American Detective: Starting as a Rookie Cop in an American TV Show

Chapter 1389: "HR" shows up again

Finch was visibly choked by this, but his expression did not change. "I don't know, but the 'machine' will not make mistakes. It must have a special reason for giving Cahill's number."

"I hope so." Jack just tried to test it out.

In fact, compared to him who had a good understanding of "machines" through TV dramas in his previous life, other people were more curious.

For example, if Cassel had not been warned many times by Jack through Beckett, he would have begged to join "POI" and become an urban legend of chivalry with Reese.

Although it has only been less than half a year since Finch "recruited" Reese, this duo is extremely efficient. They have not only saved many innocent people, but also sent many villains to prison or directly to hell.

Of course, the credit also goes to several NYPD detectives, but Jack and his friends in the Most Wanted Criminals Team did not participate in many operations because they were too busy during this period.

But the FBI also contributed. When Jack and others were not in New York, Finch would occasionally contact Dana Moger directly when he encountered difficult situations.

Although the FBI is responsible for cleaning up the mess most of the time, in a kidnapping case, Reese successfully rescued the 7-year-old son of a New York State judge from an Eastern European street gang.

This incident caused Dana Moger's perception of "POI" to change somewhat, from a mentality of giving favors to one of active cooperation.

After all, as a law enforcement agency, even a federal law enforcement agency, there is a natural resistance to "vigilantes". Actions such as fighting violence with violence are considered taboos because the police uphold the law rather than morality.

However, this overly advanced technology of predicting crime is really unbelievable. It cannot be made public at present and there is no legal basis for it.

But allowing murders to happen is not in line with universal values. When more and more cases are presented to him, whether it is Dana Moger or David Rossi, after thinking about it, he finds that Jack's previous proposal seems to be the best solution.

Make friends with Finch, the creator of the "machine", and to some extent maintain a relatively friendly observation and control of the "POIs".

Just like the first time a steam-powered locomotive rumbled down the rails, some people looked at it as a monster, while others were eager to jump on it and experience it for themselves.

Jack might be the one who was eager to jump onto the front of the train. Dana Moger and David Rossi didn't have this idea for the time being, but they didn't mind riding their horses along both sides of the tracks to catch someone if he accidentally fell off.

Now, as more and more people have been helped by "POIs", New York has a new urban legend besides the "sewer crocodile".

Legend has it that when someone is about to encounter misfortune, a mysterious "man in a suit" will suddenly appear. He is like a "guardian angel" who can foresee the impending danger and prevent the tragedy from happening in time.

Of course, the reason why it is an urban legend is that compared to the New York metropolis with a population of nearly 900 million, the people that Finch and Reese could help in these few months were only a mere to people.

Moreover, it seemed that every one of the people they helped had a good understanding of the term "repaying a favor". Afterwards, they were clueless and kept their mouths shut when asked by the police or the media.

Jack suspected that the "machine" definitely did some personality profiling when selecting those who needed help, but he had no evidence.

At this time, the green and yellow dots on Finch's computer began to move. Finch quickly put on his headphones and asked, "Mr. Reese, what happened?" "I don't know, but it's definitely not a good thing. Cahill just sneaked out of the house." Reese replied.

Jack leaned over to the microphone and said hello, "Hi, I'm here too. I heard you just made a big deal?"

Although it sounded strange coming from an FBI agent, Reese answered honestly, "I smuggled millions of dollars' worth of green garnets. I got three of them as a reward. I should be able to make a set of jewelry for Jessica."

"Why not just close the net? As long as we send the entire gang to jail, the mission will be accomplished, right?" Jack asked curiously.

Reese said calmly, "That depends on your thoughts. There was an accident on the way.

When the ambulance used to transport the smuggled goods was accidentally intercepted by the NYPD because the rear lights were not working, Boss Vargas said not to worry, he had already said hello to 'HR'.

It's "HR" again. Upon hearing this gang of corrupt police lurking inside the NYPD, Jack covered his forehead with his hands in a headache.

"HR" was hidden deeper than he and Frank Reagan had imagined, and their previous plan to alert the enemy seemed to be too successful.

After Detective "Bean" Fusco's former corrupt police colleague Stiles "disappeared", there were indeed some unusual movements in "HR", and people everywhere were secretly inquiring about the situation.

The director personally stepped in to coordinate with the FBI and thoroughly screened his own Ministry of Internal Affairs, but the results were only mediocre.

Although several moles were caught, their levels were obviously not high enough. Frank Reagan suspected that not only the NYPD but also some city council members in the City Council were the backers of "HR".

Fusco is the "bait" deliberately put out by Jack, a stupid detective with a history of being a corrupt police officer who now "accidentally" becomes the partner of the director's son. He is simply the best target to win over.

Detective Doudou now had a second salary and was in high spirits. He would often pretend to be generous when he went to the police bar.

Anyone with a discerning eye could tell that this guy not only got promoted, but also seemed to have made a small fortune, further confirming his history as a "corrupt policeman."

However, "HR" never took the bait and only sent a police superintendent named Simmons Patrick to maintain intermittent contact with Fusco.

Jack even considered whether to let Fusco defile himself or simply make a pledge of allegiance, but he was not in New York during this period and did not find any suitable opportunity to make plans.

"Okay, then you continue to follow me. Tell me anytime if you need support. It's time to find a way to get rid of the corrupt police organization 'HR'." Jack looked at the two rapidly moving green and yellow dots on the monitor, wondering whether he should stay in New York for a while.

But Reese's tone became tense. "Something seems to be wrong. 3404 Orchard Avenue, Brooklyn, Finch, check on this family. Cahill is wandering around the house checking the situation. It seems that he has bad intentions."

(End of this chapter)