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Coulson chimed in, "It's probably because the Sentinel Service didn't contact the school beforehand for that arrest; it was the twelfth-grade party that night."

It would be strange if the school cooperated.

This isn't some mysterious Eastern superpower where you can just walk in and arrest people as you please.

What is a school?

It is sacred.

You went in and arrested people without asking any questions, and you even went in to arrest people during the twelfth-grade dance. That's bad enough, but now that one of your people is dead, you expect the school to come out and testify?

The Marlborough School's legal team, along with all the 12th-grade students that evening, had already filed a lawsuit against the Sentinel Service in California federal court the day before, seeking over $1.2 billion in damages for defamation and financial losses.

Well known.

Marlborough School is a private school, and it's the preferred school for Los Santos' wealthy and powerful.

Your Sentinel Special Service can just show up whenever they want. How are other people supposed to view the security situation at their schools?

The school has now filed a lawsuit.

At this critical juncture, an agent from the National Security Agency came over and asked if the events of that night were different from the FBI report.

how?

Want to overturn the verdict?

What unrealistic dreams are you having?

The same goes for those students.

There aren't many dances for twelfth graders, and that dance was originally supposed to become a cherished memory for them.

As a result, the Sentinel Special Operations Bureau was completely destroyed.

Moreover, at the age of sixteen, they are at the age where loyalty is paramount, and they still have half a year of school to continue. How could they possibly do something like betrayal?

By following the FBI, everyone can band together, share a common hatred, and who knows, if they win the case, they might not need to take out loans to pay for college.

Should we follow the National Security Bureau, who came up and tried to overturn their case after just a few words?

First of all, they will definitely be looked down upon by other students in the second half of the year.

Secondly, everyone's money for college education will definitely be wasted.

and so.

Department of Homeland Security?

Reverse the case?

Ah.

Get out of my way!!

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Chapter 229 The Moral Pursuits of the East (Third Update, Please Subscribe!!)

all in all.

In the past two days, Nick Fury and his team's investigation has not only been progressing rapidly, but has also yielded virtually nothing.

Whoever you ask, they won't answer.

Over the past two days, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who went out to search for clues have come to a deep understanding of the meaning of a certain sentence.

It's something that people and dogs find utterly disliked.

Moreover, following the revelation by CBS News and the announcement that the Assistant Director of the National Security Agency led a team to investigate the case, Nick Fury faced even more pressure from the media and public opinion in Los Santos and throughout California, as well as from the public's attempts to mislead him.

The FBI has already released information regarding this case.

And because Luke Dane's reputation among West Coast residents, while not top-tier, was certainly first-rate, everyone believed the survey results.

The outcome of this case was exactly as described in the FBI's report.

After all, Luke Dane has had one or two instances of being exemplary and righteous, so the public has a biased view of him. It can't be said that seeing Luke means seeing justice, but it can be said that people choose to believe in Luke provided that he hasn't made any major mistakes.

Moreover, the Sentinel Service already had a bad reputation.

It's quite a miracle that a law enforcement agency operating domestically has managed to build a reputation comparable to that of the CIA in the country.

What is the CIA's reputation in the United States?

Let's say that.

Whenever the CIA is involved in a case, regardless of who the perpetrator is, the CIA can never be innocent.

The same goes for the Sentinel Secret Service, whose reputation rivals that of the CIA.

and so……

Since the CBS News broke the story the day before yesterday, angry citizens have been making one call after another to the mayor's hotline and even the reception desk of the Department of Homeland Security's California branch.

The anger of the public has prompted the Department of Homeland Security to take action.

Just as Nick Fury and his right-hand men were in their office reviewing the intelligence gathered the following day...

The phone rings.

"It's Gassen's again."

"..."

Natasha and Coulson exchanged a glance and fell silent as they watched Nick Fury grab the phone.

Garsena, Department of Homeland Security, California Director.

Nick Fury took a deep breath and answered the call, a call he hadn't really wanted to make in the past two days.

"Hey."

“Nick, Meadeburg is calling again.”

Fort Meade is the headquarters of the National Security Agency, and also refers to the Department of Homeland Security, just as the NSA is one of its abbreviations.

California Department of Homeland Security Commissioner Garsena cut to the chase: "Just tell me straight, is there a problem with this case or not?"

Nick Fury frowned slightly.

"There's definitely something wrong with this case."

Is it a private matter?

Gassena sighed and said, "Do you know what the major law enforcement agencies in Washington are saying right now? They're saying that you're insisting there's something wrong with this case because of personal issues. If it weren't for your good boss Alexander holding you back, Quantico headquarters would already be planning to send people over."

Nick Fury was slightly taken aback: "Alexander?"

Gassena frowned and said, "What, you don't know? It was Alexander who withstood the pressure from Quantico and the Ministry of Justice."

Nick Fury pursed his thick lips: "Sorry, I really didn't know, I've been like this for the past two days..."

Garsena wasn't there to tell Nick Fury that someone was helping him withstand the pressure; he immediately steered the conversation back on track.

"You and Director Dan agreed on a three-day agreement, right? Tomorrow is the last day, isn't it?"

"……Yes."

"Mideburg means that your authority will be revoked at 6 p.m. tomorrow if you haven't found any evidence."

“Gasen…”

“Follow the rules of the game, Nick. Don’t make things difficult for us. You should know that while you are the ones doing the work, it is the Department of Homeland Security that is helping you withstand the pressure from public opinion.”

The words fell.

After reiterating the game's deadline to Nick Fury, Garsena hung up the phone.

After listening to the dial tone, Nick Fury put down the phone.

after awhile.

He seemed to remember something, picked up the phone again, and dialed Alexander Pierce directly.

The call was answered very quickly.

"Good afternoon, sir." Nick Fury, having calmed his somewhat aggrieved mood of the past two days, greeted Alexander on the other end of the phone.

Alexander, who was already sunset, smiled and said, "It's already evening here. I was thinking of asking you to have a drink the day before yesterday, but I heard you went to Los Santos. Was it for the Roland Fury case?"

Nick Fury gave a deep "hmm".

Again.

His younger brother is not a good person, and every time he talks about it, his brother doesn't change at all.

But in the end, his brother is his biological brother.

Alexander put down his pen, rubbed his temples, and said in a deep voice, "The day after this case happened, I happened to be in Los Santos and went to see Luke to get some information. According to the case file, there are no problems."

Nick Fury's one eye shrinks.

"My brother..."

"Do you have evidence?"

Alexander interrupted him directly: "You've been investigating for two days now, have you found any evidence to support your argument?"

Nick Fury did not speak.

Alexander shook his head and changed the subject: "You should know that after the Roland Fury case, the day after I went to the FBI in Los Santos, I had a huge argument with this Luke."

Nick Fury hummed in agreement.

The fact that Alexander and Luke had a big argument is no secret among law enforcement agencies over the past two days.

Meanwhile, the reason for their argument was also revealed when Nick Fury arrived in the name of the Department of Homeland Security.

After the case was closed, Luke intended to report and inform the federal public in detail without any concealment.

After all, the people of the federal government have the right to know the truth about this case.

But Alexander disagreed.

the reason is simple.