Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 294

Today, Rawdon led a team of police officers to a hospital in the area.

This is a case reported by the hospital, and it is a serious case.

The grassroots police station did not dare to make a decision on its own, so it reported the matter to the district police station.

Then such cases naturally fell on Rotun's head. After all, he was now responsible for solving these cases.

If the case is not serious, he can let his subordinates handle it. If the case is serious, he, as the deputy director, has to follow up.

According to reports, the hospital has received a large number of patients with AIDS and various infectious diseases in recent times.

After investigation, it was found that these people were all drug addicts.

Although the hospital has encountered such patients before, the number of people this time is too large, hundreds of times the usual number.

That's not very common.

Given that these guys were all drug addicts, Roton knew without a doubt that they must have shared some syringes or something, which led to the widespread infection.

Every time they went out, Dulid would basically accompany Rawdon and help out.

He was the deputy inspector general and was originally responsible for supervising the police stations below him, but he had almost no power in the supervisory department and was sidelined by his superior, the inspector general.

Fortunately, he is following Roton now, otherwise he would not be able to keep his position as deputy inspector general.

So since I had nothing to do, I just followed Rotten around.

In fact, even if there is something going on in the Supervisory Department, he will focus on Roton.

He could still tell which one was more important, so he had to hold on to Rotun's thighs tightly.

"Chief, these drug addicts have it all their own way," Duld said. "There's nothing much to investigate. It's just that these guys abuse needles and stuff. I've seen a lot of that."

"This is a typical case and we need to investigate it thoroughly," said Roton.

This case is different from others. Since it is a mass incident, it can easily become a hot topic.

Why do you want to investigate the case yourself?

That means we should let people know that we are investigating the case and have thoroughly investigated it.

Therefore, these cases must be exposed to the public to let people know that our crime-solving rate is extremely high.

He doesn't want to be a silent contributor; that's not his style.

If you do something, you must let people know so that you can gain benefits for yourself. Otherwise, you are a fool.

"Yeah, the age of users is getting younger and younger these days, and they're really addicted," Dalid said. "As far as I know..."

Dalid reported these situations to Rawdon.

He had been prepared for this. Every time Rotten was involved in a case, Dalide would sort out the relevant cases so that he could provide Rotten with the necessary information in a timely manner.

Whether it was Luoton who asked him or he offered it himself, he could demonstrate his value.

This time it was about Du Ping, and of course he had collected information on this.

In fact, Roton has some understanding of the drug situation in India. It can be said that the number of people in India who use these things may exceed 200 million, which is a very scary proportion.

There are over 200 million poisonous insects, which is the highest number in the world.

In India, it is easy to get these drugs.

For example, medical drugs and sedatives, psychotropic drugs and anesthetic drugs, etc.

In China, these drugs are strictly restricted and controlled. If you want to obtain them, you must go through a strict review process and need a doctor's prescription and various certificates before you can prescribe an appropriate amount.

In India, as long as you give the doctor in the hospital some money, he will prescribe it for you.

Another thing is that generic drugs are prevalent here, and it is easy to get these drugs by spending some money.

These are normal.

Most drug addicts are from the lower classes, who may not have the money to bribe doctors or buy these drugs.

Then take the low-end route and use some other cheap substitutes, such as burning bleach, nail polish, glue, etc., and then inhaling the smoke produced by the burning.

These fumes are poisonous, but they can cause hallucinations, which are similar to the effects of taking drugs to some extent, and are all hallucinogenic.

Those at the lower end of the scale don’t even have the money to buy these cheap substitutes, so they can only look for purely natural ones.

These poisonous insects will look for poisonous snakes, poisonous insects and poisonous lizards, and then deliberately let themselves be bitten by these things. After being poisoned, they will also produce hallucinogenic effects, making these poisonous insects feel euphoric.

However, the dosage is difficult to control, and once the poison is too high, it is easy to die.

According to statistics, more than 10,000 people die every year from being bitten and poisoned by poisonous snakes and lizards.

There are more and more poisonous insects now, and the situation is actually very complicated.

Then India exaggerated and became infected with the virus.

Another reason is that some unscrupulous businesses will do anything to make money.

There are snack stalls at the entrances of some schools in India, where some snacks are sold openly.

Over time, those who have been addicted since childhood have become potential consumers of those drugs.

The number of poisonous insects continues to expand.

Since most drug addicts are low-income poor people, in many cases they share syringes and needles.

Hundreds of thousands of people die every year from diseases contracted by sharing needles.

This is no secret in India.

Roton is actually still skeptical about these statistics, and the actual death toll is definitely higher.

The government has also introduced some measures to deal with these phenomena.

If it were in China, it would be to ban drugs and eliminate them at the root.

But in India, it’s weird.

They did not ban these things. They believed that the disease was caused by sharing needles and syringes, which were unclean and led to the spread of the disease.

Then as long as the problem of syringes and needles is solved, the problem of infection can be controlled and solved.

So the government provided some free syringes and needles, hoping that these users would stop sharing them. They wanted to use this measure to control the number of infections.

Some states even provide drug addicts with drugs so that they don't mess around with various cheap substitutes or natural drugs, and show what the world's largest democracy is like: they are free.

This is probably the idea that it is better to loosen than to block.

Instead of eliminating the problem at the source, we just come up with some weird operations.

However, it is understandable that such an operation exists.

If it is really banned, many people will lose the opportunity to make money.

For example, now the government is providing free syringes and needles at a cost, and there is a lot of talk about this.

The departments and officials responsible for these purchases will definitely make a lot of money.

These syringes and needles are actually low-quality products. How can they be clean?

Free stuff is the worst.

Some so-called purchases are actually just recycling second-hand and third-hand syringe needles and the like as new purchases. There is already a complete industrial chain involved.

Anyway, the victims are all those low-level drug addicts, who cares about their life or death?
As long as the officials above are happy and satisfied, that’s all that matters.

Judging from the results of this survey, this is roughly the result.

The free syringes distributed by the government have problems. They have been used many times and are not new, posing serious hidden dangers.

"Director, as far as I know, these free syringes and needles in the jurisdiction are provided by a company in Gos," said Dalide.

"Oh?" Roton's eyes lit up.

This guy Gou Si has a wide range of business. Needless to say, he was able to get these businesses because of the relationship with his uncle Kenjis.

"Chief, if this gets out of hand, Goss will definitely be in big trouble," Dalid said excitedly. In Dalid's opinion, the last time the Chief assigned Luoton to such a difficult task of solving a case was closely related to Goss.

Because Roton did not want to hand over the surveillance project to Gos, Gos persuaded the director to transfer Roton.

The fact that the surveillance project later fell into Gou Si's hands explained everything.

Dulid must have kept this matter in mind.

Because he is now on Rotun's ship, whoever wants to target Rotun is targeting him.

Now that this case involves Gos, he feels it is a good opportunity to deal with Gos.

"Let's check it again." Rotun said with a smile.

"Ah? Chief, this is a good opportunity." Dulid said hurriedly.

"No rush, some things can be brewed for a while longer." Rotun said with a smile.

Of course he understood Dulid's thoughts.

Dalid hoped to use this incident to take revenge on Gos.

But what’s the point of taking revenge on Gos?

After all, behind Gos is Kenkis.

If we can't get rid of Kenkis, there's not much point in targeting Gos.

Rotten is not an aggressive person. As a subordinate, he still hopes to get along peacefully with his boss.

But if my boss wants to mess with me, I won't just sit there and let him bully me.

Roton was still thinking of waiting until the surveillance project was exposed before taking action together, so as to deal a greater blow to Kenkis.

Roton had long known about Gos's methods in monitoring projects.

Dalid is keeping an eye on it, and the situation over there is under control.

In fact, even if no one was watching, Rotun would be able to know what Gos and the others were doing.

They actually made some toy cameras, which are just a layer of plastic shell on the outside and empty inside. It's quite an idea.

In fact, in Roton's opinion, Goss and others were still too conservative.

They could have been bolder.

There is no need to install these toy cameras.

When they smell it, they can completely blame it on the thief, saying that the camera was actually installed and disappeared because it was stolen.

This even saves the cost of a toy camera.

In fact, it is not surprising that some government public facilities are stolen. It happens frequently.

Now Gos and his team have just installed real cameras in some major areas, and the cost is not much, less than tens of millions of rupees.

This is a funding allocation of over ten billion yuan, but only tens of millions are actually used for the project.

This kind of thing is familiar to Gou Si and his men. If they don't get involved in the future, they will definitely get through it smoothly as before.

But this time, Rotun was going to be ruthless.

But not now, this infection incident can be suppressed appropriately.

Therefore, the case progressed slowly at Rawdon's instruction.

"Uncle, everything should be fine, right?" Gos asked Kenjis with some concern.

"You, don't go too far," Kenkis lectured. "How many times have you used those syringes? Can you be a little more restrained?"

"Uncle, I was wrong. I won't dare to do it again next time." Gou Si said hurriedly.

This incident caused a mass incident and was reported by the media, so he was still a little worried.

Of course, he didn't care much about those media reports, because it was Rotun who was in charge of the investigation.

This is what worries him the most.

I have targeted him before. If he retaliates against me, I will probably have to pay a heavy price to get away this time.

"I have already said hello to Rodon, you can rest assured." Kenkis said.

He had been worried about whether Rotun would have a violent reaction, but he didn't expect Rotun to be so cooperative and help him reduce the heat of the case.

It can be seen from his current investment in this case that he really wants to handle this case coldly.

This made Kenkis breathe a sigh of relief.

If Rotun really wanted to make a fuss about this case, he would also be in a dilemma.

After all, this matter concerns Gos.

Of course, he wasn't worried that Rotten would overturn the table.

If Roton really wanted to use this case against Gos, or even against himself, that would be impossible.

"Someone from the surveillance project told me that you've gone too far," Kenkis said, staring at Gos. "This project is definitely getting a lot of media attention. Don't mess things up for me."

Gou Si was shocked. Could it be that his uncle knew about the toy cameras he made?

But judging by his reaction, I don't know yet.

Even if I knew, it wouldn't matter.

If I didn't use these toy cameras myself, how could I give them so much money?
As my uncle, I am the one who actually gets the lion's share of this money.

"I've had people from the government come over to take a look, and they're very satisfied," Kenkis said. "There must be some bad guys obstructing this. They must be those who didn't get the project. They're jealous and spreading rumors."

"Alright, don't I know you?" Kenkis waved his hand and said, "I'm just reminding you, don't go too far."

"Uncle, don't worry." Gou Si patted his chest and assured.

After leaving his uncle's office, Gos put Kenkis' words behind him.

I had already made arrangements with the government officials in charge of acceptance.

There is absolutely no problem with the final acceptance.

What's there to be afraid of?

This is not the first time I have done such a project myself.

He felt that his uncle had been a little too cautious recently, which was unnecessary.

Before, his uncle was not polite at all when taking money from him, so why didn’t he ask for a smaller share?

Not even enough.

If he could get a smaller share, I could invest more in these projects.

"Director, Professor Hantu Jadhav is looking for you." Dalid came in and said.

"Oh? Lawyer Jadhav?" Rawdon asked after a moment's pause.

"Yes, it's him," Dulide said hurriedly.

"Please come in." Luoton stood up and walked to the door.

Hantu Jadhav is Karnina's teacher.

Since he taught Luoton at the Administrative College, Luoton could be considered his student.

Hantu is an authority in the Indian legal community, especially because he mainly speaks for the lower caste people and enjoys a high prestige among the people.

Luoton still admired Hantu's character very much.

Although Luoton didn't want to be a person like Hantu, it didn't stop him from admiring such people.

(End of this chapter)