North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 46 Mistakes
Jimmy was promoted successfully. Of course, the reason for the promotion is that he repeatedly solved major cases, and at the same time, he was professional in the process of performing duties without fault.

But what Jimmy didn't know was that he was so ruthless that he surprised everyone in the police station.Among the more than a dozen county police officers, only three have records of killing on duty, two superintendents, one of whom is Kag, and one police officer is Jimmy.

Not all police officers in the United States have the opportunity to shoot and wound, let alone kill.In fact, there are more than 1000 suspects killed by police shooting in the United States, but there are hundreds of thousands of police officers in the United States, so there are very few policemen with killing records.Many police officers have psychological problems after shooting and killing people. This has also contributed to the fact that large police stations generally have professional psychologists to adjust the psychological problems of police officers, while small police stations usually cooperate with hospitals or part-time psychologists.

A person like Jimmy with continuous kill records and excellent psychological quality is already a very good existence among the hundreds of thousands of police teams.Generally, such people will be snapped up by different departments, especially departments like SWAT.

It's just that the Pulaski County Police Department is a small police department, and there is no special squad, so he just gets promoted and continues to perform patrol duties.If it is in a large city police station like New York or Los Angeles, some task force must have been transferred by this time.

Jimmy renewed his police rank, then called takeaway and invited everyone to drink coffee and afternoon tea, and the rest was to work as usual. In fact, he has not changed at all. He still has to go out to patrol and wear police uniforms. The police lights of private cars with No.

Jimmy continued to patrol at night. He didn't care anymore. He caught a few in the first half of the night and then rested. Anyway, if the dispatch center didn't give the task, no one would say anything when the police car parked on the side of the road.

Driving on the road at night is very boring, especially for a patrolling policeman like Jimmy, because he has no destination and can drive at will, as long as he is within his patrol range.In fact, there are very few cars on the road at night, especially after 10 o'clock, sometimes it is normal to not see a car for more than ten minutes.

Speeding is the most common violation seen at night, followed by drunk driving or drug driving. Jimmy has been very familiar with the driving habits of these people in a few months. Just by looking at the driving status of the vehicle on the road, he can basically judge whether there is drunk driving or drug driving. Drug driving, because people who are drunk can't control their hands and feet, and the vehicle often shakes from side to side or only drives in the middle of the road.

Jimmy generally doesn't directly issue tickets to those who look more pleasing to the eye, because drunk driving is very common in the United States, as long as someone comes to drive them back, it will be fine.But if it's the kind that's not pleasing to the eye, I'm sorry.

The biggest reliance for doing so is that there are no driving recorders and police body recorders yet, and many times it can be handled according to human circumstances.After a few years, driving recorders will become popular, and 10 years later, body recorders will become a must-have item. It will not be so easy. It is illegal to close or cover police body recorders during law enforcement. investigating.

Jimmy noticed that the speed of a car in front of him was very slow. On the road with a speed limit of 45mph, he probably drove less than 30. You must know that it was night and there were no other vehicles on the road. Looking from behind, his headlights were also normal. , there is no problem in illuminating the road surface.This situation is very abnormal and completely inconsistent with the driving habits of Americans.

Jimmy got behind the car, slowed down to keep pace, and turned on the lights and siren.After the warning lights flashed, the vehicle in front turned on the right turn signal and prepared to park on the right.

Jimmy stopped, got out of the car, and walked over. The driver put his hands on the steering wheel and trembled slightly. Jimmy shone a flashlight on the driver. The driver was trembling and his lips were trembling.

"Good evening, sir, do you need help?" Jimmy didn't directly ask for a driver's license. Judging by the driver's appearance, it is very likely that he is drug addicted or sick.

"Yes, I'm sick, I'm shaking, I have a terrible headache. I'm on my way to the hospital now."

"Do you need me to call an ambulance? You can't drive like this." Jimmy frowned, looking at the driver's trembling hands and said.

"No, no, don't need an ambulance, I can go by myself." The driver shook his head and directly rejected Jimmy's offer.

Jimmy looked at the driver, a white man, middle-aged, slightly bald on the top of his head, and an old car, and he probably understood.

"Brother, it's very dangerous for you to drive like this. Do you have a friend who can come and drive your car away? You take my car, and I'll take you to the hospital."

"No, I don't have any acquaintances here. Thank you, officer, but it's really not necessary, I can go by myself." The driver still disagreed, and Jimmy had no choice but to warn him to drive carefully, and then let him leave .

Jimmy started the police car and followed him from a distance without turning on the lights and siren. The car in front accelerated slightly. After following for more than ten minutes, Jimmy saw him turning to a clinic, and the driver stopped before turning around. Continue to patrol the highway.

After walking for a while, Jimmy was still a little worried. He went back to the clinic just now and found that the car parked just now was no longer at the door.

The accident still happened, Jimmy got out of the car directly, drew his gun, walked to the clinic, and knocked on the door.

"Pulaski County Police, open the door."

Jimmy knocked a few times, but no one answered.He turned around and walked towards the back of the clinic, passed by and looked at the window, and found that it was a mess.Jimmy walked to the back of the clinic and found that the car was parked in the backyard just now, and there was no one in the car.Looks like something big has happened in the clinic.

Jimmy returned to the police car and radioed the dispatch center to inform the dispatch center of the incident, and the dispatch center contacted Superintendent Kag for support.

Jimmy waited in the police car for more than ten minutes, and Karg also drove over in the police car.Jimmy informed Kag about the abnormality on the road. According to the chaotic situation of the clinic seen from the window, it is speculated that serious incidents may have occurred inside, at least hostage-taking, and there may be homicides.

Kager and Jimmy walked towards the clinic, and when they reached the door, Kager knocked on the door in front, and Jimmy walked around to the back door, using his ability to observe the situation inside the clinic.

One person was sitting in a corner, judging from his posture, his hands and feet should be bound, while the other person was flipping something by the wall.

Jimmy spoke to Kager through the walkie-talkie, and Kager kicked the door open with both feet in front of him, walked in with a gun, and checked as he walked.Jimmy squatted next to the back door. If there were no accidents, the people inside should have escaped through the back door.

"Pulaski County Police, don't move, let me see your hands." Karg shouted, and then Jimmy heard intensive gunshots.

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