North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

Tedis objected: "No, I have always paid attention to my ethnic group. I know my ethnic group very well. I have not separated from my ethnic group..."

Locke felt that he should have found the reason, and decided to brainwash him. He continued: "I have always had a question. We all know that racial discrimination is wrong, and it is politically correct to oppose racial discrimination. But it seems that no one has ever thought about it. Others’ racial discrimination is actually unfair. You stifle other people’s freedom to express their ideas, and you don’t allow others to dislike something. Is this correct?”

"Let me give you an example. Some people don't like vegetarian food. Then, everyone says this is wrong. This is discrimination against vegetarian food. This is disgusting. We must oppose the behavior of not liking vegetarian food and condemn this kind of discrimination. , isn’t this more intuitive?”

"..."

Tedis was stunned for a moment, staring at Locke blankly, obviously not thinking about what Locke said.

In the United States, opposition to discrimination is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This is politically correct.

However, there seems to be no problem with the logic of what Locke said, but it is so shocking that it simply subverts his three views.

Locke asked, "Do you think I'm racist?"

Tedis shook his head, and Locke told him about the last time a black female firefighter complained about racial discrimination against him.

Tedis said in disbelief: "This is crazy, how could this happen?"

Locke spread his hands and looked helpless. Not to mention, MacArthur Park was quiet at night, and it was pitch black inside. It looked a bit eerie. Fortunately, the peripheral lights were brighter.

He said sternly: "I think people of different skin colors are equal, but you have always put yourselves in a weak position, using the historical tragedy of the past to hope for special care or privileges."

Locke shrugged, looked directly at Tedis, and asked: "Don't you think this behavior itself is a kind of discrimination against your own group, using racial discrimination to obtain privileges, such as university quotas and university professors? I gave you a low score and was accused of racial discrimination..."

He took a long breath and said, "These actions are unfair to other ethnic groups. When you appeal for your rights, you are trampling on fairness. Tedis, it is obvious that you do not know enough about your ethnic group. I I suggest you have a good chat with Mark, everything happens for a reason..."

Tedis looked a little heavy and his mind was a little confused. He thought seriously for a while and nodded solemnly, "I will. Thank you, Locke, for being willing to tell me this. I am very inspired by your words!"

Locke shrugged, "I'm a person of color too!"

Tedis looked speechless, "Although I am happy that you admit that you are a person of color, I have to remind you, Locke, you are very white!"

Locke looked embarrassed and was about to defend himself when he suddenly heard a woman's call coming from the park.

"help..."

"Help……"

"stop..."

"stop……"

"Please, please let me go..."

"..."

Locke and Tedis' expressions changed suddenly, they stopped talking, and rushed into the park immediately.

Locke immediately pulled out his G19 from his back. In fact, the gun was placed in a storage box, and there was only an empty holster on his waist. He reached behind his waist and the G19 appeared in his hand. .

He knew that Tedis didn't have a gun, so he handed his mobile phone over and said to him: "Use my mobile phone to call the police, use your mobile phone to record the video..."

"Uh, I understand..."

Tedis reacted instantly and dialed 911 on Locke's cell phone while turning on the video function of his cell phone.

Following the call, Locke quickly found the crime scene and saw a black man lying on the ground committing a crime.

Damn, it’s late!

Locke yelled: "lapd, get up, raise your hands..."

When the woman heard that the police were coming, she struggled even harder, "Help..., help..."

But the black criminal acted as if he hadn't heard Locke's warning, and continued to fuck like a gorilla in heat.

"boom!!!"

Locke immediately fired his gun into the sky and shouted again: "Please stop your criminal behavior immediately, or I will shoot!"

The black criminal was frightened and had to stop. He climbed up from the woman reluctantly and cursed: "Fuck, I'm not done yet!"

Together, the woman on the ground instantly retreated and curled up into a ball, crying miserably.

This is a very petite young white woman with blond hair and skin as white as snow, which unfortunately has just been stained.

The black criminal looks to be a full 1.9 meters tall. He is dressed like a tramp and exudes a stench. He is very strong and looks young.

The black criminal raised his hands with an indifferent expression, leaving the crude gadgets exposed, as if he was provoking Locke and the two.

Locke's eyes were cold, the Glock G19 in his hand pointed at the criminal, and said in a deep voice: "Lie on the ground now, I want to search you..."

The black criminal's face changed and he cursed: "Fuck, how can I lie down like this? I want to file a complaint against you..."

Locke ignored it and said again: "Please lie down on the ground and don't make any other movements. I want to search you..."

Criminal Black heard the threat in Locke's words, knelt on the ground in a familiar manner, and then slowly lay down, his butt had to be raised up.

Locke hurriedly shouted to Tedis, who was livid next to him: "Tedis, go over and search..."

He also moved towards the female victim, but the gun was always pointed at the criminal lying on the ground. "Madam, are you injured? Do you need to call an ambulance for you?"

The white woman cried: "Yes, please call an ambulance, I'm in pain down there..."

Tedis hurriedly told the police phone that had not been hung up to call an ambulance, and then returned the phone to Locke. While recording the video, the other one searched the black criminal on the ground. He shook his head at Locke and said, "No weapons!"

Locke breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Keep him locked up until support arrives..."

Tedis picked up the criminal's hands behind his back, then knelt on them and pressed them down, cursing: "You beast, you are simply a scumbag. Have you not evolved yet?"

The black criminal immediately shouted: "Fuck, I will sue you for racial discrimination..."

Tedis was really angry this time, he pressed harder on his feet, and cursed angrily: "You idiot, didn't you realize that I have the same skin color as me?"

The black criminal shouted: "Fuck, you hurt me. If my brother is broken, I will sue you. Help, I can't breathe..."

Tedis was so angry that he even forgot that he was recording a video and directly cursed: "Fuck, I didn't kneel on your neck, so are you using your lower body to breathe?"

Locke's scalp was numb when he heard it. Fortunately, these words were said by Tedis, who is also a black man. If he had said it, he would have been suspended for investigation.

At this time, the sound of the police car was finally heard, and soon patrol officers with flashlights came over.

Locke shouted immediately: "Don't shoot, the criminal has been controlled, my police number is 9988..."

"Lock?"

"Yes, Tedis is here too..."

The Wilshire Police Station is the closest here, so the police officers who came over were all from Wilshire. Locke and Teddis quickly handed over the scene to their supporting colleagues.

After a while, the victimized white woman was also taken away by the ambulance, and the black criminal was handcuffed. His thing had turned into a slug, and no one was willing to help him stuff it in.

Locke and Tedis told their colleagues what happened before leaving.

Tedis left his mobile phone as evidence, and the two of them will have to take another confession tomorrow morning.

Tedis looked frustrated, staring at the criminals who were being escorted into the patrol car, and said frustratedly: "Locke, you are right, it seems that I really don't understand my ethnicity..."