I bought a prison in the United States.

"I will follow the law exactly as it is. I won't hit you an extra time or let you go hungry for an extra meal."

"But I will make it very clear to you who is in charge in this prison."

After saying that, Ringo took a step back and winked at Coffey and Bowers:

"Take the three of them to the solitary confinement cell in Block D. From now on, they will be provided with a piece of black bread and a glass of water every day."

"We'll release them whenever they're willing to work again."

"You dare!"

Montes roared and threw a punch at Ringo.

He was quick; during his time in Laotun, he once knocked out a two-meter-tall white man with a single punch.

But before his fist could even touch the hem of Ringo's clothes, Kofi grabbed his wrist.

Coffey's hand gripped Montes' wrist tightly, like an iron clamp.

"Behave yourself!"

Montes was in so much pain that his face turned pale. He struggled desperately, but he couldn't break free.

He raised his other hand to hit Kofi, but Kofi twisted his arm behind his back.

"what!"

Montes let out a scream, his knees buckled, and he collapsed to his knees.

Bowers immediately stepped forward, took out handcuffs, and cuffed Montes' hands.

Although Bowers is usually quiet, he is exceptionally quick in his movements.

His handcuffing technique was very professional; the tightness of the handcuffs was just right, preventing the prisoner from escaping without injuring their wrists.

But this is on the condition that the prisoner does not struggle.

Montes was still struggling desperately, cursing incessantly.

Bowers frowned, raised his hand, and delivered a powerful elbow strike to Montes' back.

Montes groaned and collapsed to the ground, unable to move.

The whole process took less than thirty seconds.

Omar and Morris stood to the side, their faces pale.

They were all intellectuals, and they had never seen anything like it in their lives.

Montes, who was so arrogant just moments before, looked like a chicken waiting to be slaughtered in front of Coffey and Bowers.

Ringo looked at Omar and Morris, his tone still calm:

"Are you two going to leave on your own, or do you want them to escort you away?"

Omar's lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he said nothing.

He glanced at Montes, who was lying on the ground, then at Ringo's cold eyes, and silently raised his hands.

Morris sighed and raised his hand as well.

At this point, resistance is pointless.

In this prison, the law is in Lin Ge's hands, and so is his fist.

They had no bargaining chips.

Wade walked over and handcuffed Omar and Morris.

His actions were milder than those of Coffey and Bowers, but equally brooked no resistance.

"take away."

Lin Ge waved his hand.

Coffey and Bowles lifted Montes up, while Wade escorted Omar and Morris, and the group walked out of the office.

In the corridor, many prisoners were returning from the workshop. Upon seeing this scene, they all stopped and looked around curiously.

When they saw that the handcuffed individuals were three newly arrived technical prisoners, they all wore expressions of schadenfreude.

"Serves them right! Let them pull their weight around!"

"Exactly, just because they know a little bit of technology doesn't make them any special?"

"Great, now we're going to be in solitary confinement. I heard that the solitary confinement cells in Sector D are a nightmare to be in!"

The prisoners' murmurs were not loud, but they reached Omar and Morris's ears clearly.

Their heads were lowered even further, their faces burning as if they had been slapped several times.

Hamon watched their retreating figures, shook his head, and said to Ringo:

"Are you really going to keep them locked up until they're willing to work?"

"Omar and Morris are alright, but Montes is a tough nut to crack."

Lin Ge sneered:

"Even the hardest bone will soften if it's starved for three days. I want to see whether his bones are harder or my rules are harder!"

He walked to the window and watched as Coffey and his men escorted the three prisoners into the solitary confinement cell in Block D.

Section D is the most remote area of ​​the prison, specifically used to house serious offenders and disciplinary inmates. It has recently been expanded, with the addition of many solitary confinement cells.

The lights there were always dim, and as punishment, Ringo allowed the environment to continue to deteriorate.

"Oh, right."

Lin Ge said without turning his head.

"Notify the kitchen that, starting today, the food standard for those in solitary confinement will be reduced to the bare minimum."

"A piece of black bread and a glass of water, not a bit more."

"In addition, their outdoor exercise time will be canceled, and they will only be allowed to empty the toilet once a day."

Hamon nodded:

"I understand, but do you really think they'll give in?"

"What if they stubbornly refuse to work? What will happen to our monitoring system plan?"

"They will give in."

Ringo's tone was very certain.

"Humans are naturally inclined to seek advantage and avoid harm. When hunger and despair outweigh their dignity and pride, they will understand what is truly important."

He turned around and looked at Harmon, a hint of emotion finally appearing in his eyes:

"Besides, I don't have time to reason with them."

"Hamond has a knife to our throats. We must have the means to turn against him within two months."

Harmon knew Ringo was right; the Supreme Court judge wouldn't give them much time.

If they cannot produce results quickly to prove the value of McLean County Correctional Center, then what awaits them is a reduction in bed subsidies and a freeze on special funding.

Ultimately, the prison will likely be closed, and everyone will lose their jobs.

"I'll go check out the factory."

Hamon stubbed out his cigarette.

"Craig has already started drawing up the blueprints. With Omar and Morris's help, we should be able to produce a prototype within two months."

"Um."

Lin Ge nodded.

"Tell Craig not to wait for them, proceed according to our original plan."

"Let those three guys come to their senses before we let them join."

"it is good."

After Hamon left, only Ringo remained in the office.

He walked to his desk, picked up the audit report, turned to the last page, and stared at the glaring D-grade rating with a cold look in his eyes.

Hammond, do you think you can force me to comply with an audit report?

you are wrong.

I, Ling Ge, have gone bankrupt twice in my life and never collapsed. How could I possibly be stumped by a mere judge like you?

You want a 20% profit margin?

dream.

Not only will I not give you a single penny, but I will also make you pay the price for what you did today.

Lin Ge picked up a pen and wrote the four characters "Security System" in large characters in the blank space of the audit report, then drew a heavy circle around it.

This is my counterattack!

Sector D solitary confinement room.

Montes was thrown into the innermost solitary confinement cell.

"Bang!"

The iron gate slammed shut, followed by the sound of the lock turning.