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Chapter 91 The Rise of George

Not to mention the rivers of corpses at the textile factory that they needed to handle and deal with.

George needs to deal with the ledgers and evidence alone that were found in the eerie room containing six mummified corpses as soon as possible.

The evidence was alright; it detailed the objectives, times, and locations of various assassination missions. With this evidence, it's believed that the NYPD's previously unsolved cold cases will soon be closed.

But the things recorded in those ledgers were a bit too much for George to handle.

Putting aside everything else.

The name displayed in the latest transaction record on the ledger alone weighed heavily on George's mind, because it belonged to a high-ranking official in the New York Police Department.

His status was even higher than George's.

But thinking about it, it's not surprising. It would be truly strange if a textile factory could carry out assassinations so brazenly in New York for so many years without high-ranking officials in the New York Police Department acting as a protector.

Apart from that string of names in the New York Police Department.

George also saw several New York City councilor names in the ledger that he recognized very well.

Ha ha!

If just this bag of things were exposed...

The entire New York political and police system is about to undergo a major upheaval.

of course.

Nothing is absolute.

For George and his team, if this bag of information is used well, it could at least lead to a promotion for all the officers who participated in this operation today.

This is why Winnie immediately handed the bag to George after discovering it.

Among this group of people.

Only George has the ability and the connections to handle this hot potato.

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After getting into a police car, George immediately took out his phone and dialed a number.

"Chief."

"George, I've already made contact with him. Mr. Robert will be waiting for us at the Secret Garden Club in Queens. I'll head over there first and meet you at the club entrance."

"Yes, Chief."

George hung up the phone, glanced at the ledger that was tucked into a backpack on the passenger seat, and then revved the engine and headed toward the Secret Garden Club.

In addition to his solid achievements, George's emotional intelligence and business acumen were also remarkable in making him the deputy commissioner of the 13th Precinct of the New York Police Department.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to become the branch director.

Robert De Niro, one of the top contenders in this New York City mayoral race, has been the subject of George's investigation. Among the evidence and ledgers he found were damaging details about De Niro's biggest rival in the mayoral race.

At the same time, he was also the powerful backer of Director Deppon Jones, who promoted George.

Over the past few years, the other party has repeatedly solicited large sums of money from the New York Police Department, with the 13th Precinct being a key target of their funding.

All the police cars in the 13th Precinct today were donated by Mr. Robert.

The purpose of his visit, bringing with him damaging information about the other party's competitors, is self-evident.

but.

This time, however, it was George's own choice.

Because he didn't want his cases to be snatched away by others again.

In the Spider-Man case, because George's rank was not high enough and his voice was not strong enough, even though he was a firsthand witness, the FBI still took the case away from him.

That's why George, who was completely unaware of the follow-up clues in the case, didn't give his family any further warnings.

This led to Helen being kidnapped by the mastermind behind the scenes.

After Helen was kidnapped, George sought help from FBI operations director Joaquin Phoenix. However, Joaquin, who had previously greeted him with a smile when he took the case from him, directly refused George's request and refused to share the clues he had with George.

If it weren't for Erin's unexpected and quick help in finding Helen, George might have lost his beloved.

after that.

George swore he would make that fat bastard Joaquin and the FBI pay the price.

But he knew even better that a deputy commissioner of a NYPD precinct was not qualified to make an FBI operations director pay a heavy price.

Therefore, he needs to control more power and the right to speak.

George did this not out of any personal ambition; he simply wanted to better protect his family.

It's simply to prevent what happened to Helen from happening to her family.

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After some photos of a textile factory, taken by an unknown person, circulated online.

The entire social media network in New York City was once again in an uproar.

In just a few hours.

The news that the textile factory in New York City was actually a disguised assassin organization quickly spread throughout the city.

Sensing the danger, the media, like rabid dogs in heat, swarmed wave after wave to the textile factory that had been sealed off by the police.

Bribing a police officer you know.

Find a suitable location and use remote equipment to secretly take photos.

They even used high-tech drones to bypass the blockade and film...

Those media workers, driven to a frenzy, went to great lengths and used every means at their disposal to expose more and more of the unknown secrets of that textile factory to the public.

Amidst the uproar of public opinion.

The New York Police Department quickly held a press conference.

The Commissioner of the New York Police Department personally attended the press conference and stated righteously that after discovering the assassin organization not long ago, the New York Police Department made detailed strategic plans and today organized its most elite SWAT teams. After a large-scale gun battle, the assassin organization was wiped out at minimal cost.

During his speech, the Commissioner of the New York Police Department also highlighted George, who personally led the operation, portraying him as a hero of the NYPD.

No sooner had the NYPD's press conference ended than the FBI jumped in, stating that during the NYPD's search of the textile factory, they had found a ledger belonging to a hitman organization. The FBI had used that ledger to successfully arrest more than a dozen suspects, including a New York City councilman who had acted as a protector for the hitman organization over the years, and the NYPD's Internal Affairs Commissioner.

One bombshell revelation after another kept breaking, much to the delight of gossip-loving netizens.

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In the old houses of Chinatown.

Erin, who had just come out of the basement, watched the live broadcast on TV and a smile appeared on her lips.

George's performance this time was exceptionally impressive!

Instead of directly exposing all the people listed in the textile factory's ledgers, he chose to join forces with Congressman Robert, winning over some and suppressing others.

Incidentally, he also dealt with several corrupt officials within the NYPD, making room for George's upcoming promotion.

This series of actions...

It seems George will soon be promoted from his position as deputy director of the 13th Precinct.

(End of this chapter)