North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 706 Scum

Jimmy found suspected clues, and Peter didn't take it lightly. The missing agent case he was assigned to deal with was over. Although the case of the imprisoned girl was not his, it was considered a related case after all. It would be best if it could be solved.

Let Jimmy go back to rest first, while Peter knocked on the table and thought about the next step.

The person who is currently looking for the bodies of the two agents has not yet given any information. In addition, he also discovered the smuggling company in Baltimore from the captured Kevin. How to deal with this matter needs to be carefully considered.

After thinking for a while, he picked up the phone and called Hope over, asking in detail about their investigation over the past few days, including some of Jimmy's judgment on the case and their cooperation with Baltimore.

Peter already knew Jimmy very well, but he didn't expect that Jimmy would find so many clues in this case. Moreover, following Frank in a dark environment at night without turning on the lights was so outrageous that Peter didn't know what to say. what.

He has done follow-up investigations before, and often works as a surveillance officer to guard the surveillance vehicle with Jones. He has never tried this tracking method. Driving like this on the highway can easily lead to a rear-end collision or being hit by a car coming from behind. I think he should follow It had something to do with Jimmy's background as a county police officer patrolling highways and highways, so he was probably already very familiar with tracking targets in the dark.

However, he was very interested in the gun battle at the auto repair shop at the end. He knew Jimmy's marksmanship and combat effectiveness. He only killed two people in the whole process. After a few shots, something was wrong. It was completely different from his previous style. You must know that Jimmy, under his command, worked with Jones to kill a group of robbers who were preparing to rob a bank. Those robbers were not ordinary gangsters.

He asked in detail about what happened after they arrived in Baltimore. The three people accidentally captured in the warehouse aroused his interest. Those three people were all knocked down by Jimmy. According to his normal approach, since Frank escaped from the warehouse, these three people People who showed up unexpectedly would inevitably be investigated by Jimmy, but in the end he did nothing and left it entirely to the people in the Baltimore office.

Peter just thought for a while and asked Hope to leave first.

They successfully brought Kevin who was involved in the shootout from the Baltimore office. It seems that Jimmy had some kind of deal with Baltimore. This should be related to his inability to contribute in the final shootout. Three agents were shot in that shootout. Although no one died, they still suffered heavy losses.

Even so, the Baltimore office still didn't say anything to Jimmy and the others. It seems that they have gained a lot. This should be what Jimmy gave away. Then, the smuggling company should have entered the Baltimore office. The view is gone.

Although Peter didn't get all the information, relying on Hope's narration and his understanding of Jimmy, he could still guess the twists and turns here.

If the case is successfully solved, it is very good for Peter and the others. The headquarters is more efficient than the DC branch, and the better their personal evaluation is, but this is too unfair to Jimmy.

He was indeed transferred here to handle the case, but although Peter transferred Jimmy here mostly for himself, he still did not want this case to benefit only him. At his current stage, the most important thing is to leave a sufficient impression on others. chips.

Although Jimmy can take part of the credit for the current case, it is not outstanding. Except for Hope, who followed Jimmy throughout the whole process, and those who are familiar with him, other people's senses of him are no different from other detectives. Something must be done. .

Peter stood up and checked the files in the cabinet, and took out the case of imprisoning the girl. This case was considered related. It might be better to let Jimmy deal with it. There was no other way at the moment. If there was not enough reason, Jimmy's secondment It's almost over.

Mark Walsh was released from prison three years ago and currently lives in southern DC. The house was inherited from his father. Judging from the address, it should be a single-family residence. It is not too far from the location where Baker and Frank met before. .

Peter searched for relevant information about Mark and Frank again, and sorted out the relevant information and confessions of the rescued girl. He printed them all out and put them in a folder to make sure nothing was missing. He left the office and found Hope. "Hope, help me bring this information to Jimmy."

Hope took one look at the folder and nodded: "No problem, I'll send it over now."

Peter: "Follow him, he's in charge of the case."

Hope nodded, put the folder in her bag and left the office.

Jimmy didn't pack his things and prepare to leave. His secondment time was arranged by Peter. Although the case of the missing agent was over, it was uncertain when he could leave.

It's just that his rest time didn't last long. Hope gave Jimmy the information and sat there waiting for him to read the information. By making such an arrangement, Peter must have asked Hope to follow Jimmy to investigate this case again. Hope is not stupid. If this case is solved, although he is only an assistant, he will still be recorded in the file, and the main investigator It's Jimmy. He's just assisting in observation. He can get some credit without any effort. This is a good thing.

There wasn't a lot of information. Jimmy just flipped through it for a few minutes and almost memorized it all. He closed the folder and looked at Hope: "What did Peter say?"

Hope: "He just asked me to give you the information, and you will be responsible for the investigation process."

Jimmy nodded, "OK, let's get started."

Jimmy didn't expect that Peter would think so much. He was seconded to handle the case. The case arranged by Peter was naturally part of the job and he could just investigate it normally.

The DC office must be very depressed right now. It was originally just a case of interstate human trafficking and incarceration abuse. It normally arranged for two agents to investigate, but both of them disappeared. Before their office could investigate any problems, they were directly arrested by the headquarters. The case was taken over, and agents from the New York office were seconded to handle it, which was absolutely embarrassing for them.

But this has nothing to do with Jimmy. Even if they want to cause trouble, they are looking for the headquarters, and it has nothing to do with themselves.

It was Hope who drove the car, and the two of them arrived outside Mark's house. Jimmy just took one look at the house and frowned. Are all the police and detectives in Washington, DC, free of charge?

Jimmy didn't get out of the car. Hope unbuckled his seat belt and was about to open the door. He didn't hear the sound of Jimmy opening the door. He turned his head and looked over. Jimmy frowned and thought for a while, "Hope, wait here." .”

After that, he got out of the car, walked to the side of the road, lit a cigarette, took out his mobile phone and called Peter: "Peter, help me apply for an arrest warrant for Mark Walsh."

Peter was surprised. You just got the information and are you applying for an arrest warrant? He glanced outside the office, walked to the door and closed it: "What's wrong with him? What's the reason?"

Jimmy: "If there is a reason, let's deal with it as a disappearance case. He is suspected of assisting his cousin Frank. The place where Baker and the others disappeared is not far from his residence, so it should be considered a little reason."

Peter: "That's not enough reason."

Jimmy: "I can't think of any reason right now. You can handle it."

Peter was silent. Jimmy's move caught him off guard. It is not difficult for the FBI to obtain an arrest warrant. After all, they are at the headquarters. The key is the reason. This is Washington DC, and the Department of Justice is here. If there is not enough If you get an arrest warrant for a reason, you may be in trouble if you are caught with pigtails later.

Peter: "Is it necessary?"

Jimmy: "This is the most worry-free. Once you arrest someone, you can search his residence."

It seemed that Jimmy had some clues, but he couldn't tell them yet. Peter said, "I'll find a way." After that, he hung up the phone. Jimmy put away the phone, finished smoking and threw away the cigarette butt before returning to the car, "Hope, help me buy a cup of coffee. I'll keep an eye on it. You go back and get an arrest warrant from Peter." return."

He took out his wallet and handed Hope a note. Hope waved his hand, "Okay, I'll go back first. Do you need support?"

Jimmy thought for a moment and said, "Call the people from the forensics department. After arresting Mark Walsh, we may need to search his residence."

Hope: "Okay."

Jimmy got out of the car and Hope started the car and turned around to leave. Hope ran a short distance to buy Jimmy coffee and a sandwich, then returned to the office.

Peter was very fast. After hanging up Jimmy's phone, he just thought for a while, then picked up the office phone on the table and dialed. Soon he went out. When Hope came back, there was an arrest warrant on Peter's table. Already prepared.

Hope: "Jimmy needs a team to search Mark's place."

Peter: "Go and call two people over. Also..." Peter paused, "Keep an eye on Jimmy."

Hope looked at Peter in surprise. He didn't understand what Peter's last words meant.

Peter: "Jimmy is very aggressive. Keep an eye on him. If there is an action against innocent people, stop him."

Hope nodded, picked up the arrest warrant on the table and left Peter's office.
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With an arrest warrant, it was much easier. Jimmy and Hope were in front, and the people from the forensics department were behind. They came to Mark's door and knocked on the door "dong dong dong", "FBI, open the door, we have an arrest warrant." !”

Jimmy looked at the people inside who were sitting in the living room. When he heard the FBI, he immediately got up and ran back, "Hope, back door, he's going to run."

Hope immediately ran around to the side and ran to the back of the house. Jimmy didn't have much to do. He took a step back and kicked the door open, "Mark Walsh, stop, I will shoot."

The shouting was useless, but Mark ran faster. He opened the back door and ran out quickly, with Jimmy chasing after him. According to Jimmy's physical ability, of course it was impossible for Mark to run away. He had just run for a while when he was directly knocked down by Jimmy from behind.

"Mark Walsh, you're under arrest and we have a warrant for your arrest."

Jimmy pressed Mark and twisted his right hand behind his back. Hope, who was coming around from the side, rushed over at this time. It was not that he was too slow, but mainly because Jimmy was too fast.

Hope assisted in handcuffing Mark and pulled him up. After searching to make sure there were no weapons, he took him back to the car and put him in the back seat.

Jimmy waved to the forensics officer behind him: "Check it."

He came to the door and did not go to the car to conduct a preliminary interrogation of Mark because he knew there would be news soon.

"Oh my god, Agent Yang, come here."

The people from the forensics department simply took a look at each room and discovered the anomaly. Jimmy sighed and turned around and entered the room. There was a door in the storage room next to the kitchen, leading to the basement. Inside, there was a girl with an iron chain around her neck huddled in the corner.

Her hair was messy and her clothes were simply draped over her body. There was a floor bunk underneath her, so it was obvious that this was her residence.

The people from the forensics department did not come forward at the entrance of the basement. After calling Jimmy to come over, Jimmy slowly walked over and said softly as he walked: "Don't be nervous, we are the FBI, I am FBI senior agent Jimmy Young, kid. , you are safe."

When Jimmy approached, the girl screamed in surprise. When she heard Jimmy say that they were the FBI, she slowly stopped shouting. Jimmy lifted the hem of his suit, revealing the FBI badge stuck on his belt, "Don't worry, we are the FBI." I came to save you, everything is over, you are safe."

Jimmy slowly came to the girl's side and reached out to brush away her hair that was scattered in front of her face. "Relax, I will unlock it for you now. Come over and see how to open this lock. Also, call Hope in."

The two people in the forensics department looked at each other, one person went out, and the other person came to kneel on the ground next to Jimmy, carefully looking at the lock fixed between the chain and the iron ring.

"It's not difficult to open this lock, but the person has already been caught and should be able to find the key. There is no need for us to destroy this lock."

Jimmy nodded, "Go find the key. Boy, wait a moment, we will open the lock soon."

Jimmy didn't leave, and the girl didn't completely relax. She was still pressed against the wall behind her, but she didn't resist, just looking at Jimmy and the others.

Hope soon came to the basement and was surprised when he saw the scene. On the one hand, he was surprised that there was a girl locked in the basement. On the other hand, how did Jimmy determine that Mark Waugh must be captured? Ersh's?

Hope: "Yang, what do you need me to do?"

Jimmy: "Call an ambulance, she needs a complete check-up."

Hope: "Okay."

As Hope turned to leave, he took two steps and looked back. Jimmy became more and more mysterious in his eyes.

This time things got serious. Peter was numb when Hope called to inform him. Before that, he was still thinking about why Jimmy wanted an arrest warrant. The process of getting the arrest warrant was not so smooth.

The occurrence of this kind of thing now makes the previous loopholes in the arrest warrant application meaningless. Facing people like Mark Walsh, no one will come to find trouble.

(End of this chapter)