Selina was stunned for a moment, then she also started laughing.
Her words treated the SWAT team leader as a criminal, which didn't seem like a compliment.
Especially since Harrison is currently under serious suspicion, he must not say such things outside.
But Jin Nugget started to sob in the back seat.
Luke: "Ok, it won't take long, your meal won't run away."
Jin Nugget turned the dog's head away with satisfaction and continued to look at the scenery from the back seat.
The car quickly arrived at the headquarters, and Luke went straight to Harrison.
This guy was in a relatively good condition; no one put handcuffs on him, and he refused to leave the headquarters until he figured out what was going on.
Sanchez and he were sitting in the corner of the office, both of them frowning and looking as if they were deep in thought.
Luke walked over, said hello, and comforted him, "Okay, I'll find a way to help."
Harrison smiled bitterly and nodded: "Thank you in advance."
Luke didn't say anything more and turned to Sanchez and said, "Tell me again what happened from yesterday to today. Pay attention to the time nodes."
Sanchez looked at Harrison, who nodded, "Trust Luke. If he can't do anything, we can only wait for the Ministry of Internal Affairs to investigate this time."
Sanchez curled his lips: "What are you afraid of? How many times have I been investigated?"
Harrison: "Stop being a tough guy..."
Seeing everyone's strange looks, he quickly changed the subject: "Although you are a woman, this is not a trivial matter of beating up a few suspects. You answer whatever Luke asks."
Then Luke started asking and answering questions with Sanchez.
Unlike interrogating prisoners, Luke's questions were very quick, and most of them were just one sentence before he moved on to the next question. Only occasionally would he repeat something that happened at a certain point in time.
This is different from the practice of asking suspects cross-questions and repeated questioning.
Harrison and Sanchez felt better: this meant that Luke didn't consider them suspects.
Luke's questioning was quick, completed in less than ten minutes.
After obtaining Sanchez's consent, the two drove Sanchez to her home.
He walked slowly around Sanchez's house. He didn't enter the bedroom, but paid special attention to the cosmetics and bath products of this hot big sister.
After leaning against the wall and closing his eyes for a few minutes, he said, "Let's go back."
Sanchez was puzzled, but the three of them got in the car and returned.
Halfway through the journey, Luke received a call from Harrison, telling him a new situation.
Luke and the other two wandered around an alley in the South District before returning to headquarters.
After finding Harrison, Luke said straight to the point: "I am basically sure that this matter has nothing to do with you, but some situations are hard to say. Let's find a professional to take over."
Harrison and Sanchez were stunned.
Luke looked at the expressions of the two and whispered, "You should know that some people are born with "different" abilities, right?"
Seeing the two people's dazed eyes, he smiled and walked to the side to make a phone call.
This time he called Wells again.
He didn't have a good feeling about Flagg's side, but Wells could still bet that there was a 50% chance that the twins would not fall into the hands of the Hydra SHIELD branch.
Wells arrived quickly, and this time, including himself, there were a total of eight agents.
After routine questioning of Harrison and Sanchez, Wells went straight to a big boss at the headquarters to take over the case.
In these matters, "FBI Division 17" obviously has tacit rules with the police department.
All insiders were required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
Fortunately, in order to control the impact, the bigwigs at the Los Angeles Police Department headquarters did not spread the matter of Harrison and Sanchez from the beginning, and the situation is still under control.
The fact that Harrison and Sanchez were not transferred or punished sent a clear signal to all police officers who were aware of the situation.
The police department often uses transfer, leave or direct punishment to deal with suspicious police officers.
On the contrary, if the police station does not take such action, it proves that there is nothing wrong with the police officer.
After Wells said he would take over the case, Luke and his friend said goodbye and left.
Although Harrison and Sanchez were cleared of suspicion, they still had to cooperate with the investigation. They didn't have time to thank Luke and could only silently remember this favor in their hearts.
After getting in the car, Selena asked, "How do you know Sanchez is innocent?"
Luke chuckled: "Yesterday, Sanchez sprayed Coco Green Encounter perfume on her body, but today this person's body and home don't smell of this perfume. You have also seen her perfume, right?"
Selina suddenly realized: "I was wondering what was wrong with you, why you kept staring at the two underwear on the bedside table! It turns out you were looking at the perfume."
Luke: "...More than that. I've seen her shower gel and shampoo."
This time, Selena smiled in her heart and said nothing.
Could she say that she thought Luke was too curious and went to visit the bathroom instead of the bedroom
"Her shampoo and shower gel are both mint. Sanchez was sitting next to me yesterday, and both of them smelled wrong," Luke continued.
Selina was surprised: "You actually pay attention to such details?"
Luke shrugged. "She was the only one in the back seat of the car during the escort yesterday, except for Alex, a man who hadn't showered. I can't focus on Alex's body odor."
Selina: “… What you said makes a lot of sense!”
What Luke didn't explain was that he smelled the remnants of the extraordinary twins' scent in that room, as well as the coco perfume of "Sanchez" who was in the car yesterday.
But entangled with the smell of Coco's perfume was the lingering scent of another strange girl.
As the earliest and most frequently used ability Luke acquired, his keen sense of smell came more naturally and easily to him than shooting.
He can analyze the formation principles of many smells without even thinking.
It's hard to describe this feeling.
Just like some top basketball players, although their positions and postures are different every time they rush into the restricted area for a layup, and they can't even see the basket, they can still shoot the ball based on their feeling.
In fact, Luke's keen sense of smell is now even more exaggerated than this level of proficiency.
He only needed to analyze it for a moment before he knew that it was the scent of a strange girl sprayed with coco perfume.
What's even more bizarre is that the strange girl and the "Sanchez" from yesterday used exactly the same dosage and method of perfume.
When the two mixed smells are in the same room, comparing them is like "spot the differences", and the "clone" feeling between the two is more obvious.
In addition, in several places at the headquarters, Luke also found the strange combination of "Harrison + Coco Perfume".
Headquarters had just found the car in which Harrison took the twins away from the police station. It was abandoned on the side of the road in a residential area on the South Side.
The time he went around the alleys in the South District was to check the abandoned car scene.
In that car, two combinations of Harrison + Coco perfume and a strange girl + Coco perfume appeared on the driver's seat again.