American tax officials

Chapter 27 Jeon Ji-tae, a Korean

The inspector then joked, "Looks like we'd better hurry up and curry favor with this new boss..."

Bucky: "..."

……

Upon arriving at Lewis's office, David immediately began reporting on his day's achievements.

When Lewis heard that another tens of thousands of dollars had been deposited into his account, his lips twitched again, before slowly turning into joy.

However, after his initial excitement, he couldn't hold back any longer and began to subtly probe David, wanting to know how David had managed to solve these cases so many times.

David, of course, couldn't say it was the help of the cheat code; he could only laugh it off and pretend to be confused. In short, the subtext was four words: refuse to answer!

Seeing that David seemed unwilling to answer, Lewis had no choice but to offer a few words of praise and then prepared to let him leave.

As he was leaving, David seemed to remember something and asked, "By the way, Tax Chief, according to that car thief gang, there's also a group of Koreans in our Lake District who are also involved in theft. Do we have any information on that?"

Lewis pondered for a moment and replied, "I haven't heard of it. If you want to investigate, then go ahead and do so. Tomorrow is the probation period, and I don't have time to assign you any cases right now."

"clear!"

……

Back in his office on the third floor, David found a document on his desk. He asked the person next to him and learned that it had been delivered by Miyano Masashi and his group.

Stopping his thoughts, he opened the document and began to look it up.

In the blink of an eye, half an hour had passed, and David had learned some information about this group of Koreans.

This gang has quite a few people, probably around twenty.

The leader was a man named Jeon Ji-tae.

Like Miyano Masashi, this group also specifically targets tourists.

Moreover, according to the information, because they deal in valuable items that tourists can easily resell, their overall income is even slightly higher than that of islanders.

David stood up and said to Nissen, who was standing not far away, "I'm leaving now. I'm going to meet these Koreans at 8 pm tonight!"

"Tonight...?"

Nissen paused, surprised that David was still so efficient and decisive, but he replied, "Okay, see you then!"

Tomorrow is the assessment period.

Although they currently have over 600,000 in tax credits on their books, who would complain about having too much tax credit?

If the action against South Koreans is successful again tonight, then before the assessment period tomorrow, it will guarantee an additional tax credit of at least tens of thousands of US dollars.

It will definitely be even more dazzling then!

……

Night, a bright moon hangs high in the sky.

Senaco Avenue is a quiet and deserted street with few people. The old trees on both sides of the road stretch out their lush branches and leaves, which are dappled with light and shadow under the moonlight and fall on the sidewalk.

Most of the shops along the street were closed, with only a few still open, emitting a faint glow.

This is almost one of the least populated streets in the Las Vegas Lake District.

The reason is simple: the street has poor security and is a gathering place for all sorts of shady characters. At night, robberies and other security incidents often occur.

Over time, this has led to this situation.

However, at the end of the street, a pub called "Korean" was brightly lit, and Asian people were coming and going from time to time.

"Is this the place?"

Outside the pub, a black Volvo was parked, and David and Nissen were sitting inside.

"According to the information Miyano provided, this is the place. One of them is using a car repair shop as a cover, and the other is using a bar as a cover. How interesting!"

As David spoke, he got out of the car and strode inside.

Nissen didn't dare to delay and immediately followed.

The tavern's interior is decorated in an antique style, with dim yellow light flowing over the wooden furniture, creating a warm and nostalgic atmosphere throughout the space.

The bar is set with a variety of aged wines, and the crystal-clear glasses gleam enticingly under the lights.

Behind the bar, a waiter was quietly wiping the glasses, but when he saw Nissen and David come in, he couldn't help but look them up and down.

[Name: Kim Kwang-yao]

Occupation: Thief.

Monthly income: $29800.

[Income Details: On December 3rd, a tourist was robbed of $30,000 in room 1208 of the Horseshoe Bend Hotel, with the thief receiving $3000 as a profit. On December 9th, a tourist was robbed of a Rolex watch in the Bellagio Hotel, with the thief receiving $2000...]

[More details: ...]

Tax payable: US$2980.

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[Name: Sun Zhunyi]

Occupation: Thief.

Monthly income: $30100.

[Income Details: On December 5th, a tourist's wallet was stolen in the Crystal Shopping Street, earning a commission of $1000; on December 8th, another tourist's wallet was stolen in the Crystal Shopping Street, earning $1500...]

[More details: ...]

Tax payable: US$3010.

……

Name: Park Jung-young.

Occupation: Thief.

Monthly income: $32230.

[Income Details: On December 9th, at the Cather Bar, a gold necklace and wallet were stolen after the perpetrator got a tourist drunk, earning $5000. On December 13th, at the Dover Bar, $2000 was stolen after the perpetrator got a tourist drunk...]

[More details: ...]

Tax payable: US$3023.

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【…】

After scanning the waiter named Jin Guangyao with his golden finger, David then scanned the others in the tavern.

It turned out that the information about Miyano Masato was indeed correct.

This pub is the headquarters of this group of Koreans, and most of the people here are actually thieves. Only a very small number of people who are unaware of the truth are actually here to drink.

However, to be fair, this group is much more interesting than Miyano Masashi's group of islanders.

People like Miyano Masato are basically all involved in car theft.

This group includes burglars, pickpockets who steal on the street, and those who use their looks to get their targets drunk and then steal from them.

In short, there are all sorts of theft methods, making it difficult to guard against them.

However, it must be said that, based on David's observations, this group's overall income is indeed much higher than that of the island nation's people.

Several of those islanders earned less than $10,000 a month, while this group now has a guaranteed income of over $20,000.

Judging from this glimpse, the leader named Quan Zhitai must be earning an even greater income!

"Friend, would you like something to drink?"

At that moment, the bartender named Kim Kwang-yoo spoke up.

(End of this chapter)