North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

As soon as Locke arrived at the police station and changed his clothes, he was informed to see Anna Davis.

"Boom...boom..."

"comein..."

Locke opened the door and walked in, and saw Anna Davis sitting in her seat, staring at the computer and drinking coffee. Her face was a little haggard, her eyes were bloodshot, and she looked like she hadn't slept all night.

Anna Davis looked up at Locke and pointed to the chair opposite her, "Sit down, Locke, how do you feel now?"

Locke knew what she wanted to ask and replied: "I had some insomnia last night. David took me to church this morning..."

Anna Davis asked with concern: "Is it effective?"

Locke shrugged, "It seems a little bit. Actually, I'm not too afraid of this..."

"..."

Anna Davis looked helpless and still didn't believe Locke's ghost story.

She calmed down and said, "OK, there are two things I need to tell you now..."

She picked up a document from her hand and handed it to Locke, "Some changes occurred yesterday, so there is a new remedy plan. In view of your outstanding personal abilities, you are on administrative leave by Wilshire The police department hires to protect Nathan and I, this is an employment contract..."

Locke took the contract and took a look at it. It was a very common security employment contract. Lapd did have the right to hire private detectives or security guards to handle some special cases. The date on it was from the day before yesterday.

The clause specifically mentions that Locke has the right to self-defense. When his employer's life is in danger, he can take the initiative to open fire, which officially grants him the right to fire.

It was also specifically mentioned that this contract has confidentiality requirements and should not be made public.

He looked at Anna Davis in confusion. If he could do this, why did he use another plan last night?

Anna Davis took a sip of coffee and replied: "The case of the Copernicus organization may be handed over to the FBI or DHS (Department of Homeland Security), so yesterday's plan will not work. No matter which of these two departments accepts it, it will definitely We will investigate what happened yesterday and get to the bottom of it, so the top brass of the police station agreed to let you sign this entrustment contract to make your actions yesterday legal..."

"Last night's plan was a favor, but today's plan makes everything a legal procedure, which is more beneficial to you!"

She leaned back and stretched her body imagelessly, "Actually, I have also thought about changing the end time of your administrative leave. After all, it is only a few hours away, but there are too many departments that need to be coordinated, making the operation more difficult... …”

After listening to Anna Davis' explanation, Locke immediately signed the contract.

Yesterday's plan was just to seal up what he did in this matter. Now that everything is legal and there are no future problems at all, he naturally likes it even more.

He said gratefully: "Anna, thank you!"

"This is what I should do, I won't let anything happen to you!"

Anna Davis returned this sentence to Locke. She put away the documents signed by Locke and said, "You must be mentally prepared. When this case is concluded, you will need to go to court for questioning..."

Locke replied: "I have no problem..."

If five people were killed during administrative leave, it would not be an internal investigation, but a normal judicial procedure, and they would definitely go to court.

Anna Davis added: "The firearms and knives you took away yesterday are evidence. They need to be replaced as soon as possible. Do you remember where they were thrown? Do you need to arrange divers for you..."

Locke replied without blushing, "No, I'm a very good swimmer and I'll get it done as soon as possible."

Anna Davis naturally guessed something, but she didn't say anything, "Okay, then you can make a complete transcript later. Richard will not arrange patrol tasks for you today..."

"understand……"

Locke nodded. She naturally knew what could be written and what couldn't be written. Anna reminded him that leaving with a gun was something that naturally couldn't be written.

Anna Davis breathed a sigh of relief. She was obviously relieved that the matter could be handled in this way. After all, the sealing method still had consequences, which was not conducive to Locke's future development. She also had hidden dangers.

She said: "One more thing, regarding the case of Ervin Marcus, we will not submit your testimony to the prosecutor. Your testimony cannot be used in court..."

"I have no problem..."

Locke couldn't ask for it. This was exactly his purpose. He asked curiously: "Then how do we explain the fact that we went to Villa F-10-09 with a search warrant..."

Anna Davis said calmly: "The police received a tip..."

"cool!"

Locke couldn't help laughing. He was an enthusiastic citizen yesterday afternoon, and now he has become an informant for Lapd.

At this time, someone knocked on the door. After getting permission, Teresa from the police detective team opened the door. She glanced at Locke sympathetically, "Captain, Captain Tom from the police detective team wants to find Locke to learn something about Erwin Marku." Si’s case…”

Anna Davis had a headache, "You can tell the truth..."

Locke also felt a little pained in his balls, "I know how to say it!"

……

Room inquiry.

Locke looked at Tom Williams and Sofia Gaia across from him with an unhappy expression, and said coldly: "So, are you treating me as a suspect? This is Wilshere!"

Tom Williams looked at Locke with a cold face. How much he admired Locke before, now he hates him so much.

The arrogant and arrogant rookie actually refused his invitation, making him the laughing stock of the police detective bureau.

In contrast, Sophia's attitude was much better. She looked at Locke with a smile on her face, which could make Tom Williams feel embarrassed. She even wanted to buy Locke a drink and thank him.

She pointed to the camera next to her and explained: "Don't get me wrong, the cameras are not on. We just want to find a private space to chat. After all, your experience is too incredible..."

Locke shrugged, "Okay, if you want to ask anything, just ask. I'm really busy!"

Sofia looked at Tom Williams, but seeing that the arrogant man didn't seem to want to speak, she couldn't help but asked with laughter: "Locke, could you please tell me how you discovered that there was illegal detention in Villa F-10-09... …”

Locke said: "Captain Davis just informed me that my statement will not be used. After all, my statement is not good for the prosecution, so you just listen to it."

He showed a wry smile and said, "Now I'm even doubting whether I saw an illusion..."

Locke breathed a sigh of relief and started telling stories again. Not to mention, he told too many lies, and the more he told them, the more he told them. He felt that everything he said was true.

When Locke was telling the story, Tom Williams kept staring at him, trying to interpret his expression, voice, eyes, and body language.

Naturally, Locke would not give this pervert this chance. He used all the knowledge he could use in the two skills of micro-expression analysis and psychological profiling, and constantly built up layers of defense for himself.

Sophia was not aware of the psychological confrontation between the two. After listening to it, she said with a surprised expression: "This thing is indeed magical. Are there really ghosts?"

Tom Williams stared at Locke and smiled coldly, "Rookie, you really should go to Hollywood. Did you forget that your action cameras recorded last night? I have to say that your acting skills are better now than last night. There are many, and the ghost stories are more believable..."