Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 413 These people have some nerve!

Only after being reminded by the police did Hua and his team realize what was happening.

Yes, if there were real danger to life, we should have moved to another place long ago.

Although they didn't understand medicine, they knew that the emergency room was not a place to treat critically ill patients.

"what do you mean?"

If you don't understand, just ask. Team Leader Hua is not an arrogant person, and he has no mental burden in adopting a humble attitude.

"The emergency room is where acute injuries are initially assessed, stabilized, and treated."

The police officer answered in a measured and methodical manner:
"If the condition is assessed as critical, the patient will be immediately transferred to the emergency room for emergency treatment."

"After maintaining the patient's vital signs, the next stop is the operating room."

At this point, he glanced at the five people in front of him with a serious expression:

"He's been in the emergency room for so long and hasn't come out yet. Doesn't that clearly mean his injuries aren't serious?"

It seems like that's what happened.

The Chinese team looked at each other, speechless for a moment.

Concern leads to chaos.

All they knew was that Yu Dazhang had been shot and had lost a lot of blood, but no one paid attention to these details.

If serious injury is divided into three steps, Yu Dazhang stopped at the first step.

So how could there be any danger to life?

The police officer looked young, but he was clear-headed and organized, and calmed them down with just a few words.

"How do you know this hospital procedure so well?"

The one who asked the question was Lü Zhongxin. He relaxed completely when he heard that his apprentice was alright.

"Well..." the police officer smiled somewhat embarrassedly.

"My ex-girlfriend was hit by a car last year, and this is the procedure we followed."

Ex-girlfriend?
Now that they were less nervous, they naturally started gossiping.

Did she become your ex-girlfriend after you passed away, or did you break up after you recovered from your injuries?

Several people wanted to ask, but none of them asked.

Another ten minutes passed.

The emergency room doors opened, and this time it was the doctor who came out.

The group immediately went to meet them.

"Doctor, how is he?" Captain Hua asked.

Lu Zhongxin and the others stood behind him, looking at the doctor with nervous expressions.

"It's nothing serious. It was just excessive blood loss that caused the shock and coma."

The doctor took off his mask as he spoke, and seemed to breathe a sigh of relief.

"Fortunately, they were brought in in time, and their condition has now stabilized."

Although his tone was calm, it was very pleasant to hear, making everyone breathe a sigh of relief.

Once a person calms down, their intelligence returns to its peak, and they naturally consider more things.

Lu Zhongxin took half a step forward, looked at the doctor, and asked:

"Removing a bullet should be considered a surgical procedure, so why wasn't it done in the operating room?"

He said it in a questioning tone.

In his view, the hospital was being somewhat perfunctory with its patients.

Even if Yu Dazhang's injuries are not fatal, surgery cannot be performed in the emergency room.

The others immediately realized the problem and cast questioning glances at the doctor.

"bullet?"

The doctor looked at everyone with a puzzled expression:

"What kind of bullet?"

Oh no, I've run into a quack.

"He has a gunshot wound!" Captain Hua exclaimed urgently, his voice rising several decibels.
"According to his colleagues at the scene, he was shot at least twice."

This made even the doctor nervous.

"No, that's impossible," the doctor said immediately with certainty.
"I've had X-rays and CT scans done, and they didn't find any foreign objects inside my body. I've also carefully examined the wound; it's not the kind of wound left by a bullet."

The doctor paused, frowned, and continued to explain:

"The wound on his head was left by a bullet. Although it caused a lot of blood loss, once the bleeding was stopped, it was just a normal flesh wound."

Then, the doctor pointed to his left shoulder: "The wound on my shoulder wasn't caused directly by the gunshot, but by a stray bullet grazing it."

"Although the wound is a bit deep, it didn't break the bone."

Now everyone understood.

After all that, it turned out that Yu Dazhang wasn't hit by any bullets at all; he only had grazes.

In other words, although there was a lot of bleeding, it was mostly just superficial wounds.

"But..."

Seeing that they had all relaxed, the doctor reminded them again:

"Judging from the amount of blood loss and the depth of the wound, his injury was not minor. He had seven stitches in his head and five stitches in his shoulder."

Everyone present was a criminal investigator, so they had some understanding of these matters.

Deep wounds that bleed continuously generally cannot heal with simple bandaging, so suturing is required to promote repair.

This can actually reduce the probability of scarring.

"When will he wake up?" Lü Zhongxin asked again.

This time his tone was much better, and his gaze towards the doctor was no longer as aggressive as before.

"That depends on his own situation."

Doctors can't give accurate answers to questions like this; who will be responsible if the patient doesn't wake up?

A gentleman once scheduled a polyp removal surgery for Monday.

Out of fear, he didn't sleep for two days and two nights on Saturday and Sunday, and just played games.

The surgery was performed under general anesthesia, and he was supposed to gradually wake up within half an hour after the operation, but he ended up sleeping for a whole day and night.

When he woke up, he found the anesthesiologist standing at the head of his bed, staring at him with a pale face.

This situation is not an isolated case.

Therefore, the doctor could only give a vague answer:

"Under normal circumstances, patients with hemorrhagic shock will wake up within one to three days, and some may wake up within a few hours. Of course, there have also been cases of prolonged coma."

It was said, but it also seems like it wasn't said at all.

Everyone present stared at the doctor, and the same thought unconsciously popped into their heads.

Subsequently, Yu Dazhang was wheeled out of the emergency room and taken to a ward.

His head was wrapped up tightly; anyone who didn't know better would think he had just undergone craniotomy.

When the top leader arrived, only Team Leader Hua and Lü Zhongxin remained at the hospital.

Zhang Sen and the other two have already gone to the Baling City Public Security Bureau to meet up with the task force.

After listening to Team Hua's brief report, the senior leader's expression visibly softened.

Only when he heard that Yu Dazhang had only suffered minor injuries and was not in mortal danger did the frown lines between his brows relax.

But then, his face darkened again:

"These people have some nerve!"

After saying that, the senior leader walked to the side and made several phone calls.

The next day.

Last night's interrogation led to significant progress in the case.

Knowing that there was no hope of escape, Zhang Chao's mother confessed everything that very night.

The main problem is that we have no choice but to confess.

The head of the provincial department issued a strict order to obtain a confession within one day.

Therefore, the investigators arranged for her to undergo the most rigorous interrogation.

Can a suspect be interrogated while receiving medical treatment?
That depends on the case and who the suspect is.

Moreover, the law does not explicitly stipulate that a suspect cannot be questioned while receiving medical treatment.

Just as Yu Dazhang had predicted, this case was initially planned by Zhang Chao's mother.

Only after the underground prison was established did she hand over the entire criminal chain to Zhang Chao and his wife.

Yang Jieru offered advice and Zhang Chao was responsible for the specific execution, but major decisions still had to be made with the help of Zhang Chao's mother.

The foreigner was held in solitary confinement.

Late at night, people from the National Security Bureau arrived.

That same evening, the three of them conducted a surprise interrogation of the foreigner.

(End of this chapter)