After the villains flattered Louis and got the details of the "attack on police officers" out of him, they suddenly felt that their feelings had been deceived and their self-esteem had been hurt.
Infuriated and humiliated, they pinned Louis, the pretentious guy, to the ground and beat him up.
Fortunately, Louis reacted quickly, was experienced, and decisively played dead to protect his vital parts, so he was not seriously injured.
Even so, at this moment, Louis was disheveled, disheveled, with bloodstains on his body, looking like a homeless person.
He was more than happy to have Luke take him away.
He swore and went to another detention room, never to mention that he was arrested for assaulting a police officer. He would only say that he was a cop who encountered violent law enforcement.
"Don't mess with the guy next to you. He's an old guy from K9. He can bite off one of your hands in one bite." Luke said.
"Be good, Gold Nugget. He stinks and isn't tasty." He comforted Gold Nugget so that the guy wouldn't get impatient and bite Louis.
Gold Nugget has a bad temper.
It's just that he and Selena have educated her normally, so she won't show her teeth to ordinary people.
But it and Selina had robbed thugs many times and knew that criminals had no human rights in Luke's place. It would be okay if it bit them, as long as it didn't bite them into a disabled state.
Louis looked at the gold nugget with horror on his face.
The gold nugget opened its bloody mouth and grinned at him.
Louis decisively pressed himself against the right door of the car, not daring to provoke this ferocious-looking old dog.
After bringing Louis into the interrogation room at the headquarters, Luke asked, "If you tell the truth, I will send you to the detention room on the grounds of illegal possession of firearms. Otherwise, you will still be assaulting a police officer. Deal?"
"Deal!" Louis agreed without hesitation.
Luke nodded in satisfaction: "Tell me, where did you kidnap that girl from?"
Lewis shook his head quickly: “No, I didn’t kidnap her. A man passed by me and said he sent her to me, so she followed me home.”
Luke and Selina looked at each other and continued to ask, "So, you accepted it? A stranger suddenly "sent" a girl from a rich family and asked her to go home with you, and you weren't surprised at all?"
Lewis was stunned, thought for a moment, and shook his head in confusion: “I… I don’t know, as soon as the man spoke, I did this, is there any problem with that?”
Luke and Selina looked at each other again.
Luke: "What does that man look like? What are his characteristics?"
Louis' eyes flashed with reminiscence: "He was a little thin, wearing a very expensive handmade suit, and there seemed to be nothing special about him."
Luke: "When you speak, can you tell where your accent is?"
Louis: “By the way, he seems to speak with a British accent.”
Luke and Selina looked at each other for the third time: Sure enough, it was "him".
Next, Luke questioned Louis repeatedly for an hour, and confirmed all the details of "him" when he "sent the girl" before letting Louis go.
When Luke put away the recorder on the table, he suddenly thought of a question: "You didn't touch that girl?"
Louis stammered: "Detective, actually... I'm a gay, how could I possibly touch her."
Luke, Selina: … No wonder Molly's various tests showed that she had not been violated recently.
Molly's appearance is not bad, and her temperament and dress are above average. It is quite plausible that nothing happened when such a girl lived in the home of a gangster like Louis.
At least, Luke didn't think it was because Louis was soft-hearted.
If it were a normal gangster, not only would he do bad things himself, he might even call a large group of friends to "share" the prey that fell from the sky.
It seems that although Molly's experience was tragic, she finally did not end up in the most miserable situation in the last link.
After throwing Louis, the scapegoat, into the detention room at the headquarters, the two returned to the office lobby and the phone on the table rang.
Selina answered the phone and just hummed twice before hanging up: "Let's go, the boss has summoned us."
Luke casually peeled off the candy wrappers of three lollipops, took one for each of them, and asked Selina to bring two takeouts before walking into Dustin's office.
It was already afternoon and there were not many colleagues in the hall, so they were not afraid of being noticed by anyone as they were eating lollipops and delivering takeout in the boss's office.
Dustin ignored the takeout box that Selina had casually placed next to the coffee machine in the corner of the office. He just asked Luke to close the door before saying, "Be careful about Walter's case. My mission for you is just to make sure he doesn't get killed."
Luke raised an eyebrow: "Murder a police inspector?"
Even though the door was closed and there was no one outside, Dustin subconsciously glanced outside before lowering his voice and saying, "This case is a big mud pit. Anyone who steps in will inevitably get covered in mud, and might even be buried alive."
Luke: "I thought you wanted us to observe Walter's progress."
Dustin showed a mocking look on his face: "Progress? I guess so. But it's not the progress of solving the case, but the progress of Walter losing his life."
Luke sighed, "Kingpin?"
Dustin nodded. "You've known this guy for a long time. His top killer Bullseye has fought with you before, so you know how scary he is. But the more troublesome thing is that the crime scene is in the 15th Precinct. How many of Kingpin's spies are there in the 15th Precinct? It's a question of whether it's only half or two-thirds. If you're investigating a case there, you could disappear quietly at any time. It's not just once or twice that detectives investigating a case have disappeared there, but those detectives seem to have evaporated. Even if headquarters knows there's a problem, they can't keep investigating."
Luke nodded to show that he understood.
The intensity of investigation in police killing cases and police disappearance cases is different.
If we create the illusion that a certain policeman is on the run for fear of crime, it will be even more difficult to investigate.
This operation is not complicated. If there are suddenly tens of thousands of US dollars in unidentified transfers in the accounts of police officers or their relatives, the police officer will be suspected of accepting bribes.
It is impossible for those police officers who have disappeared to come out and cooperate with the investigation to clear themselves of suspicion.
After hesitating for a moment, Dustin said, "Last night, Brad called me and suggested that I should not get involved in this case."
Seeing Luke's thoughtful expression, he continued, "Besides, he specifically mentioned you and asked me not to put too much pressure on you at work. Do you understand?"
Luke laughed: "That's a good thing. After all, I'm new here..."
Dustin stood up unhappily, walked to the coffee machine, took the takeaway box, opened it and saw the roast meat inside. He swallowed and picked up a piece.
Luke and the other man said nothing.