"You can ask someone to go to the police station, or even better, ask someone who knows someone in this area to ask someone for me." Qiao Nian said in a serious tone.
Guan Yan thought for a moment and said, "Okay, send me the person you are looking for, and I will check if I know him or her."
"OK."
Qiao Nian hung up the phone and sent the name in the email that Ji Lin was investigating and the police station where he was temporarily detained.
**
at the same time.
M continent.
Nie Qingru was not slow.
When their people from APE set out to Beijing to find Yuan Yongqin, they had already begun to put pressure on the police through lawyers to go through the bail procedure.
The bail procedure in Country M is simple and crude - it just costs money.
As long as you are willing to spend enough money and as long as you have not committed a serious crime, you can basically be released on parole and wait for the subsequent court trial.
The driver who hit the person was involved in a traffic accident, but he insisted that his brakes had malfunctioned and he did not hit the person intentionally. He did not flee the scene after hitting the person, but instead called the police.
So he fully meets the requirements for a prisoner to be released on bail.
Shadow's legal team is no pushover.
I go to the police station every day and have almost completed the bail procedures.
They are coming to pick someone up today.
As long as they can successfully get the person out of the police station in the afternoon, they can find a reason afterwards to let this person drown or jump off a building out of fear of the crime... As long as this person disappears from the world, Chengfeng Group will never be able to turn around!
Just in case, Shadow came out in person to pick them up.
He drove the car to the camphor tree across the road from the police station and ordered the lawyer expressionlessly to go in and bring the person out!
…
at the same time.
The person Guan Yan found was also allowed to visit the prison smoothly.
The young policewoman opened the door of the prison cell and saw the disheveled truck driver inside through the strong light.
The driver had a full beard and messy blond hair that lay on his head. He hadn't showered for several days and looked dirty and smelly. But the strange thing was that the driver looked extremely decadent and embarrassed. When he raised his head, there was no fear in his eyes. Instead, his eyes were shining, as if he was sure that nothing would happen to him and he would be out soon.
Seeing this, the policewoman closed the door in a very normal manner, walked to the interrogation table opposite the handcuffed driver, sat down, and took out a notebook in a businesslike manner.
In addition to paper and pen for taking notes, she also brought in a laptop.
The policewoman opened her laptop.
She hasn't spoken yet.
The driver sitting opposite saw the stranger and spoke first: "I didn't mean to do that. The brake pads on my car are broken."
"I didn't see anyone in front of me and I hit him accidentally. I'm sorry and willing to compensate, but I didn't mean to do it."
The policewoman seemed not to have heard his explanation and took out a small USB flash drive-shaped object from her pocket and inserted it into the laptop.
The thing was plugged into the computer not long ago.
The driver saw the light bulb in the detention room flicker for a moment, and then returned to normal, as if it was just an ordinary USB drive.
He became inexplicably nervous.
The policewoman, who had been silent since she came in, only started to look him in the face now.
"I'm going to show you something, and then you answer me whether I hit someone on purpose."
"I did not do it on purpose."
The driver was still stubborn.
The policewoman ignored him and brought up the video call.
The driver was also wondering how she dared to violate the rules and contact herself with the outside world in a place full of surveillance cameras...
Before the driver could figure out what was going on, he saw a girl's face appear on his notebook.
(End of this chapter)