Chapter 806 Arrested

Night, police station, detention room.

A police sergeant in his thirties opened the door and brought in a handcuffed young man in his twenties.

The police sergeant's surname was Li, and he had just been transferred to this branch. He is a quite shrewd and capable person, and is regarded by his leadership as the type with "great potential for development." The aura he exudes is indeed different from that of ordinary police officers.

"Sit down." Chief Li pointed to a stool in the room with a solemn expression and tone, and motioned to the "subject (the police's name for the suspect)" next to him to come over.

After hearing this, the young man walked over silently and sat down on the chair leisurely.

After he sat down, Chief Li stood there and stared at him for a few seconds, then walked forward, put a stack of documents in his hand on the table, and sat across the table from him.

Two seconds later, Sheriff Li took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket, patted the cigarette case, and handed one to the other party.

"Are you new here?" The young man did not reach out to take the cigarette, but instead asked a question.

"Hmph..." Chief Li sneered and put away his cigarette, "Who the hell are you? When was it your turn to ask me questions?"

Due to work requirements, swearing is one of the basic skills of grassroots police officers. Language habits vary from place to place, but most of the time it is used as a modal particle.

Of course, this will not happen in more formal transcripts with audio recordings.

Right now, there are only cameras in this room and no recording equipment, so Chief Li will use the Three-Character Sutra to intimidate the boy in front of him with his dead eyes.

"It's okay if you don't answer..." The young man was not frightened by the other party's aura at all. He still had a lazy expression, "Actually, the answer is clear at a glance..." He paused for half a second and then continued, "As far as I know As you know, the public security department usually transfers some grassroots cadres and police officers every few years...usually they don't move very far, it's just from police station A to police station B... The main reason is to avoid the occurrence of 'cliques' in certain places." His eyes quickly moved to the left chest of the other party, "I basically remember the police sirens of these police officers every time I see them on the street. I will pay attention to the police officers on patrol. And your number... is very unfamiliar. It must have been transferred from somewhere else recently. "

"What do you mean, kid? What do you want to do?" Chief Li's expression changed slightly, and his voice gradually became louder.

"It's not interesting, and I don't want to do anything..." the young man replied, "When I do morning exercises, my brain is more relaxed, so I inevitably look around. If you look around... you will see a lot of information, so I accidentally wrote down some..." He shrugged. . "If you don't believe it, I can tell you the menu at the door of the Shaxian snack shop two streets away..."

"Hmph..." Chief Li sneered, "You kid... don't play tricks on me... you think you are very smart, right? Ah?"

Snapped!

At this point, he suddenly slapped the table: "Are you so smart? Why were you arrested?"

"Officer..." Faced with the other party's offensive, the young man remained calm and composed, "I'll reiterate...I'm the one who reported the crime, and I called 110. If you don't believe me, you can check the call records. The number and voice are all correct. Come on." He paused. "Even if I am now a criminal suspect...I was not 'caught' here, but surrendered."

"You..." Chief Li seemed to be about to say something rude again, but he hesitated because he found out. This kid doesn't seem to be into hard food, "Haha... ok... you quite understand." He put away his fierceness and changed to a more mature attitude, "I think you are always doing it (dialect. The description is correct) He is very skilled and experienced in doing bad things... He is a habitual offender, right?"

"So far, there is no criminal record." The young man replied.

"Okay~ Then I will add something to you today." Chief Li said, raising the document in front of him. Then he dropped it hard, took out the pen from his breast pocket, and asked in a formulaic tone, "Name."

"Feng Bujue."

"gender."

"Let's figure it out."

Chief Li raised his head and glared at Brother Jue. After writing a few words angrily, he asked again: "Age."

"My citizen ID card is in the wallet that was confiscated by you just now." Feng Bujue answered the question nonchalantly.

Chief Li took a deep breath from his nostrils and picked up the walkie-talkie: "Xiaodong, does the subject have a wallet among his belongings?"

five minutes later……

Sheriff Li looked at Brother Jue's citizen ID card and copied down a set of basic information.

Then, he began to inquire about the case.

"Tell me, what is your relationship with the injured person?"

"Are you sure he is the deceased? I think he probably died on the way to the hospital..."

"Answer my question!" Chief Li slammed the table several times.

Feng Bujue probably felt it was harsh, so he shrank his neck slightly: "Okay, okay... stop knocking... I don't know you."

"You don't know him or he doesn't know you?"

"We don't know each other."

The police chief wrote a few more strokes on the paper, and then said: "Tell me the circumstances when the crime occurred."

"Oh..." Brother Jue pretended to sort out his thoughts (in fact, he had already thought about how to answer each question), "I was walking on the street and happened to pass by the intersection of df road and xn..."

"Are you walking in that area at 11:30 at night?" Sheriff Li felt something was wrong after hearing a few sentences.

"Yes." Feng Bujue tilted his head and answered confidently, "If you don't believe me, you can check the road surveillance to see if I'm taking a walk."

"According to what you said..." Chief Inspector Li also tilted his head, "I think those thieves and perverts who come out at night to look for opportunities to commit crimes but don't find a suitable target...are also 'taking a walk' on the street, right?"

Feng Bujue spread his hands: "Our law is about the presumption of innocence, you know."

"Humph..." Officer Li sneered, "This is not a court, and I'm not debating with you."

"I'm not debating with you either..." Feng Bujue said, "I just explained a fact - even if I am a pervert or a thief, as long as you have no evidence to prove my crime, or I haven't committed a crime yet, then I said I was taking a walk... just a walk."

"Then why did you walk into the closed flower and bird market?" Officer Li suppressed his anger and asked fiercely, "And how did you walk out a half-dead injured person?"

"That's a long story." Feng Bujue leaned back in his chair and stretched his back, "It all started when I saw that red-dressed female ghost..." (To be continued..)