North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 58 Jimmy the Butcher

Chapter 58 Jimmy the Butcher ([-])

Johnny didn't expect the police to enter the house directly. He had already shot just now. According to the police's law enforcement habits, if the danger was not ruled out, they should negotiate with him outside and let him go out instead of them directly storming into the house. house.

His father was a policeman, and he often told him stories about police law enforcement, and he would never remember it wrong.

Johnny looked around the room, jumping out the window was not an option, there were so many police cars outside, the police must have surrounded the whole house.

"Don't shoot, I'm coming out."

Johnny opened the bedroom door from one side, and only opened a gap. He saw only one policeman through the gap, and immediately drew his pistol and shot at the door.

Jimmy has already seen his movements, so he is ready in advance. When Johnny points the gun at him, he avoids this passage in advance. Johnny empties the magazine directly at the door. Except for the door and the wall, nothing None hit.Johnny pressed the release button, the empty magazine dropped, he put the pistol under his left armpit, took a full spare from his trouser pocket and loaded it.

Jimmy watched him complete all the actions, and moved to the side of the passage, and fired twice through the door, one shot in the chest and one shot in the neck.

Johnny had already fallen to the ground in his mind's eyes. Jimmy walked over and opened the door, took a look, and pressed the intercom to notify
"The suspect is down and safe to come in."

After the police and FBI at the front door came in, they saw Jimmy standing in the living room, arranging his duty belt and pistol. Jimmy pointed out, "He's in the bedroom." Then he took off his duty belt and leg holster, Handed it to Karg who had just come in through the back door.

"He's dead?" Carger asked, and Jimmy nodded and walked out the front door.

"Superintendent, how long has this young man been at your police station?" an FBI came over and asked Kag.

"Four or five months, great guy," Kager replied.

"It's really good, and the marksmanship is also good. 2 shots, one shot in the chest, one shot in the neck, Johnny died on the spot, the key is, he was killed through the door. What's his name? How old is it?"

"Jimmy Young, maybe 24 or 25, I haven't noticed it."

Kag chatted a few words casually, and then came out with Jimmy's equipment.According to the old rules, Carg took Jimmy back to the police station and asked others to drive Jimmy's police car back.

Because the FBI was involved this time, Jimmy was not directly questioned and investigated after he came back, but had to wait for the departments involved to arrive.

Jimmy lived in the police station solidly for 2 days. During this period, he did not go out to patrol or arrange other tasks. He ate takeaway and slept on a camp bed in the lounge. Then, Jimmy ushered in an unprecedented super inquiry group.

In the large conference room of the police station, seven senior officials sat on one side of the conference table.In the center is Chief James, on the left is a colleague from the County Sheriff's Department of Internal Affairs, two FBI agents, on the right is the Assistant District Attorney of the Attorney's Office, and two LRPD Internal Affairs officers.

"Jimmy, this inquiry covers two police shootings on May 5th."

Director James sat in the middle, pointing to a row of people to introduce Jimmy, which is the proper process.

"This is Superintendent Brandon Walter, LRPD Internal Affairs, Detective Ned Ryan. This is Assistant District Attorney (ADA), Kaya Johnston, Office of the Attorney's Office (Kaya Johnston). County Internal Affairs Superintendent Aud Palmer. FBI Special Agents Iger Marshall and Jonathan Holman."

"Gentlemen, this is Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Young. Now we begin today's inquiry. It starts with the shooting of Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Young at 5:16am on May 10th. Superintendent Brandon Water, please You start by asking questions."

"Okay. In this case, one police officer was injured and two suspects were shot dead. Police officer Dolch Mars was shot in the right leg. The bullet has been removed and he is expected to return to the police station in 1 weeks. The male deceased is 3-year-old Alman Grosso, formerly known as Osama Saleh Hassan, and the woman is Yankesi Walid. Both have criminal records. There are drugs and they are still wanted, and Waleed is also wanted for illegally possessing drugs in violation of bail regulations."

"Now state your case report."

"At 5:16 a.m. on May 7, I received a notification from the police station that today I need to go on duty near Calgary Bay to search for the murderer Johnny Santiago. I am patrolling at the intersection of West Glen Bay and West Glen Road.

At around 10:05, I heard gunshots, and then the news that the policeman had been shot came from the intercom. Because the gunshots could be heard, I judged that the location where he was shot was on a road next to me. I drove the police car over, first Apply a tourniquet to the officer, then conduct reconnaissance of the house where the suspect is located, and return to the police car to protect the injured officer.

At around 10:10, the rest of the police officers were in place. I went to the back of the house to prevent the suspect from escaping through the back door. When I arrived at the back of the house, I found a motorcycle. I speculated that the suspect might come from the back door and escape on a motorcycle, so I stayed on guard. Beside the motorcycle.

At 10:12, the front police officers exchanged fire with the suspect, and then the back door was opened. Two suspects appeared behind the door, the male was in front, holding a weapon in his hand. I fired and fired a total of 4 shots.

At that time, because I needed to find the murderer Johnny, I still needed to continue patrolling, so after communicating with Superintendent Kag, I handed over 4 used shell casings to the LRPD police and continued to carry M16 on patrol. "

Jimmy described the scene at that time in detail and his own judgment on the situation. These words have been recalled many times in the past two days, basically there will be no omissions, and it will not be very cumbersome.

The relevant report has already been submitted by the police officers of LRPD. For them, it is mainly a formality. After all, the same policeman killed three suspects that day, which has not happened for a long time.

"Please explain why you didn't use a pistol at that time, but an M16 rifle."

"The suspect in the case we were dealing with at the time was Johnny Santiago. He practiced guns with his father since he was a child. His father was a retired policeman who had served for more than 10 years. Johnny carried an M14 rifle with him when he fled. According to the demand, all the county police officers who performed the task replaced the M16 rifles.

This time, after Johnny escaped and hid in the residents' homes, the possibility of getting automatic weapons again cannot be ruled out, so I still carry the M16 rifle on patrol.

After being shot by a police officer, for high-risk suspects with guns, based on the principle of safety, I trust the rifle in my hand more than the pistol with much smaller range and power. "

"I have no problem." Superintendent Brandon Water finished the process and it was over. For him, the policeman's well-being was the most important thing.

"I have a question. Why did you shoot at the suspect's heart? You wanted to kill him on purpose, right?" ADA Kaya Johnston next to her suddenly said.

(End of this chapter)

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