Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 618 He runs away, he chases, he can’t fly without wings
Lü Zhongxin had clearly anticipated this outcome, and he seemed even more worried than his apprentice.

Fortunately, the victim did not react.

He sighed:
“There are actually many cases like ours. Nationwide, there are countless cases where suspects have been caught, but the ransom has already been squandered.”

"The next step is judicial recovery or pursuing civil compensation."

In Yu Dazhang's opinion, there was no need to go through all that trouble.

The five suspects combined probably wouldn't even be able to collect 200,000.

With such a small amount of money, neither the Su family nor the Bai family bothered to file a lawsuit.

In their eyes, it was enough that their families were safe and all the suspects were caught; the ransom was simply used to pay off the trouble.

"I find this case quite interesting."

Yu Dazhang smiled and lowered his voice, saying:

"On the surface, it seems like the suspect won, since we didn't find the ransom."

"But all the suspects have been brought to justice and will be sentenced accordingly. They have all taken legal responsibility."

Looking back now, he feels like he was just acting in a play with these suspects.

What's most infuriating is that he never deviated from the script the suspect had prepared.

But these lunatics did indeed pay the price for this charade.

What's truly frightening are those who willingly confess their crimes and submit to the law.

I'm speechless. How should I respond?
Province N.

At this moment, Captain Hua was holding a gun in both hands, his body pressed against the wall, hiding next to the door of a house.

On the other side of the door stood another group of criminal police officers with guns in their hands.

The stairwell below was also crowded with police officers, all of whom looked as if they were facing a major threat.

However, standing in front of the house was a middle-aged woman.

As the knocking sounded, a man's voice came from inside the house:

"Who?"

"From the property management," the middle-aged woman replied.
"The downstairs neighbors complained that your house is leaking and asked us to come and take a look."

After she finished speaking, she unconsciously took a half step back.

Upon seeing this, Captain Hua immediately raised his hand and made a downward pressing motion towards her, signaling her not to panic.

"I don't even cook, so why would there be a leak?"

The man inside sounded somewhat agitated:
"Go check out other people's houses, I'm fine here."

The woman took a deep breath and then replied:
"It doesn't necessarily have to be a leak in the kitchen; maybe there's a problem with the plumbing in the bathroom. Let us go in and take a look."

This time, the person inside didn't reply immediately, but paused for two seconds before the man's voice came again:
"This is such a hassle. Wait a minute, I need to get dressed."

Upon realizing that the other party had fallen for the trap, the woman immediately stepped aside, and Hua's team was ready to arrest her at any moment.

But as time passed, no more sounds came from inside the house.

not good!

Team Hua immediately realized that the other side was stalling for time. At that moment, a report came over the walkie-talkie:

"The suspect came out of the back window and tried to escape through the security window downstairs."

Quite cunning!

Team Leader Hua waved to the officers below in the stairwell:

"Second team, go down below to provide support."

Then he stepped aside from the doorway and said to a person in a blue uniform:

"Quick, unlock it."

Do you think that when the police make arrests, they basically break down doors with their feet?

Just like in movies and TV shows, he shouted "Get out of the way!" and then kicked the door open.

Nobody does that in real life.

Leaving aside those specially designed anti-pry doors and armored doors, even the security doors of ordinary homes cannot be kicked open with a foot.

A wooden door is possible, but it would have to be a cheap, old, and poor-quality wooden door.

Therefore, nowadays, when the police come to arrest someone, they will usually bring along professionals who can pick locks. Only in front of these people will the security door be rendered useless.

Soon, the security door was opened, and Team Leader Hua rushed in first.

Upon entering the inner room, he looked out through the open back window and saw a shirtless man climbing onto the security window on the third floor.

"We just wanted to get some information from you, what are you doing here?"

Captain Hua put his gun away and said to the suspects below:
"Stop looking down. There are our people all down there. Even if you jump down, you can't escape. If you break your leg, you'll be the one who suffers."

As he spoke, he reached out his hand to the man: “Come on up, I’ll help you.”

His tone was so sincere that it didn't give off any sense of threat.

"Don't try to fool me," the man said loudly, unmoved.

"Would so many police officers come if they knew what was going on? Tell the people below to make way, or I'll jump."

This is a classic example of panic leading to irrational decisions.

He was on the fourth floor, at that height, the police would definitely have someone watching him from downstairs.

"Jump."

The Chinese team said to him:

"Try not to let it be head down, otherwise it will be too late to save him."

Criminal investigators will never compromise with suspects when handling cases.

What's more, the other party was threatening the police with their own safety, which was simply laughable in Captain Hua's eyes.

Even if he really jumps, Team Hua has nothing to worry about.

At the distance of the third floor, as long as you're not headfirst, you're unlikely to die; at worst, you'll suffer fractures or ruptured internal organs.

Furthermore, it is common for suspects to be injured during their escape.

"Aren't you afraid of taking responsibility?"

The man glanced down, clearly not daring to lie face down.

"I chase, you run; it's normal to get injured along the way."

Team Hua's patience was wearing thin, and he couldn't help but urge them on:

"Don't even think about setting conditions. If you're going to jump ship, just do it quickly. If you can't make up your mind, I can help you."

Upon hearing this, the man hesitated for a moment, but before he could make up his mind, Captain Hua's voice rang out again.

But this time it wasn't directed at him.

"Go and get the Taser."

Team Leader Hua said to the officers downstairs:

"This person isn't cooperating, give him a shock."

The Taser also has another name: the electroshock gun.

Not fatal, but one electric shock and they're all silent.

"No, no need to trouble yourself, I'll get down." The suspect clearly knew what the gun was for and immediately backed down.

Twenty minutes later.

In the interrogation room.

"Name?"

"Ye Haiqiang".

"age?"

"33 is old."

"Profession?"

"Currently unemployed."

After asking for basic information, Team Leader Hua said with a cold face:
“You’re not unemployed. You opened a garment factory in the industrial park not long ago. You haven’t forgotten, have you?”

Upon hearing this, Ye Haiqiang's face stiffened, and he immediately retorted:
“I didn’t own that factory; I just worked there.”

He had reason to say that.

He wasn't the legal representative of that factory, nor was he in charge of its operation.

On the surface, he certainly had no connection with that factory.

"You're already sitting here, and you're still trying to argue?"

Team leader Hua stood up, holding a document in his hand, and walked to the other side.

“Take a look.” He placed the documents on the partition of the interrogation chair:

"You think you can get away with just finding any legal representative to impersonate you?"

"You handled all of these things yourself: venue rental, company registration, and initial investment. Should we show you the surveillance footage of you doing all of these things?"

Cold sweat began to bead on Ye Haiqiang's forehead, his lips trembled slightly, but he couldn't utter a single word.

Seeing this, Captain Hua bent down and said in a low, stern voice:

"Now tell me, where did you take those twelve mentally disabled women?"

(End of this chapter)