Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 331 If your heart isn't hard enough, what kind of detective are you?

Yu Dazhang had no idea what Hua was thinking at that moment.

Seeing that the other party did not refute him, he continued:

“I gave this order. You are just cooperating with us in the case. If anything goes wrong as a result, I will take full responsibility.”

This statement seemed to be an attempt to take responsibility and reassure colleagues in N province.

But in reality, it was a slap in the face.

What he really meant was: If you're afraid of taking responsibility, just hide behind me; I'll hold up the sky if it falls.

All those present were criminal police officers, and elite ones at that, so they could naturally understand the unspoken message in Yu Dazhang's words.

For a police officer, the worst thing is to be told that they are spineless; that's even worse than being cursed.

Are you misinterpreting me?

Hua's voice turned somber, and his expression became grim:

"I was just making a suggestion. You can reject it, but you can't question our professional ethics."

"We're all men, and we'll never back down under any circumstances, we've never backed down."

Why are you in such a hurry...? Yu Dazhang quickly realized that he had just misspoke.

He was also a little anxious, fearing that the N province would bypass him and organize a rescue directly, so he spoke without thinking just now.

"It's a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding," Yu Dazhang immediately corrected himself.
"How could I possibly question you? I was just being inconsiderate with my words, but I really didn't mean it that way."

He said he would never admit it, even if it meant death... but his hands were not idle either, and he handed another cigarette to Captain Hua.

"Can you bend and stretch?" Hua Kaiquan narrowed his eyes as he looked at the cigarette offered to him.

The fat man spoke softly, but showed no intention of backing down.

If you keep arguing about it, it will only make you seem petty.

After a slight hesitation, Hua Kaiquan took the cigarette, lit it, and said thoughtfully:

"Then let's do it your way. I will fully cooperate with your operation, and I will follow your instructions regarding personnel allocation."

Yu Dazhang didn't give him a chance to refute.

If anyone objects, it means that Huakaiquan's side is afraid to take responsibility.

At the same time, Yu Dazhang also knew that this arrangement would prevent those with intellectual disabilities from being rescued immediately.

They have to continue working as cheap laborers in the factory.

But there's no other way; to solve a case, you have to make choices.

Do you think solving a case is just about outsmarting criminals?

not enough.

In Yu Dazhang's view, he was often more insidious and ruthless than his opponent.

Talking to criminals about "five virtues and four beauties" is brain-dead.

To put it bluntly: if you're not tough-hearted enough, what kind of criminal investigator are you?

Then Yu Dazhang had someone find a map of the Yancheng Industrial Zone.

"Team Leader Hua, you can split into eight groups over there, and I also have one group here."

Yu Dazhang looked at the map and said:

"Nine groups are enough to monitor the industrial zone."

The two then exchanged opinions and marked nine points on the map.

Currently, the best surveillance method is to have a team in one vehicle, with people hiding inside the vehicle and stopping at a fixed point, and then two people taking turns to monitor.

This method of stakeout is both covert and secure.

In case of an emergency, vehicles can be activated immediately to provide support.

The only problem now is that there aren't enough private cars.

Using a police car is tantamount to directly telling people that the people inside are police officers.

"I'll take care of the vehicle problem," Captain Hua said, waving his hand dismissively.

"It will be here today."

"Then there's no problem..." Yu Dazhang nodded and said.
"Once the vehicle arrives, just go directly to the marked location. If we spot any suspicious vehicles, we'll contact them immediately." He planned to stake out the location with Lü Zhongxin and Zhang Sen; the three of them working together would be more efficient.

Hua Kaiquan then handed him a police walkie-talkie and asked:

"Once the suspect vehicle is identified, should we follow it or take direct action to apprehend it?"

These things must be planned in advance, otherwise it's easy for something to go wrong.

This demonstrates the meticulousness of Team Leader Hua in handling matters.

"Arrest them directly."

Yu Dazhang answered decisively, clearly having already thought it through:
According to Fang Peng's confession, getting to that underground prison involved a long, bumpy dirt road, which indicated that the route would be very remote.

"These road conditions are not suitable for tracking, and it's impossible to keep up with them anyway."

He had only talked about the case of the underground prison before, and Fang Peng's confession did not go into detail, so Hua and his team did not know this detail.

"That's true." Team Hua nodded in agreement.

This kind of thing can be visualized in one's mind with just a little thought.

On a dirt road.

A van was driving in front, with another vehicle following behind.

In this situation, even a fool could tell that he was being followed.

Rather than being discovered halfway through, it's better to arrest the person directly in the industrial area, which can also prevent any unforeseen complications.

After finishing their conversation with Hua Dui, Yu Dazhang and the other two went to the office where they had previously spoken with Hong Liuwen.

Hong Liuwen was waiting inside, while a police officer stood outside the door.

"Your daughter is now safely on the plane."

Yu Dazhang did not receive any more calls from Li Mingzhao, but it was precisely because of this that he was certain that Hong Liuwen's daughter was safe.

If anything unexpected had happened, Li Mingzhao would have contacted him long ago.

"Thank you, thank you so much, thank you so much..."

At this moment, Hong Liuwen didn't know how to express his gratitude, so he could only keep saying "thank you".

"Alright, alright." Yu Dazhang waved his hand.
"I didn't come here to hear you thank me; you still have tasks to complete."

Upon hearing this, Hong Liuwen immediately straightened his back, and his expression became serious:
"Give me the order. What should I do next?"

Yu Dazhang turned to look at Lü Zhongxin:

"Master, give his phone back."

Lu Zhongxin nodded, took Hong Liuwen's phone out of his pocket, and then stepped forward to hand it to him.

After taking it, Hong Liuwen looked at him with a puzzled expression, then turned back to look at Yu Dazhang.

Yu Dazhang and the other two assumed he was wondering why they had returned his phone.

What Hong Liuwen was thinking was that the policeman who looked like a lackey was actually this fat man's master!
What style is this?

The apprentice takes the lead in handling the case, while the master stands aside waiting for orders.

Is this how cases are handled in Songhai?

As expected of a top-tier metropolis, even their case-handling methods are so unique.

The apprentice mentors the master—what a peculiar and mysterious combination!

"Why are you looking at me like that?"

Yu Dazhang also noticed something was wrong; Hong Liuwen's gaze made him feel uneasy.

His eyes were strange, as if he had seen something rare.

"It's nothing," Hong Liuwen said seriously, forcibly suppressing his curiosity.
"Tell me, what do you want me to do?"

He felt that it was best not to pry into other people's private affairs at times like this.

Moreover, his current situation is not optimistic, so he has no time to think about these gossips.

"It probably won't be long before they find out that your daughter has escaped the local gang's surveillance."

Yu Dazhang stared at Hong Liuwen and asked:
"What do you think the other person will do?"

(End of this chapter)