Luke didn't take it seriously, and he didn't take the expressions of these big people seriously. Most of the time, what they did was just what the occasion required and what the time required, and it wasn't their true feelings at all.
But the next cross-examination is interesting. There are two parties present to interrogate him.
One side is the FBI and the other side is the LAPD.
What's more interesting is that the FBI's questioning seems to try to prove that his contribution is not that great, but the Los Angeles Police Department's questioning has repeatedly highlighted his contribution.
For example, someone from the FBI asked: "Why didn't you escort the hostages until they left safely? Instead, you let them run around until our people went up to protect and rescue them?"
The people from the Los Angeles Police Department immediately asked: "What made you have to leave the hostages who had been escorted to the rooftop, and go down to clean up the gangsters to ensure the safety of the hostages?"
Most of the time, Luke was there smiling and watching the performance of the two parties who were called interrogations but were actually quarreling.
When both parties asked him, he fully cooperated with the Los Angeles Police Department.
What happened last night, the fbi didn't have any credit, and almost killed him, himself, with a single shot.
Moreover, now that Luke thinks about it, the people from the fbi may have helped the gangsters a lot.
He just narrated the actions of last night truthfully, and tried to highlight John McClain's contribution as much as possible.
For example, he said that the more than 20 gangsters in the end were solved by the joint attack of himself and Detective John, which is more reasonable.
The reason for doing this is because Detective John did something big last night. He directly smashed the second floor of the house, and it would cost millions of dollars to repair it conservatively.
If you don't give more credit to him, this guy will definitely be in bad luck.
After all, he is a New York policeman, and he has no law enforcement power when he comes to Los Angeles.
Luke wasn't sure if the family's rich company would appreciate his help. If he was shameless and simply asked Detective John to lose money, wouldn't he be wronged
John couldn't afford to pay, but his wife was able to make a lot of money. Only the greater the contribution of the police detective, the more justified his actions.
However, this still has nothing to do with the fbi.
Detective John is from the New York Police Department, not the FBI.
In the end, facing the fbi's nagging questioning, Luke was also a little impatient.
The FBI officer was asking again: "How did you kill those gangsters? Can you say it again?"
Luke tapped the table lightly with his hand: "I've said it twice, please don't doubt my ability."
The FBI officer looked indifferent: "We are just confirming further..."
Luke waved his hand: "If you are patient, go and read your fbi's internal files. In September this year, in the small town of Shackford, Texas, I worked with your fbi team. I shot and killed thirteen people that night. The gunmen of the Mexican gang, this is confirmed by your fbi yourself. In addition, just last month, there was a shootout on the highway near Queens, New York and Nassau County. I killed 19 people and wounded 12 armed robbers. The gunman. It's in the NYPD files, and you can look it up. Now, what do you suspect?"
The fbi man was stunned.
If Luke had really done these two things, it would not be an exaggeration to eliminate the robbers in Zhongfu Building that night. After all, there was Detective John sharing the firepower.
According to Luke, Detective John killed at least a dozen people, and Luke himself killed more than 30 people. Compared with the shootout in New York, it seems that there is not much difference.
As long as there are the previous two examples, the fbi would like to criticize Luke for questioning that it is impossible for him to have this ability, and he can't say it.
The two examples Luke gave, one is the conclusion given by the FBI itself, and the other is the conclusion given by the New York Police Department, a third party, which cannot be overturned at all.
The fbi people were messed up by Luke like this, and they finally became honest.
Especially after a person went out for a trip and came back to say a few words to their leader, the people on the fbi side obviously died down.
This time they finally stopped being lazy, and retrieved Luke's information from the FBI's internal files, which was much more comprehensive than the several police stations he had worked for.
This young police detective, who was only eighteen years old, had only been a policeman for half a year, and he had repeatedly solved major cases, and they were extremely dangerous ones.
After all the calculations, this man killed and wounded nearly a hundred bandits in half a year.
Moreover, almost all of these gangsters exist in gangs and are fully armed. When they commit crimes together, they are cleared out by Luke alone.
This kind of record is not to be said that a certain agent in the FBI can't get it, even if they are given a team of ten people, it is difficult to get it.
They have real skills, and their positions are low, so they are not afraid of them at all.
The people from the fbi could only extinguish their thoughts of pinching Luke as a persimmon, and instead communicated with the upper management of the Los Angeles Police Department, at least to get a share of last night's case.
Otherwise, the commissioner who was there at the time took over the scene forcefully and ordered the power to be cut off. Everyone was still on the helicopter, and Luke and Detective John almost killed the gangsters.
The fbi didn't take credit for anything other than flying a plane to bring down a few hostages, which is too embarrassing.
Luke took away the fbi and regained his freedom.
To say that the big bosses value him so much is not enough, at most it is a coincidence, and he just happened to be able to grab the credit with the fbi.
For example, the Deputy Director Du En from last night was the one who was abruptly robbed of his command by the FBI.
But Luke accidentally learned that it was the deputy director who didn't do reconnaissance and directly let eight special policemen rush into the building and the armored vehicle directly, and he felt chills in his heart.
He was very fortunate at the time: Fortunately, this is not his boss, or thanks to his high position, he will not often direct front-line operations, otherwise it is hard to say how many sats will be killed.
In the end, he left the FBI, Luke left the Parker Center, and it was five o'clock in the afternoon.
I received a call from Selena in Dustin's car in the morning, and probably explained to her what happened yesterday and today, and he complained a lot, saying that he didn't call her for such a big matter.
She didn't watch TV last night, but watched soap operas on the Internet, so she didn't know the news about the shootout in Zhongfu Building at all.
Ximena's call also came, saying that she is still waiting in line at the police station to take a statement, and she is not sure when she will leave.
Luke asked if he needed to help her jump in line, but was rejected.
There were all employees of Zhongfu Company waiting, and she, an intern, ran to jump in line, which was really a bit of a pretense.
The two people's scheduled plans for tonight had to be cancelled. Ximena said that she had a colleague to send them home, so he didn't have to wait.
In the morning, Dustin was going to give instructions in the car. Luke went to Parker Center in Dustin's car. Now he can only take a taxi back to the West District Branch, take his own car and drive home.