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After hearing the introduction, the originally polite police officer Cole's expression turned unpleasant. He glared at the group and left with a gloomy face.
"What attitude? We are here to help them." Lao Wang said dissatisfied.
Uncle Bing hugged his arms and said from behind: "During SAS, if we help any team to complete a task, then they will not accept our help unless we defeat their people."
Lao Wang sneered: "You have such a strong self-esteem? Then don't ask us for help if you are so strong. What's wrong with you!"
The case has been delayed for half a month and has not been resolved because the police in Dunedin don't want to accept help because they think they can do a good job on their own.
Of course, this is their illusion.
Walking up to the second floor, the tall police inspector shook hands with them one by one and introduced himself: "I am Chief McCray of the Dunedin Central Police Department. You can also call me Mike."
Sheriff Smith was familiar with him, so there was no need to introduce him, so according to his status, Lao Wang introduced himself.
While introducing, they walked into a large office with partitions and computers. McCree said: "This is the office we prepared. I will find someone to send the case information later."
This time it was the South Island elite who gathered, of course in name only. The leader of the task force is Chief Smith, so Wang Bo understands the dissatisfaction of the local police. Chief McCree is higher than Chief Smith in both stature and rank, but as a result, he cannot lead directly. It is normal to be unhappy.
Because Chief Smith was the leader, their group arrived earlier, and a dozen more police officers arrived one after another. In the end, there were twenty people gathered, including one of his acquaintances, Officer Conley.
This Officer Conley was the policeman he met when he went to handle the Suradi fraud case. He was full of passion and enthusiasm for justice. He helped get the ambulance in Sunset Town.
Wang Bo was in awe of this. The police took this case very seriously this time. A team of twenty people was a considerable police resource for New Zealand. Conley was also a North Island police officer and was sent here because he was familiar with electronic equipment. Provide technical support.
The twenty people were divided into two large groups and ten small groups. Wang Bo and Uncle Bing were in one group. Naturally, he was the group leader.
In addition to the task force, there is also a local AOS SWAT team for tactical support. McCree is the leader of this team.
A beautiful police officer from the Dunedin Central Police Station introduced the case to them. As Lao Wang knew, Andyson Ranch was the first to discover the missing cows. After checking other ranches, there were three other ranches that had lost them together. 200 cows.
"This is a cow, a cow of at least half a ton, and a lively one. A total of 700 of them were lost, and not even a trace was found?"
"Don't talk about traces, not even a hair was found."
"Ha, don't you have TV in Dunedin? Don't you have cameras?"
There was a lot of chattering in the audience, and the beautiful policeman who introduced the case was very embarrassed.
Lao Wang looked to the side and said, "Everyone seems to be unfriendly."
"Of course," Conley, who was sitting next to him, smiled helplessly, "Dunedin is the second largest city in the South Island. Police in big cities are always targets, like us."
Chief Smith frowned and said, "Okay, shut up. Do you understand the case clearly? If there are no problems, then go handle the case and don't talk nonsense here."
After all, he is the leader of the task force, so he still has authority. After he finished speaking, the office became quiet.
Dunedin is a big city and there are many cameras in the city, but the rural surveillance system is underdeveloped.
Moreover, there is a difficulty in this case, that is, no one knows how long it took for the crime to occur. It may be one day, ten days or even twenty days. Therefore, even if there is surveillance in some places, due to limited storage space, these surveillance videos are all was replaced.
The police in Dunedin judged that a large out-of-town theft group had entered the local area, such as the Cromwell Brutal Brotherhood. However, they conducted an investigation and found no clues. The brotherhood was also very concerned about this matter. What they focused on was how to learn. .
After introducing the case information, the meeting ended. Chief Smith arranged for several teams to go out and investigate the case in their own way.
Lao Wang was also sent out because his identity was very special. He and the four victim ranchers were all members of the Cattle Club, which made it easier for them to communicate.
"Try to get back some information that the local police didn't get." Chief Smith has high expectations for him.
This case is extraordinary. Even the task force can handle the case with guns.
Wang Bo was very interested in this. Although he had taken out a pistol several times to scare prisoners, he had always taken it out through the Lord's Heart. He had never seriously brought a gun on patrol.
In New Zealand, whether police should carry guns while on duty has always been a hotly debated topic.
Wang Bo feels that it is impossible for ordinary police officers to travel with guns like American police officers, because if the current tradition of patrolling without guns is changed, everything will change - the nature of New Zealand police, police training, relations with the public, etc.
This is not to say that patrolling with guns is bad. Many countries have successful cases of patrolling with guns. Patrolling with guns definitely has its advantages.
For example, when a crime occurs in a subway station, or when police officers armed with weapons are required to arrive at a specific location to control the situation, the response will be faster if the surrounding police officers carry guns.
However, in a country like New Zealand, which does not have a tradition of patrolling with guns, it will take a long time to adapt to the changes all at once. It requires a lot of changes. All 12,000 police officers in New Zealand have to undergo training on patrolling with guns again. This is a A lot of work.
In addition, New Zealanders feel that they are distanced from the police officers who patrol with guns. According to public opinion in New Zealand, most people still do not want the police to patrol with guns.
Another question is, what should we do if we encounter combative criminals while patrolling with guns? They robbed the police of their guns, which is even more dangerous.
Wang Bo and Uncle Bing wore guns, which showed their experience. Lao Wang stuck the gun in his waistband, while Uncle Bing asked for a vest and hung the gun under his arm.
"He's a veteran." The policeman who delivered the vest praised him after seeing it.
Then Lao Wang discovered that after he praised Uncle Bing, he looked at himself as if he were a fool.
But Lao Wang didn't care. He covered his pistol with his clothes and drove onto the road with Uncle Bing.
He meant to go straight to several ranches to meet the ranchers, but Uncle Bing shook his head and said: "Don't worry, let's go around the city a few times and find some local gangsters. They may not know less information than the police. .”
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