Wasteland Survivalist: A Scientific Guide to Post-Apocalyptic Survival

"Tch, there's nothing we can do about it."

Gu Lang snorted coldly in his heart.

Grassroots law enforcement officers in China face the front lines and bear an overwhelming burden of handling social conflicts and disputes.

Although Gu Lang understood their desire to settle things peacefully.

But when it comes to his own vital interests, he will not choose to be "muddled through".

Becoming a sacrifice is something anyone can do.

Consider the overall situation? Maintain stability? Or assign equal blame to both sides?

nonexistent!

If it's too difficult, then don't do it at all.

Sensing the inclination of the law enforcement officers, Gu Lang decisively chose to overturn the table.

"Are the body cameras all on?"

Upon hearing this, one of the young men in the hat nodded.

"I am from Gulang! I am filing a formal complaint against these two individuals for drug use and trafficking of pro-independence materials! If the law enforcement officers present believe the allegations are untrue, please issue a written notice of non-prosecution!"

The clear and resonant voice echoed across the enclosed platform.

This immediately drew loud cheers from the onlookers.

Gu Lang felt extremely comfortable upon hearing this.

The humiliation of having to take off my shoes for inspection in front of the crowd vanished instantly.

Even though it was already 10 p.m., there were still many people watching the melons on the platform.

A large number of people took out their mobile phones and pointed them at the woman and the lewd man.

"If you refuse to issue a notice of non-acceptance of the case, I reserve the right to file an administrative lawsuit in accordance with the law!"

After shouting this, Gu Lang read out the badges on the chests of the three law enforcement officers one by one.

"Take him away! Back to the station!"

Seeing that the crowd was growing larger and larger, the team leader decisively chose to lead everyone away.

This is to prevent mass incidents and stop the spread of public opinion.

"The people of China are generally inclined to compromise and moderation. If a room is too dark and you want to open a window, you will definitely not be allowed to. But if you advocate tearing down the roof, they will compromise and agree to open the window."

Gu Lang stood on the escalator, reciting famous quotes in his mind.

When faced with such a situation, once you back down...

If you try to get back on your word afterward, people will just think you're being nosy.

Based on past cases, victims are often detained for extended periods to facilitate investigation and evidence collection.

On the contrary, the one who made the false accusation simply packed up and ran away.

The root cause is that the victims don't understand the law and don't know how to fight back with magic.

Often, after being intimidated by law enforcement officers, they obediently admit defeat.

Since it is known that false accusations are almost costless, it is imperative to immediately retaliate with false accusations.

Instead of acting like a pitiful wretch, crying out for justice.

A great man once taught: Peace is achieved through struggle, while peace is lost through compromise.

There is no such thing as a righteous and upright official.

Once you're on trial, you'll only encounter "spring breezes" (i.e., unfavorable treatment).

"Young man, you're studying law, right?"

Discovering that Gu Lang was a difficult troublemaker, the team leader took him to a separate vehicle.

"I'm sorry, I have the right to refuse to answer questions that are not related to this case."

Gu Lang did not remain silent; he cited Article 120 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the Dragon Kingdom.

Chinese law does not explicitly define the "right to remain silent." If China were to simply copy the American approach of remaining silent and waiting for a lawyer, it would only be laughable.

"You've learned well, but if law enforcement agencies deem the refusal suspicious, they can expand the scope of the investigation or extend the questioning time."

"Regarding the criminal acts involving others, I will actively cooperate with the public security authorities and truthfully state the facts I know."

Gu Lang understood the implication in the team leader's words that he was likely to suffer a little hardship.

If someone reports a criminal activity involving a single product, but no case is filed.

If any problems arise later, the responsibility will fall entirely on the personnel who handled the shipment.

By fully utilizing legal regulations, they forced the other party to go through a complicated process.

Although it is reasonable and legal, it is still a blatant challenge to authority, which will inevitably arouse the other party's instinctive resistance.

As Gu Lang gazed at the bustling city lights outside the car window, his mind became increasingly calm.

"It's just a little bit of hardship."

As he silently chanted, the carriage drove into the nearby Witch Doctor Lane Police Station.

After getting off the bus, Gu Lang and the lewd man underwent a body search and handed over their belongings.

The woman was taken to the other side and searched by a woman in a hat.

"This is a temporary storage list. Sign your name on it."

The sleazy man didn't have much stuff, and he quickly completed the formalities.

Then, he turned around and saw that a bunch of strange things were being pulled out of Gu Lang's pocket.

"What are all these things?"

The clerk conducting the body search looked at the pile of clutter in front of him and was at a loss.

In addition to common items such as mobile phones, watches, lighters, small flashlights, keychains, and wallets.

He found a number of strange little gadgets in Gu Lang's waist bag.

"This is a survival whistle, this is a signal mirror, this is a wire saw and paracord. This is a first-aid kit, which contains a first-aid blanket, tourniquet, bandages, gauze, and fishing hooks and line. Open the waterproof compartment; it contains commonly used medications and water purification tablets."

Gu Lang introduced them one by one as if they were his own treasures.

The registrar frowned, noted the items down, and then opened the wallet.

"Please register the folding map and multi-functional card in my wallet as well."

"Carrying so much stuff on you, are you going to rob a tomb?"

"It's just a personal hobby; it's better to be safe than sorry and it's not illegal."

Gu Lang sneered inwardly; it was just ordering EDC (Everyday Carry).

If I were to go out carrying a PSK or even a BOB backpack, this piece of paper probably wouldn't be enough to write everything down.

"Write down your phone password, then walk that way."

The registrar suddenly pulled out a notepad.

"A search warrant is required to check your phone. Are you sure you've got it ready?"

"You..." The registrar hesitated, unable to finish her sentence.

Gu Lang watched as the team leader raised his hand and gestured to his colleague.

Then they were taken to a small room.

He skillfully sat down in the interrogation chair, watching the interrogator click the latch shut.

The other person's epaulettes had a vertical bar and a flower on them.

It is a third-level brocade ware, commonly known as "one cent and one coin".

After the interrogator returned to his seat opposite him, another person came in.

"you..."

The other party was interrupted just as they were about to speak.

Gu Lang raised his hand and pointed at the person who had come.

"Who is that person? Not wearing a uniform or name tag? Show me your identification, are you taking advantage of me because I don't know anything? I need two people's IDs."

When "Yi Mao Yi" announced the summons, he had already shown Gu Lang his identification.

The person who just entered, who appears to be Fu Jin, is not qualified to appear in this kind of setting according to regulations.

"Don't be nervous, we're just chatting casually."

"I don't want to chat past 11 PM, I want to go to sleep."

Gu Lang looked back at the digital clock on the wall.

"Do you think you're in charge here? Let's finish talking before you go to sleep!"

Upon hearing this, Gu Lang immediately lay down on the small table and pretended to fall asleep.

He opened his eyes after hearing a commotion.

Fu Jin had already left, and a second-level Jin Si with a salary of "one cent and two jiao" had come in.

Judging from his age, he is most likely a master who is "one in ten years old," or he may be a senior apprentice who looks older.

As "one cent and two cents" began to explain the operating procedures, Gu Lang felt a little dissatisfied.

Good grief, you two are using me to practice your coding problems in the middle of the night?