North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

In May in Los Angeles, the sun was blazing high in the sky, and the ultraviolet rays were ridiculously strong. California's sunshine was world-famous, and both Locke and David had to wear sunglasses.

The two had just dealt with a car accident. The IT programmer driving a Tesla MouldX made a mistake while pedaling and hit a telephone pole on the side of the road.

Fortunately, the population density of Los Angeles is not high and there were not many people on the roadside. Apart from the driver's face and neck being injured by the deployed airbag, this accident did not cause any injuries to innocent passers-by.

After Locke and David arrived at the scene, they immediately comforted the bald programmer, called an ambulance and a tow truck, and simply recorded a transcript for the driver and applied for insurance for him.

In less than half an hour, the driver was rescued safely.

During the rescue, Locke and David stood far away. He complained to David in a low voice: "I'm worried that this thing will explode and catch fire..."

David said distressedly: "This is what Keswick drives. No matter how much I try to persuade him, it won't work. Damn Elon Musk!"

Locke was startled and immediately changed his words: "Actually, trams are very safe and environmentally friendly. This will be the trend in the future. Catherine is very environmentally conscious..."

David didn't speak, just stared.

Locke hurriedly made a gesture of gagging, and couldn't help but roll his eyes in his heart. Although Katherine Murphy was very beautiful, she was still a little less interesting than a cool lady with good looks and figure like Rachel Cole.

Soon the bald programmer was taken away by the ambulance, and Tester, whose front was smashed to pieces, was also towed away by a tow truck. The damaged telegraph pole was also notified to the road administration and was surrounded by barriers, waiting for repairs.

Locke returned to the car, started the patrol car, and reported the police situation. After the driver received treatment, they still needed to go to the hospital to record a formal transcript. He had just left it on the ambulance acceptance sheet. his phone number.

David took a sip of iced coffee, sighed comfortably, turned to Locke and asked, "So? How beautiful was the woman you met at the nightclub last night?"

Locke was speechless. David's thoughts switched so quickly, and he replied seriously: "David, I suggest you don't ask!"

The more Locke said this, the more curious David became, "Comon, boy, what kind of woman have I not seen?"

Seeing David's insistence, Locke pondered for a moment and said, "Well, she looks a bit like Nicole Kidman, and her skin is the same, as white as snow and as smooth as cheese..."

He has already planned to curb Rock Lee's promiscuous style. This guy's aesthetic level is really low. You must know that Emma and Emily in Parker Center have light tank-shaped figures.

He didn't expect to meet an excellent partner like Rachel Cole so quickly, who was exactly what he wanted, so in the morning Rachel proposed developing a long-term relationship, and he immediately agreed.

David looked unbelieving, "Damn, I don't believe your nonsense!"

Locke rolled his eyes, "You can ask Nathan later. You should believe his words. He is a surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and graduated from Harvard Medical School..."

David instantly lost interest in gossip, and Katherine Murphy, whom he was so proud of, was instantly turned into a scumbag.

In the following chat, Locke did not mention Rachel Cole again. He began to intentionally ask about the gang organizations in Los Angeles. David was very satisfied with Locke's studiousness and told him everything he knew, which benefited him a lot.

"Code 3, Parma Building, 55 Wilshire Boulevard, Jeff Markey Law Firm reported to the police that someone was armed and injured..."

"7adam15, copy..."

When they heard the warning on the radio, Locke and David suddenly looked solemn. Wilshire Boulevard is adjacent to Hollywood and is the busiest street in the jurisdiction.

This street is dotted with famous landmark shopping malls in Los Angeles, such as Macy's Department Store, Beverly Center, Grove Mall, and the Los Angeles Museum.

Jeff Markey Law Firm, which reported the case, is one of the top five biglaw firms in Los Angeles, and its boss is a bigman who can communicate directly with the mayor of Los Angeles.

The police system in the United States is operated on a commercial basis and relies entirely on funding and donations from the Los Angeles government. Most of Los Angeles' taxes come from large companies and wealthy people.

Therefore, the delivery of police force by the Los Angeles Police Department is biased. These are related to the prosperous areas of Los Angeles' economy and are usually prioritized.

Locke immediately turned on the siren and sped towards Wilshire Boulevard. David also took the microphone and paid attention to the police feedback on the public channel.

The reason why Locke and David are so cautious is because of the financial allocation of the Los Angeles Police Department, and the large companies and wealthy people in Los Angeles have a great say.

Therefore, if the police situation involving large companies and wealthy people is not handled well, it will affect the reputation of the Los Angeles Police Department and thus affect financial allocations.

The internal unspoken rule of lapd is that the rich are given priority. This is the truth in the United States.

For example, high-end neighborhoods will always have more police patrols than low-end neighborhoods.

Many black areas don't even have patrols at all. A group of worms who live on social welfare don't pay taxes at all. If they don't pay taxes, the lapd will naturally not serve them.

When Locke and David arrived at the Parma Building at 55 Wilshire Boulevard, two patrol cars were already parked downstairs.

"7adam15, arrived at the scene..."

The two quickly got out of the car and took the elevator to the floor where Jeff Markey's law firm was located.

The two arrived at Jeff Markey's law firm and found that it was very quiet, and it didn't look like anything had happened. They were relieved. This scene showed that the matter was not serious.

As soon as the trainee lawyer at the front desk saw them, he took them directly to the scene of the crime, an office farther back. Superintendent Mona and Nathan were both there, as well as two other police officers from the patrol department.

A middle-aged white man with glasses was being held aside in handcuffs. He looked very embarrassed, disheveled, with a ruddy face, a somewhat manic expression, and was mumbling something.

Superintendent Mona was using the intercom to report the incident. There was a table knife in the evidence bag in her hand, "Code 4, the suspect has been subdued, no one was injured..."

Code 4 is a code within the Los Angeles Police Department that means no further support is needed.

David asked: "What's going on?"

Nathan glanced at the man in custody sympathetically and explained in a low voice: "In the divorce lawsuit, the man lost custody rights and had to pay high alimony. He couldn't accept it emotionally, so he came to see a lawyer..."

Superintendent Mona also ended the call and said to David with a strange expression: "When we arrived, the suspect had been subdued by the person involved..."

She turned to Locke and ordered: "Locke, go and take a transcript for Miss Daisy Greenberg..."

"Ok!"

Locke agreed immediately, and he was also a little curious in his heart, why didn't Superintendent Mona let Nathan take the transcript?

He didn't realize that the old rookie next to him was looking at him with sympathy.

Following Superintendent Mona's prompt, he walked into the nearby office with his notebook.

In the office, a young woman wearing a black suit was arranging the desktop with her back on her back. She had a slender figure, curvy hair, and long black hair that was shawl slightly curly. She exuded an indifference that could repel people thousands of miles away.

Locke immediately understood why Superintendent Mona wouldn't let Nathan come in to record the transcript. This woman was difficult to deal with.

He took a look at the office. It was very large, with luxury and style everywhere, and all the furniture was luxury brands. It seemed that Daisy Greenberg should have a high status in the Jeff Markey Law Firm.

Suddenly, his eyes narrowed and he discovered something remarkable on the teak bookshelf next to the wall.

Locke immediately had a breakthrough and said, "Ms. Greenberg, can we have a few words alone?"

Daisy Greenberg turned around, revealing a delicate and flawless cheek. She wore black-rimmed glasses on her straight nose, covering most of her beauty.

Locke was slightly absent-minded, not only because this face is indeed beautiful, but also because this face is very beautiful and has an oriental charm, a bit like Sophie Marceau, but she has black hair and blue eyes. The passion of "Rose de France".

There was no expression on Daisy Greenberg's face. She looked very cold. She was used to Locke's absence. She looked at him indifferently and said in a distant and indifferent tone: "I have already told Officer Mona that I don't have anything to do now." Kong, please ask my assistant to make an appointment for taking notes..."

Locke's expression was stagnant. He knew that he had been teased by Superintendent Mona. He let out a breath and became a little impatient. He said again: "Miss Greenberg, can we have a few words alone?"