Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 36 A Little Compensation

Yada's words surprised everyone present. Everyone knew that Rotun had been his confidant recently.

This kind of private payment is an unspoken rule, and everyone is used to it. Who doesn't do it?

Moreover, everyone in the police department received benefits afterwards. If the case is really investigated, no one will be able to escape.

However, thinking about the fact that Director Shah had just been transferred, many people came to their senses. Yada was pushing Rotten and Bud out in order to ease the relationship with Gert.

"Brother Gert, are you free tonight? Let's have dinner together after get off work." Yada looked at Gert again.

"Director, what a coincidence! The Inspector General just called me and said he had something important to tell me and asked me to go to him after get off work." Gert said embarrassedly.

"Oh, the Inspector General's matter is more important, let's do it next time." Yada said with a smile.

He kept smiling on his face, but his heart was cold. Gert didn't give him any face at all. He was in big trouble.

Gert glanced coldly at Rotten and Bud and returned to his office.

He sneered in his heart. Yada's flattery was so clumsy and disgusting.

Did Yada think that by pushing Rotun out as a scapegoat, he could forget all the humiliation he had suffered before?

He knew very well that Yada had obtained some leverage over him from the Blackwater Gang, but what could he do?
As long as the Inspector General is there, all this evidence will be ignored.

Moreover, he could now make the leaders of the Blackwater Gang change their confessions. In short, as long as he had the Inspector General as his backer and Yada had no one behind him, he had nothing to fear.

He looked down upon a small-time sheriff like Rawdon and just dealt with him out of the way.

What he really wanted to deal with was Yada, whether it was to bring Yada down or to make him unable to continue working in the Spanda Police Station and transfer away in disgrace, in short, he wanted the position of chief of the Spanda Police Station.

Rotun immediately felt the strange looks from those around him, most of whom were gloating.

Whether it was the fact that he had been promoted twice or that he had been valued by Yada, it had made many other people in the police station jealous and envious.

It’s just that they were not able to show it on the surface before.

Now that I'm in trouble, these people must be happy.

Rotun sighed inwardly. He had known for a long time that Yada was unreliable, but he didn't expect him to act so quickly and sell himself out at the slightest crisis. He really had no regard for friendship at all. Wasn't he afraid of disappointing the other people who followed him?
Of course, from Yada's perspective, as long as it is beneficial to him, he doesn't care whether he is his confidant or not, he will just give it up.

But Roden felt that Ada was thinking too simply. He wanted to show his goodwill to Gert. Would Gert appreciate it?

Obviously that's impossible, everyone knows what Gert wants.

I am just a small police officer, how can I possibly satisfy Gert?

"Pah~~" the sound of a cup breaking was heard.

Rotten turned around and saw that the cup in Bud's hand beside him had fallen to the ground and was now broken into pieces.

Old Bud's lips were trembling, and he wanted to make a sound but in the end no sound came out.

Roton saw fear in his eyes.

In response to this, Rotten couldn't help but sigh secretly. Bud was implicated by him.

Bud was horrified, and Rawdon could understand.

You know, Bud will be able to retire in a few years. If he encounters something like this now, he might be fired in the end, and then he will lose a lot of post-retirement subsidies.

Roden patted Bud's shoulder and said softly, "Let's go. It's okay. Trust me."

Bud withdrew his gaze from the director's office. To be honest, he really wanted to go over and kneel in front of Ada and beg him to spare him.

Dignity and the like were nothing to him; it was all about living. Finally, Bud saw Rotten's determined eyes and relaxed expression, which made him feel more at ease.

It was not until the two of them left the police station that Bud was shocked. He didn't even know how he followed Rotten out.

"I'm sorry for implicating you. This matter has nothing to do with you." said Rotten.

"Rotten, I can't blame you." Bud said with a wry smile, "I've been in the police station for so many years, I've seen everything. It's just that this time it happened to me. When the higher-ups fight, it's usually us below who suffer. Sigh~~"

Bud had recovered now and quickly understood what was going on. He had seen a lot of intrigue among the police leadership.

"Believe me, it will be fine." said Roton.

Bud stared at Rawdon for a long moment before speaking. "Rawdon, honestly, you've been acting like a completely different person lately. I don't understand you anymore. I know you have great ambitions, but if you lose your job as a police officer and the income, can you still concentrate on studying for the exam? And although we're suspended now, based on my years of experience, I'm afraid we won't be able to keep our jobs. That's for the best; we might even be sentenced. Rawdon, it's not that I don't trust you, it's just that this matter is too difficult to change, unless Deputy Inspector Singh lets it go."

At the end of the conversation, Bud was in a very low mood.

Although Rotten sounded very confident, Bud really couldn't think of any way he could resolve the situation.

"You really don't have to worry too much," Rotten consoled him. "If Gert really wants to vent his anger, it'll be directed at me, not you. After all, you've been with the police for so many years, you're an old hand. And Gert will definitely need to win over people in the future. When the time comes, all you have to do is ask for a favor from him. I believe he'll go along with it and won't do anything to you."

After hearing what Rotten said, Bud thought about it and felt that it made sense.

"What about you?" Bud asked, "Do you want to ask Sub-Inspector Singh for help?"

"I'm different from you," Rotten said. "Don't worry, I have my own way. By the way, during your suspension, just treat it as a vacation and relax."

Bud was speechless. It was obviously Rotten's problem that was the worst, but why was he the one comforting himself instead?

After chatting for a while, the two of them separated and went home.

Looking at Bard walking away, Rotten frowned slightly.

His words just now were not entirely to comfort Bud. Bud's problem was not serious. As he said just now, after some time, as long as he asked Gert for a favor or something, Gert would definitely not care.

He was different. He had put his trusted subordinate, Luo Fu, into jail. Moreover, his dismissal and demotion this time was also related to the Luo Fu incident. Looking back, it was he who had caused it.

So Gert must have wanted to kill him.

Under normal circumstances, one's police job would definitely be lost and he would be sentenced and imprisoned.

As long as he was in prison, it would be very easy for Gert to kill him with his ability.

When Luoton returned home, his family was a little surprised that he came back so early. He didn't say much, just said that Yada gave him a few days off.

The family didn't doubt it.

On the morning of November 11, Rawdon called Bud and the two agreed to meet at a location.

Tonight is the time when the terrorist attack will happen, so Roton called Bud to help him make a contribution.

After all, he was implicated because of me, so I'll give him some compensation.

As soon as Roton left Dharavi, he was surprised to find North and two police officers coming towards him from the front.

"Roden." North called out first.

"Deputy Director." Roden's heart sank. It was unusual for North to be here so early. He quickly thought of a possibility. "Is it because of me?"

North was stunned for a moment and sighed, "Rotten, the director gave me an order last night to detain you and await the final results of the investigation."

(End of this chapter)