The real life of an American police officer: Winning over others with virtue

Chapter 45 Single Word 6
Hearing this, Annie, who was standing aside, looked at the old couple with curiosity in her eyes. Can this car really be successfully registered and filed?

But the old couple really did. They nodded with a relaxed look on their faces and said, "Of course, officer, just like you said, even aliens have to abide by the laws of Earth, so we won't break the law."

Really? Annie raised an eyebrow. She looked at the car that looked exactly like a UFO and thought it was a new experience.

Only Eric was not surprised at all. America is one of the birthplaces of automobiles. There are motels everywhere and a strong car culture.
There is even a special way of traveling based on road culture, which is road traveling.

To put it simply, it is a self-driving tour, where you eat, drink, defecate, urinate and sleep in the car.

Because of this, the laws and regulations here are quite relaxed in terms of car restrictions, allowing modified cars to be on the road.

The insurance will be more expensive than a normal car.

"Hey, officer, here's my driver's license." As the driver, the man handed his driver's license card to Eric.

Eric nodded and took it, looked over but suddenly laughed again.

"What's wrong?" Annie asked subconsciously.

Eric handed the card in his hand over without answering. Annie took it subconsciously with a strange look on her face.

This card is not actually a driver's license card, but a rather strange card.

The avatar above is an image of an alien, and under a string of incomprehensible text, there is a sentence.

"UFOs only, Area 51."

Annie couldn't help but look at the smiling Eric. She also thought the scene was quite interesting. This was the first time she had seen such a situation. Compared with the emergency incident yesterday that had stimulated all the hormones to explode, this one was more warm and harmonious.

"Hey! This is your driver's license for navigating on an alien planet, not our driver's license here."

Eric laughed and said, "No way? Haven't you taken the driving test here yet?"

"Oh! Sorry!"

The old couple looked at each other and laughed: "I got the wrong one, officer, this is my driver's license."

"OK! I hope it's true, just as I hope you enjoy your trip to Earth."

Eric took it with a smile. Now the driver's license in his hand was real.

"Fal Foster?"

Fao nodded and smiled, "Yes, officer, this is my name on Earth."

"cool!"

Eric looked at Fao and his wife, nodded, and handed the driver's license to Annie.

Annie nodded. She knew the steps. She looked at the driver's license in her hand, walked to the back, squatted down and compared it with the license plate under the UFO. Then she picked up the walkie-talkie and called the dispatch center to verify if there was any problem with the driver's license.

"So you still have the insurance and registration form for this UFO?" Eric touched the wall of the UFO and leaned over to check if there was anything wrong with the front lights.

Although modified cars can be driven on the road, there are some restrictions and prerequisites. First of all, the original car’s lights, original engine, etc. must not be changed.

Fortunately, the old couple obviously knew this, and the car lights didn't change at all. No wonder they weren't panicked at all.

"Of course!" Fao took out another form and handed it over.

Eric took it and checked it, and found that the insurance time had not expired. Moreover, the main body of the car was a Chevrolet Cruze, and the body structure had safety technical inspection certificates.

This means that there is really nothing wrong with the car, otherwise the insurance company would not dare to insure it.

But Eric was still quite dedicated and checked the car before Annie got the results.

"Don't worry, officer. Although we are aliens, we also abide by the law." Fao said, and he and his wife extended their hands to make the Vulcan salute.

"We come in peace."

Eric smiled and said, "I know, but this is my duty, please understand."

"Of course I understand." Fao looked at the young police officer who was carefully checking and smiled. "Because I used to be a police officer."

Eric raised an eyebrow in surprise.

"NYPD, we started from New York and originally wanted to go to Roswell, New Mexico to attend the UFO Festival, but because there is something here that I need to deal with, we have to take a detour." Fao said, his tone seemed a little complaining.

At this point, his wife interrupted, "We still have a week, Phao. We still have time." Phao nodded. "I was even a soldier! Besides this UFO, I have about seventy cars, including six Batmobiles."

For some reason, when Eric heard this, he suddenly thought of the tough 81-year-old man Clint, mainly because both of them had the same last name: Foster.

Also, the couple actually started from New York, which means they had to drive at least 4493 kilometers to get to Los Angeles.

Almost across the entire United States.

Sixty-seven years old?
This is really awesome. Eric was really stunned. You know, America is not very safe. There are all kinds of people in the country. In remote places and deep mountains and forests, who knows what kind of things or perverts will appear.

He looked at the old couple who showed no signs of fatigue at all, subconsciously glanced at the situation inside, noticed something with his sharp eyes, and shifted his gaze and spoke sincerely.

"You guys are so cool! So the Batman-shaped car can be driven?"

"All of them can be opened." Fao nodded.

"Officer, do you know why I have six Batmobiles?"

Eric asked curiously, "Why?"

"Uh, there's only one Batman? And that's me."

Fao suddenly cheered up, then was hit by his wife.

"Sorry, officer, we are aliens, not Batman, and we don't know any Batman."

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Eric twitched the corners of his mouth. For a moment he really couldn't keep up with the drama, so he could only say.

"So there should be no problems with the brakes, steering, and other systems?"

"Haha!" Fao laughed.

"Of course, how about you come up and try it?"

Eric shook his head decisively. From the way the UFO had just pulled over, he knew there should be no problems with the braking, steering and other systems.

He just asked this question. After all, the law enforcement camera was still on and he didn't want to cause trouble.

Although sometimes others would not specifically check, but thinking of Daves, Eric curled his lips, returned the insurance and registration form to Fao, and looked at Annie who was coming over.

"How about it?"

Annie nodded and said, "No problem."

Eric took the driver's license from her and watched as Fao handed it back.

"It seems you really are a good alien."

Fao took it and said in a proud tone: "Of course, besides being an alien, I am also a Batman."

Then, he was hit by his wife again, and then he became happy again.

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A dark line appeared in Eric's mind, and he stepped aside. "Good luck to you two. I hope you can finish your business here as soon as possible and successfully arrive in Roswell to attend the UFO Festival. Well, I hope you can still make it in time."

"So, officer, do you want to come with us?" Fao said after packing up.

"No, no, no!" Eric shook his head repeatedly:

"I have work tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow."

"Don't be afraid, we can turn on the warp engine (superluminal speed) and we'll be there soon." Faol said happily.

Eric's eye twitched and he said seriously, "I don't want you to do that, because I can issue a FTL ticket and I mean I'm serious."

After these words were spoken, even Annie turned her head away, pretending not to hear Eric's words, so as not to destroy the image of Eric in her mind.

"Hahaha!" Both Fao and his wife laughed.

Fao wiped his tears and looked at the young police officer and said, "Can I ask your name? Interesting officer."

"Eric, Eric Stevens."

(End of this chapter)