Animal Detective

Chapter 146 Drug-Related Cases
During the car wash, the young man yawned from time to time.

It's morning, though.

Either they stay up all night, or they get addicted.

"Hurry up, we have things to do later, and why are you the only one washing?" Shen Xin complained.

The young man wasn't impulsive; he told Shen Xin not to rush, and then said that the boss had gone out and he was alone.

After washing his car, Shen Xin noticed the QR code for payment on the counter, scanned it with his phone, and paid 30 yuan.

The receiving account is under a personal name, Zhu Tianshun.

"Thank you, boss." The young man nodded slightly in thanks, then directed the car to back up.

They drove out, parked on the side of the road, and Zhou Zhongyi and the others quickly got into the car.

Without wasting any words, Sun Zhao called Jiang Wengang directly.

"Poisonous?" Zhou Zhongyi exclaimed in surprise.

Shen Xin nodded.

Before long, Jiang Wengang and his two companions arrived.

He got into Shen Xin's car, and as soon as he got in, he saw Dou Dou, and his eyes lit up instantly.

"My lovely DouDou."

He hugged DouDou tightly.

DouDou happily licked his face.

Jiang Wengang often bribed Dou Dou with delicious food.

"Old Sun, did Dou Dou discover it?" Jiang Wengang asked, praising Dou Dou for being so clever before Sun Zhao could answer.

"No."

Sun Zhao shook his head, pointed to the car wash across the street, and asked if he knew where it was.

The anti-drug squad doesn't always catch all the drug dealers at once.

The only purpose of the small karami is to fill in the quotas.

The anti-drug squad prefers to monitor drug users, then pursue larger cases and dismantle drug trafficking networks.

So there are some hideouts they might know about, but they won't rush to raid them.

This is why Sun Zhao contacted Jiang Wengang immediately, fearing it would disrupt the anti-drug squad's operational plan.

"Speed ​​up?"

Jiang Wengang shook his head slightly, took out his phone and said, "Let me ask."

The anti-drug force is large; the anti-drug squads of the local police stations all have quotas and are making arrests everywhere.

Then they will also make arrests across regions, because drug dealers can also move around.

So it's possible that this place is being watched by colleagues from other districts.

I asked around, but there wasn't one.

"Could it be just a nobody? Do you have a photo? Let me see."

It's possible that the young man was using drugs, and the car wash itself wasn't the problem.

Sun Zhao handed over his phone; he had taken a picture while he was at it.

Jiang Wengang examined it carefully and realized that he must have sent inquiries to people in several other district brigades as well. Then he shook his head and said, "I haven't seen it before."

We've been trying to catch them, desperately trying, but we still can't catch them all.

The data shows that last year there were 140,000 drug-related cases nationwide, more than 6,000 drug manufacturing and trafficking gangs were dismantled, 170,000 suspects were arrested, and more than 90 tons of drugs were seized.

These are all drug-related cases; those who only use drugs are not included.

So it seems like it's not around us, and it's not reported on TV, but it's actually quite shocking.

After all, the profit margin on this stuff is too high.

"So what are you thinking? If you decide to make the arrests, then we'll take a bite out of it. If you don't, we're fine with it too," Jiang Wengang threw the question back at them.

Sun Zhao crossed his arms and thought for a moment, then said, "This body disposal is a bit unusual. Do you think there might be a double-cross?"

This involved drug trafficking, and when things went wrong, someone had their ear cut off as a warning.

Jiang Wengang said, "That's possible, but as you said, the way the ear was treated was a bit too simplistic and casual."

After a pause, Jiang Wengang said, "How about we do some reconnaissance first?"

Sun Zhao pondered for a moment and nodded.

First, conduct some reconnaissance from the outside, get a feel for the situation, keep an eye on things, and then make a decision.

First, check the owner of the car wash, namely Zhu Tianshun.

He is not from this province; he is from Chang Bac City, Binh Chau Province, and is 41 years old.

The household registration information shows that she was married before, but is now divorced.

He owns a house in Phase 1 of Chun Chao Jiayuan.

Then, there was no social security information for the young man in the work injury department, so it seems that no social security contributions were made. However, I checked Zhu Tianshun's bank statements.

First, no abnormal inflows or outflows were found, and then money was transferred to two accounts on the 20th of each month.

Both are 2200.

The salary seems a bit low.

A normal car wash worker would earn at least three or four thousand yuan, plus commission and other benefits.

The information on these two accounts shows that one is named Tao Yufei, and the household registration information shows that this young man is the same person.

The police station had no record of him being arrested for drug use.

He is a local resident, only 20 years old this year. He dropped out of junior high school, his parents are divorced, and his home address is in Yangou Lane, east of Chunchao Jiayuan.

The other one is named Huang Jiaming, who is also young, only 21 years old, and is from Yanling next door.

The household registration information shows that the parents are divorced, the father died of illness, and only the grandfather lives at home.

At the same time, an investigation was also conducted into the surrounding surveillance footage.

However, the nearby public surveillance cameras were not pointing in the direction of the car wash, and the ones further away were not very clear.

The surveillance cameras in the nearby shops weren't pointing this way either.

He threw away the lunchbox after the trash can was put away at night, when it was already dark. He did manage to capture Tao Yufei carrying things and throwing away the trash from a distance.

It was a white bag, but the photo wasn't clear enough.

Fearing the possibility of dismemberment, Sun Zhao also had samples taken from the nearby sewers.

It's possible that someone would kill someone at a car wash, dismember the body, and flush the remains down the drain into the sewer.

It's not easy to completely destroy a person.

However, sewage sampling and analysis takes time; it's not like you can find fresh blood in sewage just by spraying luminol.

This is the city's sewer system. People are washing themselves after getting injured, or they are menstruating. There must be human blood mixed in with the sewage.

What we can do is find out the victim's DNA and then analyze and compare it to trace the source.

The identity of the victim is still unknown.

At noon, Tao Yufei went to Shaxian, a distant county, for lunch.

The boss, Zhu Tianshun, has not shown up.

While everyone was huddled in the car eating boxed lunches, Li Jiahui enthusiastically discussed her experience in training police dogs with Shen Xin.

Shen Xin responded casually, his mind preoccupied with the peripheral information he was investigating.

The employee identification information received in feedback.

Zhao Tianxing then visited nearby clinics and hospitals, but found no cases of ear injuries.

There are three people in the shop. Tao Yufei is fine. If someone is injured or dead, it can only be Zhu Tianshun or Huang Jiaming.

Shen Xin waved his hand, interrupting Li Jiahui, and then said to Sun Zhao, "Captain Sun, since Dou Dou was able to track down the car wash, could we try to continue tracking it?"

“Look, let’s assume the worst-case scenario: someone is murdered. Then the body definitely needs to be disposed of. Putting an ear in a lunchbox and dumping the body is rather unusual, so let’s just leave it for now.”

"If we follow the normal approach to disposing of a body, we can either dismember it and then flush it down the drain using the car wash's drainage ditch, but that would be very noisy and laborious."

"Either they transport the body away normally, dump it a little further away, or bury it."

"Then there was no report about the body being disposed of, so is it more likely that it was buried?"

"Let's assume this is the primary crime scene, and continue our investigation using DouDou."

The road environment is complex, with dust and car exhaust, but DouDou has a proven track record of chasing her husband for 30 kilometers, so Shen Xin thinks it's worth a try.

Sun Zhao put down his lunchbox and exchanged a glance with Chen Chao, who had just arrived.

"Since we're just waiting anyway, why don't we give it a try?" Chen Chao said.

It's basically just a matter of letting DouDou out again, and then we'll see if it works.

Sun Zhao nodded.

Shen Xin didn't waste any words and immediately brought Dou Dou over to give her a proper explanation.

Tell her to go find the owner of the ear, but tell her it's not at the car wash, and let her keep looking to see if she can find it.

DouDou understood and immediately ran to the car wash.

Chen Chao watched from afar and couldn't help but say to Sun Zhao, "I told you, having a police dog would be more convenient."

The light can quickly track down to the car wash, which saves a lot of effort.

Sun Zhao smiled and nodded, becoming even more reluctant to give Dou Dou to Jiang Wengang.

As I was watching, DouDou seemed to react.

She wandered from the trash can to the car wash, sniffing here and there.

After wandering around for a while, they must have made a discovery, so they headed east along Chunhua Second Road.

Shen Xin's eyes lit up, and he quickly followed.

(End of this chapter)