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Cheng'an Road Police Station.

Director Ding Yu hummed a little tune as he put on his police uniform jacket, picked up the keys and phone from the table, and took one last look at the office.

Okay, I brought my phone, my keys, and tightened the lid on my teacup. I didn't forget anything, so I can go home now.

He was in a good mood; nothing major happened today, and he was able to go home on time to have dinner with his wife and children.

As he walked out of the police station, he smiled and greeted an elderly policeman who was passing by: "Old Zhou, I'm all set for tonight, I'll be going now."

Just then, a young policeman rushed out of the station, his face pale: "Chief Ding! The security guards at the Provincial Party Committee compound called the police; more than a dozen unidentified vehicles forced their way in!"

Ding Yu's smile froze instantly.

The provincial party committee's residential compound was forcibly broken into.

Who lives in this house?

Some of these leaders were so high-ranking that he had only ever seen them on television in his entire life.

This is not something he can cover up. If the provincial department holds him accountable, he'll be lucky if he can even keep his police rank.

He turned abruptly, rushed back to the station, and shouted as he ran, "Notify all officers in the station to assemble immediately! Get to Andingli residential area right now! We absolutely cannot allow these unidentified vehicles to attack the families of the provincial party committee members!"

He rushed into the command center, grabbed the landline, and started dialing his superiors, his fingers trembling as he dialed the numbers.

"Director Guo, this is Ding Yu. Emergency! There's been a forced entry incident at the east gate of the Provincial Party Committee's residential compound. At least a dozen black SUVs have crashed through the guardrails and entered. It appears to be an organized operation. I've already notified all officers in the station to rush to the scene. Requesting backup!"

Director Guo's voice came through: "Understood."

The call was immediately disconnected.

Ding Yu took a deep breath, stuffed her phone back into her pocket, grabbed her gear, and ran out the door.

The matter was of great importance, and he had to go to the scene in person.

He wouldn't feel at ease unless he went in person, and to put it bluntly, the degree of accountability would be completely different depending on whether he was present or not if anything happened on-site.

With its lights flashing, the police car turned around and sped off towards the Andingli residential area.

The command center of the Minghai District Public Security Bureau was bustling with activity.

Director Guo's voice rang out through the communication channel: "Activate the emergency response plan for major cases and incidents!"

"Attention all patrol teams! A vehicle ramming incident has occurred at the Provincial Party Committee compound. More than a dozen suspect vehicles are currently moving around the compound. All patrol forces in the surrounding area are to immediately assemble in this area! Special police assault vehicles and armed patrol teams are to be deployed simultaneously!"

"Traffic Police Detachment, immediately implement traffic control on the roads surrounding the residential compound. All intersections are for exit only, no entry! Repeat, all intersections are for exit only, no entry!"

One order after another was issued, and police cars poured out from various police stations, patrol points, and duty posts, their flashing lights illuminating the scene.

Special police vehicles patrolling nearby roads also sped towards the residential compound.

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To avoid any misunderstanding, security guard Xiao Liu parked his patrol car on the side of the road and turned off the engine.

He took a deep breath, wiped the fine beads of sweat from his forehead, and looked up at the barracks gate in front of him.

The sign reads: Minghai Squadron, Bashi Detachment, People's Armed Police Force of Country X.

The wall is printed with slogans: Obey the Party's command, be able to fight and win battles, and have excellent work style.

Xiao Liu steadied himself and quickly ran towards the sentry standing guard at the gate.

"Armed Police officer!" He ran up to the sentry and, still out of breath, blurted out, "I'm a security guard from the provincial party committee's residential compound next door. Just now, a dozen or so armed thugs drove in, probably to retaliate against the families of the provincial party committee members!"

The sentry's eyes lit up after hearing this, thinking to himself, "This is a job!"

Having stood guard for more than half a year, I never encountered any threats, nor even a single request for help from the public.

A dozen or so vehicles carrying armed thugs?

What armed thugs? Are they even allowed to carry guns?

Don't make your armed police brother laugh. To them, this is all thanks to their ability to walk!

He maintained the serious expression expected of a sentry, told Xiao Liu "Please wait a moment," and then pressed the intercom button.

"At the duty room and the main gate, a member of the public has reported that an armed convoy has broken into the provincial party committee compound next door. The convoy is large and may be violent. We request instructions."

There was a pause on the other end of the walkie-talkie, probably as they processed this somewhat outrageous news.

Armed convoys at the provincial party committee's family compound, an act of retaliation against family members.

These words together sound like a scene from a movie.

"Received. Remain on guard and keep an eye on things. The emergency response team is assembling." The reply came from the duty room over the walkie-talkie.

After hearing the reply, the sentry said to security guard Xiao Liu, "Go back first and tell your people to be careful. We'll be there soon."

"Thank you, officers!" Xiao Liu nodded, turned around and ran back to his car, then turned around and headed towards the residential area.

Less than half a minute after he left, hurried footsteps echoed through the camp.

The emergency response team, fully armed, boarded a police riot control vehicle with flashing lights on the roof and roaring engines, and sped out of the camp to provide support.

Meanwhile, inside the camp, the commander of the armed police squadron had already made a phone call to his superiors to report.

The situation was explained in a few words, and the superior on the other end of the phone only thought for half a minute before issuing the order: immediately lead the squadron of officers and soldiers to set out.

Here I must mention the rules for the deployment of the armed police.

According to current regulations, the mobilization of the People's Armed Police must be reported to the Central Military Commission, and local governments have no right to mobilize them directly.

This is written in black and white.

However, in practice, the real meaning of these rules is to put the decision-making power in the hands of the People's Armed Police and the Central Military Commission, which is equivalent to giving the commanders of the People's Armed Police an independent assessment space.

After receiving a dispatch request, the commander makes his own judgment. If it is necessary, he will dispatch immediately and complete the formalities later.

There's no need for that. Let's just follow the proper procedures, and no one will be able to say anything.

At this point, for the higher-level commanders, the current situation is considered "necessary to deploy".

More than a dozen armed thugs stormed into the provincial party committee's residential compound. If we had arrived any later and something had happened, no one could have taken responsibility.

When the time comes, sitting in that row of chairs where people will be held accountable will be considered "dereliction of duty for failing to act in response to reports from the public."

Shortly after the phone call ended, the alarm bells of the armed police squadron rang instantly, and the squadron commander ordered the activation of the emergency response plan.

The armed police officers in the barracks immediately dropped what they were doing, donned their combat gear, and rushed toward the armory.

In just two minutes, all the officers and soldiers of the squadron quickly assembled and boarded the vehicles, ready to depart at any time.

This is the rapid response mechanism of "one-minute response, three-minute deployment".

The squadron commander stood beside the command vehicle, patiently waiting for a report from the armed police patrol group inside the provincial party committee's residential compound.

That's right, there are also armed police officers from their squadron patrolling and guarding the innermost core area of ​​the provincial party committee's residential compound.

With the addition of the emergency response team, this should usually be enough to delay the armed rioters until the police arrive.

Therefore, he now needs to know the specific situation on the ground.

How many people were on the other side? What weapons were they carrying? Was there any conflict? Were any family members injured?

He will only send reinforcements if necessary.

There's no need for that. Just stay put and wait for the police to handle it.