The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 41 Hunting ([-])

Jack raised a finger at him and swayed left and right: "No, no, no, don't ask me for advice on this. I'm a devil, and I only deceive people. You'd better stay away from me."

"Besides, when we were treating the wounded just now, there was a guy hiding behind the big tree behind him. Although he hid himself well, the sound of handcuffs and anklets didn't hide from me. I don't want to make a contribution and hurry up Is your rookie period over?"

At this time, Hannah and Angela came out from the bushes, and between them was a strong black man, who was moaning in pain after being sprayed with pepper water all over his face.

"Hey boys, you should hurry up, we'll give you the credit."

John shrugged and raised his hand for ladies first.

The called ambulances have arrived one after another, the injured county policemen and prisoners have been sent to the hospital one after another, and the prisoners who were lucky enough not to be injured or try to escape are being escorted back to the prison.

Superintendent Gray is in front of the police car, assigning search tasks with the patrol police from various districts who came to reinforce them.

"As far as we know, we still have seven prisoners at large."

"Six." Tim and Lucy led a white man with a bald head who appeared out of nowhere.

Superintendent Gray's originally gloomy black face turned slightly pale, and he nodded at the two of them.

"Good job, correct me, there are still 6 prisoners at large."

"5"

Hannah and Angela struggled to pull the strong black man up the steep slope and appeared in front of everyone.

Superintendent Gray grinned, revealing his perfectly white teeth.

"Fine, at that rate we'll be home on time for dinner at night. But the speed of the fugitives with no traffic is 4 miles per hour and they started escaping 20 minutes ago."

"So we set up a blockade a mile away, and we have helicopters patrolling non-stop. If there is no accident, the rest is to search from house to house and find these guys one by one."

"However." Zoe stood up and continued, "If the prisoner escapes from the blockade, the search within the scope will turn into a city-wide pursuit, which will bring great trouble to the security of the whole city, so the next step is to assign Task"

Several groups including Tim, Lucy and Angela led the K9 group (police dog group) to search from house to house. The new female police officers Nila Harper and John, together with reinforcements from other police districts, were in charge of cordoning off the line. For the inspection of passing vehicles, three groups including Hannah and Jack drove the police car to patrol the road, ready for reinforcements at any time.

The good news comes soon after Tim and Lucy catch an inmate on the neighborhood street, and Angela and an officer catch another in the parking lot.

This idiot tried to steal a car from the parking lot and get away, only to end up with a fancy Mercedes with keyless start.

Then Jack and Hannah received a call for help from John.

When he and Neila Harper checked the vehicle, they found a white driver who looked too nervous, and replied that he had just returned from preschool, but although there was a child safety seat in the back seat of the car, there were still half-eaten snacks beside him. , no children found.

John stopped Officer Harper's attempt to open the trunk and let the car go. He suspected that the inmates hid children inside.

"So what are you guys going to do now?" Hannah asked him over the car radio.

John's voice was a little anxious: "Just now I threw the phone to the driver, confirming that someone kidnapped his 5-year-old daughter and hid it in the trunk."

"But the driver didn't dare to stop, and the escaped prisoner had a gun in his hand. He asked him to be sent to a safe place before releasing his daughter. We haven't thought of a good solution for the time being."

Jack smirked, and interjected: "A safe place? Is there any safer place than the garage of the Wilshire Police Station?"

While speaking, Jack had already seen John's police car ahead, following behind a red Camry.

"John, I saw you. Let's speed up to the front. The rear is too easy to expose. You contact the owner of the car and ask him to follow up. I'll notify the bureau to get ready."

Fifteen minutes later, the red Camry slowly drove into the garage, lowered the garage door, did not turn on the lights, and the surrounding light was dim. The driver got out of the car, walked nervously to the rear of the car, patted the trunk lightly, and said in a trembling voice.

"We're safe."

Then he opened the trunk. Inside, a thin Latino man was curled up inside holding a pistol. The pistol was pointed at a five or six-year-old girl. The prisoner looked at him fiercely.

"There's no one around, I've done what you said, now give me back my daughter, and you can drive my car away."

As the driver spoke, he stretched out his hand and handed over the keys, and the thin man waved his pistol, signaling him to take the little girl away.

The driver quickly picked up the little girl and hid aside.

Suddenly the lights in the garage came on, and at the same time there was a shout: "Put down your gun!"

On the left and right corners, police officer Neila Harper and another African-American police officer in camouflage appeared, pointing guns at the thin man, surrounded by four or five police officers at the front of the car .

Seeing this, the thin man in the orange prison uniform could only obediently put down his pistol and was handcuffed.

Seeing the highly nervous driver hugging his daughter so tightly that he almost collapsed, John hurried forward to support him, while Jack took the little girl in his hands.

The little girl was pink and cute, and she didn't look scared at all. When she saw a handsome big brother hugging her, with two dimples on her face, she stretched out her little arms with a sweet smile, and put them around Jack's neck.

Jack subconsciously wanted to kiss that little face with baby fat, but suddenly remembered that this was in the beautiful country, and forcibly resisted the urge.

"Wow, what a cute sweetheart, let me kiss you."

Hannah on the side didn't have so many scruples. It was rare to see such a cute little girl, and she just slapped her.

The little girl shrank her head shyly, glanced at Jack, hesitated for a moment, followed Hannah's example, and gave a big kiss on Jack's face with a slap.

Seeing that the father had recovered in John, Jack smiled and returned the cute little sweetheart to him.

"You are a very brave father and your daughter is very lovely."

"Thank you, thank you very much." The father sincerely thanked everyone present.

Officer Nila Harper, who had just taken the prisoner away, hurried back and greeted everyone loudly: "Superintendent Anderson and Superintendent Gray are calling everyone, we have to go back quickly."

The crowd drove back to the scene of the accident again, the emergency personnel had already withdrawn, only the firefighters and some workers were still busy around the prison car that had overturned at the bottom of the hill.

A police command vehicle converted from a bus was parked by the side of the road, and everyone got on the vehicle one after another.

Superintendent Gray saw that the people had almost arrived, and said, "Now three more fugitives have been arrested."

"Now there are two remaining, six hours have passed, we need to assume that these two prisoners have escaped from the blockade."

(End of this chapter)