Dustin nodded slightly: "It's done, let you come back two days late, and the final negotiation will be conducted at that time."
"Then Luke's transfer...?" Elsa showed a questioning expression. She doesn't care how much credit the FBI gets, but she cares that the FBI wants to poach Luke.
Dustin nodded again: "All the credit for the hostage rescue goes to the FBI, and they won't mention the special recruitment of Luke."
Elsa got it.
In the robbery of the Zhongfu Building, the size of the real credit is: recapturing the bonds>rescuing the hostages>catching the robbers.
In this money kingdom, the $640 million bond is of course more important than anything else.
But of course you can’t say that to the outside world, but it should be: rescue the hostages>recover the bonds>capture the robbers.
The fbi got the biggest credit in name for saving the hostages, so their merits and demerits will be equalized.
When the old man Aoki said to pursue the case, he meant to sue the power company, not the FBI.
The FBI still has a lot of credit to the outside world this time, but how they will deal with the person in charge of the case internally is another matter.
Having gained face, the FBI gave up poaching.
Luke is very powerful, and the FBI did intend to recruit him specially, but this time the special recruit was mainly used as a bargaining chip. He was not so important that the FBI and the Los Angeles Police Department would tear each other apart.
Elsa hesitated for a moment, but still asked in a low voice: "Boss, my matter..."
Dustin remained motionless, and glanced at her: "Do things with peace of mind and keep everything as usual. I'm not the director, so it doesn't matter if I say anything about it."
Elsa got it.
That's what Dustin said, but the meaning was to let her wait for her promotion with peace of mind.
As for the last two sentences, it is not to shirk responsibility, but the fact.
Dustin has a say in Elsa's promotion, even a lot, but it is not the decision-making power. It is the director who really makes the decision.
Until the promotion paperwork came out, what Dustin said was not true.
It's even more impossible for him to pat his chest to guarantee that she will be promoted. If it fails, it would be bad for Elsa to have a rift with him.
Humans are very strange creatures. Sometimes they know the inside story, but they want to blame others.
In terms of promotion, Dustin has never been resented by his capable subordinates, and now he pays great attention to these details.
Dustin saw that Elsa seemed to understand, so he said, "You, occasionally imitating Luke, dare to say that you are lazy in front of me."
Elsa hehe: "I've been a policeman for eight years, and I haven't killed as many people as he did. I dare not compare with him. I'm not as capable as others, and if I always want to be lazy, I might as well switch to administration. That's okay." Hide in the office openly."
Dustin smiled, very satisfied in his heart.
At least Elsa was sober and didn't have any negative thoughts because of Luke's appearance.
This time, we still have to work harder, and it is best to push her to the position of sheriff! Dustin thought so.
Elsa and Luke are simply partners, which is really a bit wasteful.
A better choice is for Elsa to pair the chief and Luke with an auxiliary police detective, so that the potential of the two can be released.
Otherwise, Elsa is too strong, and Luke...they are not strong people.
Now the two get along very well, not because Elsa is smart, but because Luke is willing to make concessions, even greatly.
In the past two months, how much credit Luke gave to Elsa, Dustin only needs to look at the file to understand.
That is, Luke, a heterogeneous person, does not want to be promoted. This is the real reason why Elsa and him have no conflict.
How many young detectives are there who don't want credit? So far, Dustin has only met Luke.
But this is not the reason why he has been sitting and watching Elsa wantonly divide up Luke's credit.
Luke's ability has already shined, and it is too late for this kind of person to cultivate favoritism. How can this unfairness continue.
Even if he really doesn't need to be promoted, Dustin can't pretend to be ignorant of Luke's contribution. This is not the practice of a qualified leader.
Therefore, let Elsa be promoted to the team leader and Luke handle the case, she also deserves the leadership she deserves.
As for Luke's new partner? Hehe, a certain woman followed him from a small town police station and accompanied him all the way to the Los Angeles police station.
Turning these thoughts in his heart, Dustin continued: "You still have to learn from Luke. Tell me, with his performance just now, who is more like the leader between you and him?"
Elsa was taken aback for a moment, and then smiled wryly: "There is no way, we cooperate these days, basically I analyze it, and he does it."
Dustin waved his hand: "It's not the reason, but the mentality. Don't do all the things that should be entrusted to others."
There was a burst of joy in Elsa's heart. These words meant that she was about to be promoted: "Boss, I understand, and I will pay attention to it in the future."
Dustin nodded: "Go out. Don't stay in the bureau, take the file home and read it slowly, and rest when you are tired."
Elsa took orders to go.
On Luke's side, holding the paperwork, he happily went to the logistics department to pick up the car.
After receiving the car, he was even more satisfied.
It's not how expensive the car is, but it's not an ordinary car.
Most of the vehicles assigned to plainclothes police detectives are ordinary vehicles because of the need to conceal their identities.
But Luke's identity as a police detective is not a secret, as long as the car is not painted.
The matching car is a brand-new Chevrolet impa, which has undergone targeted modifications in many places, including a bumper bumper on the front, enhanced suspension and brakes, a police communication system at the front desk, and bulletproof treatment on the front doors. (Note: American police cars generally only have the front doors bulletproof, and the rear doors are not bulletproof.)
Compared with the cars of many plainclothes police detectives, this car is more than a grade higher.
Luke was naturally satisfied. From this car, it can be seen that Dustin has shown his contribution to him, otherwise it would be enough to give him a new car that has not been modified.
After picking up the car, Luke went to a law firm first, got a batch of entrusted documents, and then went to the apartment not far from the police station.
It's been more than ten days, I don't know what kind of virtue Bobby has become now.
But Sheila didn't mention to Elsa that Bobby was still harassing her, so he shouldn't be doing too badly.
Go upstairs and knock on the door, it took a while for the door to open.
The sleepy-eyed Bobby saw Luke, and suddenly got excited: "Ah, you... you're here? Come on, please come in."
Luke smiled and nodded, walked into the back of the house and said, "I'll give you ten minutes to clean up your personal hygiene, and then we'll talk about things."
Bobby was also very straightforward and went to wash up immediately.
Luke didn't wander around, but just stood in the living room and looked around, and found that although it wasn't particularly clean, it wasn't dirty either, at the level of a normal bachelor.
On the table in the dining room over there are some documents, a notebook and a pen.
He walked over to take a look and found that the above content was all about various news about Larry Page and several senior executives of Google.
Nodding slightly in his heart, Bobby didn't know that he was coming, so it wasn't specially made for him to see, he was really understanding this aspect.