The Blacklist

Chapter 144 Just after boarding the ship, another one went crazy

"Hmm?" Gibbs was experienced and immediately understood what this meant. "This is a symptom of epilepsy. If he has no history of genetic disease, then it is because of his long-term drug habit. What do you think?"

"I suspect it's amphetamines," Stan said, "but his urine test three weeks ago was negative!"

Katie interrupted at this time: "Doctor Stan, is there anything unusual about this operator?"

"No," Stan said. "Neither his colleagues nor his friends knew that he had any drug or other bad habits."

Kerry asked, "Medical officer, the operator who got sick is in the brake group. Can you tell me about his work situation?"

"Oh." When Stan introduced this young man just now, he knew that he was actually the deputy director of an FBI department, so he did not dare to neglect him. "The job of the brake team is to command the landing of the aircraft on the deck and operate the arresting cable..."

Kerry knew that planes took off and landed frequently on US aircraft carriers, and he immediately thought of how important and stressful the work of the brake group was, because there could be no mistakes in this job. Any mistake in the microwave could have serious consequences. It must be that for these operators, the psychological pressure every time they work is enormous. It makes sense that those who cannot bear the pressure would use drugs privately.

So he nodded and said, "I want to go and see how they are working."

"That requires the deck commander's approval," Stan replied. "Well, I'll take you to the bridge."

Donald and Katie naturally listened to Carrie and followed suit immediately without asking for other people's opinions.

Gibbs did not object. On the one hand, he knew he could not control Carrie. On the other hand, he also felt that this decision was correct. Only by understanding the actual working situation of the target person could he judge whether he was likely to take the medicine. However, he was not prepared to go with them. As an old navy, he had been on the deck of the aircraft carrier many times and was fully aware of the situation there. There was no need to waste time. He was going to the infirmary to ask the operator who was being treated.

Tony next to him was very surprised. He had been with Gibbs for two years and knew how powerful his boss was. How could he listen to an outsider? This was a very strange thing. He also wanted to go and see.

The group came to the outside of the bridge, and Stan led Carrie in to see the commander. The deck commander on duty agreed to their request and called a chief petty officer to take them to the deck.

When the sergeant took them to the deck again, he introduced himself as the team leader and instructor of the deck brake group. He emphasized very seriously that he did not believe that any of his subordinates had taken drugs, so he hoped that they could investigate the matter as soon as possible.

Gibbs did not comment on this, but Carrie smiled and replied, "Sergeant, whether it exists or not, you will know after checking!" He knew that this sergeant was the one who provided drugs to the team members, so he naturally would not believe him, but now was not the time to expose him.

After watching the work of the brake group during the landing of the aircraft on the deck, everyone felt that this was indeed not an easy job. The exhaust gas, noise, strong wind and other bad environments are not to be mentioned. Every landing requires precise coordination, and no mistakes are allowed, because no one can bear the consequences! Under such circumstances, the psychological pressure on these operators is of course imaginable.

After returning to the deck, Donald couldn't help but say, "Richard, I think it's because of the excessive work pressure that the operator took drugs privately..."

Elizabeth next to him also said: "Tang is right, I think so too."

Tony is a lecherous guy. He has seen Elizabeth twice. When they walked together and Gibbs was not around, he immediately started to talk nonsense, saying, "Agent Keen, there is another possibility. That is, this aircraft carrier is out at sea for several months. The operator couldn't stand the loneliness, so he awakened a bad habit... Hehe!"

Elizabeth glanced at him and ignored him. Although Tony was good-looking, he looked frivolous, which made her look down on him. Compared with Carrie, he was even worse! Seeing that no one paid attention to him, Tony felt bored, so he said goodbye to Carrie, said he was going to the infirmary to find Gibbs, and then left.

Carrie took Donald and Elizabeth to the ship's inspector general and asked to see the personal information of the crew members involved in the accident. The inspector general was a naval colonel. Although he was surprised why the FBI would interfere in the Navy's case, he had received a call from the Navy Department and would naturally cooperate. However, he stated that the personnel information could not be taken out and could only be viewed in this office.

After a quick look, Carrie handed the information to Elizabeth and asked her, the profiler, to analyze it...

At this moment, a sailor suddenly came to report that another brake group operator had "gone crazy" and rushed onto the flight deck shouting, forcing an E-2 early warning aircraft that was about to land to make an emergency go-around, and almost caused a major accident!
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More than half an hour later, Carrie and others also came to the ship's medical room. The military doctor on duty reported that the operator had been injected with a sedative and had calmed him down.

"What is the reason?" the inspector general asked with a frown. The continuous accidents among the crew members made him, the colonel in charge of military discipline, feel pressured.

"Blood has been drawn and sent for testing, but the results are not out yet..." said the military doctor.

Gibbs next to him asked, "Doctor, I want to hear your personal opinion now."

The military doctor immediately said: "It may be due to too much work pressure..."

"Doctor, I think you should have the correct answer!" Carrie said, "I believe that with your work experience, you should have a more accurate judgment. What do you think?"

The military doctor was stunned and looked at the Inspector General next to him, not knowing what to say.

The inspector glared at me and said, "Why are you looking at me? Tell the truth!"

The military doctor was silent for a moment before he said, "Based on my experience, it should be caused by long-term use of banned drugs..."

"What medicine?" Carrie continued to ask.

"Methamphetamine or amphetamine," said the medic.

The Inspector General's face changed. There were drug addicts on the ship. This one, plus the previous one, should be one too. There might be more. This is a serious problem!

Gibbs was also a little embarrassed. As a member of the navy, he felt that he had lost face in front of outsiders. However, the cause behind this matter was the clues provided by the other party. He could not chase the person away, so he could only bear it.

Tony didn't care. He was a local policeman and had seen a lot of things like this.

(End of this chapter)