Luke decisively started running.
Because he had smelled that Shelev's scent was heading towards the back door.
Elsa was stunned for a moment, then hurried to follow.
Sally was left confused: "Ah, Elsa, where are you going?"
Elsa didn't have time to answer. She quickened her pace and tried her best to catch up with Luke.
In this short period of time, Luke ran faster and faster, and in a few seconds he rushed out of the back door and turned left.
When Elsa rushed out of the back door and looked to the left, she found that Luke had turned and entered a villa.
Turning right from the back door is the main road, and turning left is the back door passage between several villas, so the terrain of this path is relatively complex.
Of course, Luke relied on his keen sense of smell to discover that Shelev was running towards them, and he even knew that the other party had only run over for a moment.
At this moment, his strength is 24 and his agility is 20. He runs at an amazing speed and has very quick reactions.
In less than a minute, he saw Shelev running wildly in front of him.
Luke smiled in his heart and suddenly shouted: "Lapd! Shelev, don't move."
After saying this, Shelev ran even faster.
Luke smiled and shouted again: "Shelev, stop and come back with me for investigation."
If this kind of behavior appeared on TV, there would definitely be a lot of netizens complaining that it was nonsense.
But the reality is not the case.
The so-called procedural justice is basically what American police abide by.
Once the police identify themselves, they ask the other party to stop their actions.
As long as the other party does not cooperate, the police will arrest them directly without any evidence.
To use a line from a movie: If you don't have a guilty conscience, why run? The one who runs must be a criminal.
At the same time, this kind of shouting is also to inform passers-by who may be around to make the identities of the two parties in pursuit known. Otherwise, it would be really funny if a guy suddenly appeared and bravely knocked the policeman down.
Luke shouted a few words, finished the procedures he was supposed to perform, and immediately sped up.
If he hadn't let it slide on purpose, Shelev would have had no chance of escaping. But now that he had run away after hearing the warning, he could have been taken back and detained.
A moment later he caught up with Shelev and pounced on him, knocking him to the ground.
With his agility far exceeding his opponent's, he jumped up again while rolling, unhooked his gun holster in an instant, pulled out the Glock and pointed it at Shelev: "Lapd, Shelev, don't move."
Shelev looked at the black muzzle of the gun and immediately dared not move.
He had a gun on him.
Just now he continued to run away after being warned, but if he moves again now, Luke will just shoot him to death.
As long as the report says that he is suspected of pulling out a gun and resisting arrest, Luke will not be in any trouble.
More importantly, Shelev himself had a guilty conscience and knew he had done something stupid.
When the chief of the West District Police Department said in the news yesterday that the murderer had been identified but the information would not be made public for the time being while the case was being investigated, Shelev became nervous.
This morning, when Luke and Elsa came over, he was actually in the house, and out of guilt he hid at the back door of the room.
When he heard that the two men were looking for him, Shelev immediately started to run away.
Luke did not step forward, but let Shelev slowly lie down with his hands on his head.
Shelev did so reluctantly.
At this time, Elsa arrived panting. When she saw the situation, she immediately understood what was going on. She also pulled out her gun and pointed it at Shelev.
Shelev is a security guard who carries a gun, so she can't be careless at all.
After aiming, she spoke: "Shelyov, you are under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. Everything you say to any police officer may be used as evidence against you in court. You have the right to hire a lawyer before being questioned by the police..."
Well, this is also essential procedural justice, the most common line said by American police, the famous Miranda warning.
As she spoke, Elsa gestured to Luke.
Luke nodded, put the gun back into the holster, pounced forward, pinned Shelev down, twisted his hands behind his back and handcuffed them.
Dragging this guy up from the ground, Elsa smiled mysteriously: "Shelyov, if you want to live, just cooperate with us honestly."
Shelev remained silent.
Elsa had no intention of continuing to speak, and this was not a suitable place for interrogation.
The two brought Shelev back to the villa, and Sally was surprised: "Ah, Elsa, why did you arrest Shelev?"
Elsa did not answer, but said: "Sally, you should come with us. We need your help to investigate some things about Shelev."
Sally nodded dumbly in agreement.
This time, Sally sat in the passenger seat, while Luke and Shelev sat in the back seat.
Shelev looked terrified and his feet were shaking constantly.
Luke observed the security guard and shook his head: This is typical of courting death, right
If his guess was correct, the appearance of Sergei's fat son in the swimming pool of Katie's villa was definitely related to Shelev.
This also led to the death of Sergei's fat son, and Katie was killed by the angry Sergei.
It can be said that this case was entirely caused by Shelev's unreliable security.
After arriving at the police station, Elsa took action personally. Just a few words made Shelev's face change drastically. He finally gave up calling a lawyer and directly explained the cause of death of Sergei's fat son.
It turned out that Sergei's fat son was very different from his father. He was born with a lonely and timid personality, and naturally became a fat otaku when he grew up.
Sergei was very disappointed with it and let it fend for itself.
Anyway, just give him some living expenses every month and let him continue to stay at home.
If things had continued like this, the fat son would have lived his whole life in peace. Sergei had already set up a fund for this hopeless son, and would give him a monthly living allowance to support him until he died.
Until this fat son suddenly fell in love with the young, sexy and alluring Winterster Katie, and all the tragedy began.
The fat guy tried every means to get close to Katie, but he didn't have any good methods. His bulky body made it difficult for him to even chase his idol.
Overwhelmed by longing for his father, the fat otaku finally thought of his father, or rather, his father's deterrent power.
After much effort, he got Shelev's contact information and asked to visit Katie's villa.
Shelev originally refused to do it, but the fat guy was very aggressive this time and directly brought his father out.
Shelev had worked as Sergei's henchman for a period of time, so he was well aware of Sergei's cruelty.
Besides, the fat otaku’s requirements were not high. He just wanted to enter the villa at night to take pictures and get close to the items used by Katie.
Yes, this fat guy didn't ask to meet Katie, he just wanted to lie for a while where Katie had been and take a photo as a souvenir.
Shelev finally agreed, but he wasn't that stupid.
He just said that one night he would open the back door and he didn't care what the fat guy did when he came in, but once Katie found out about any movement, he would fulfill his security duties and throw the fat guy out.
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