stared at the people on his side.

These suspects were very cunning. They walked in the crowd and left no room for maneuvers, otherwise they could have been caught directly.

Ma Kui and Wang Xin took the lead in carrying out the arrest. Wang Xin stepped forward and grabbed Liu Neng, oh no, Wang Jianping, and then Ma Kui grabbed Li Hongmei. The whole process was very easy and quick.

The suspect that Yuan Mu was following naturally noticed the movement ahead and was about to leave quickly, but how could Yuan Mu let him get away? He stepped forward and kicked him in the back of the leg, causing the suspect to stumble to the ground.

He quickly stepped forward, handcuffed his hands behind his back, and a pair of handcuffs were put on his wrists in an instant.

"Get up! What's your name?" Yuan Mu pulled the man up and shouted.

"Zhao Wei." The man knew he was in trouble, so he just said his name.

"I'm looking for you, get out of here!" Yuan Mu smiled and took Zhao Wei towards Ma Kui and Wang Xin.

"Hand the person over to the police first, and we'll go catch the last suspect." Yuan Mu looked at the two of them and said.

"Okay!" The two nodded at the same time, and then temporarily handed the suspect in their hands to the police officer next to them for custody.

These suspects were arrested on the train from Ningyang to Harbin, and will eventually be taken back to Ningyang for processing.

But before the three of them could reach the exit, they saw a sneaky figure walking quickly towards the railway.

"It's him!" Yuan Mu pointed, and then saw Wang Xin rush out and chase after the man.

The man looked back, his eyes were bloodshot, and he quickly quickened his pace and ran forward desperately, but where can you run to? He was soon stopped by the police in front. Wang Xin kicked him down from behind and then caught him.

At this point, the gang was considered broken up. Yuan Mu vaguely remembered that Wang Jianping seemed to have wronged Wang Xin, causing him to be transferred to Hongyang Police Station. Now that this man has been caught in advance, will Wang Xin still go to Hongyang?

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The next few days were relatively peaceful, and nothing serious happened on the train. Occasionally, there was a petty theft, but it was quickly dealt with. The main reason was that Yuan Mu found that the characteristics of these thieves were a bit too obvious.

Many of the thieves in the previous life were smarter than the thieves today, and they were very good at disguising themselves. They might be the apprentices of this group of people, and they are better than their masters.

The train was humming along, and at a certain junction of carriages, Yuan Mu and Lao Ma were smoking and chatting.

"Master, someone lost something over there!" At this time, Wang Xin ran over and shouted.

"Oh, let's go and take a look!" Ma Kui nodded and put out the cigarette in the ashtray.

Yuan Mu also put out his cigarette and walked over with the two of them. From a distance he could hear a man and a woman arguing.

"Oh, fellow police officer, I want to report a case! I lost something!" A man who looked very similar to Bao Beier came to Ma Kui with an anxious look on his face.

"What's lost?" Ma Kui asked with a frown.

"Watch! It's in the bag. Look, the bag has been ripped open." As he spoke, the man picked up the bag, revealing a clear long cut in front of the people.

Yuan Mu frowned as he watched this scene, then he glanced at the other passengers. Many thieves liked to stay at the scene for a while after committing a crime. Yuan Mu had encountered this kind of thing before.

In his previous life, he had handled many cases like this, where people’s money was stolen in shopping malls, and the thief ended up being among the crowd. Perhaps this was a habit of some thieves.

"What brand is the watch?" Ma Kui asked.

"Cars with Shanghai license plates are very expensive!" Before the man could say anything, the woman next to him said first.

"Where has your watch been since you put it in your bag?"

"Where have you been? Think about it carefully!" the woman urged.

"I didn't go anywhere. I was so angry. Oh, I went to the bathroom and didn't go anywhere else." The man said quickly.

"Were there many people at that time?" Wang Xin asked.

"A lot, there are a lot of people in that group, so crowded!"

"It was probably stolen when he was using the toilet." Wang Xin whispered in Ma Kui's ear.

At this time, Yuan Mu observed a man diagonally opposite Ma Kui. The man was sitting with his legs crossed, shaking, and eating a boiled egg in his hand, looking extremely comfortable.

Yuan Mu frowned and quickly recalled in his mind, this person looks so familiar, where have I seen him before?

Yes! This guy is the one who stole the watch. It was not for any other reason, but because he remembered the plot. I think his name is Hou Sanjin.

But at this time Hou Sanjin seemed to notice that someone was looking at him. He met Yuan Mu's gaze, then quickly lowered his head. Then he slowly moved his feet and turned around. If Yuan Mu could see his face, he would see that he looked a little panicked at this moment.

Yuan Mu was just about to push Wang Xin aside to check, when he saw Hou Sanjin stand up and walk towards the opposite side.

"Stop!" At this time, Hou Sanjin suddenly looked back and saw Yuan Mu walking towards him. He immediately pushed through the crowd and ran away. Yuan Mu shouted from behind.