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Chapter 1173 Why is it you again?

The three-story library building of El Centro Central College was surrounded by three layers of walls, and the three FBI agents who came to help were invited to a command vehicle that was used as a temporary operations center.

This vehicle is of the same model as the one used by the Most Wanted Criminals Team. Both are large command vehicles manufactured by Mattmann using the Freightliner MT-55 truck chassis. Judging from the paint job, it should belong to the DPD.

The DPD SWAT team was already in place and was using a loud speaker to speak to the second floor of the library, while the gunman, who was trapped in the corner of the corridor, responded with a weird singing.

Two hours have passed since the incident. If we use a game to describe the current situation, the winner has been decided and the game has entered garbage time.

"Thank you for the FBI's assistance." The chubby police chief took the initiative to extend his hand to the three people, but after seeing Jack's appearance clearly, his expression suddenly became interesting.

"Ah! Why are you here again? No, I mean long time no see, Agent Tawole!"

"Hello, Chief David Brown, long time no see." Jack shook hands with the middle-aged white chief with a huge beer belly.

"I never thought that we would meet again at such an awkward time. I hope the city of Dallas has not left a bad impression on you." The DPD chief forced an ugly smile on his fat face.

Jack was quite surprised that the director recognized him. They had only met once, when he first came to Dallas and unfortunately encountered a terrorist attack in a local supermarket (Chapter 486).

At that time, Policeman Walker was accidentally injured during a border patrol. Jack went to visit him instead of Hannah. As a result, he was almost sent to the sky by four human bombs while buying an electric toothbrush in the supermarket.

It was this attack that led to Jack's second trip to Mexico, and "Thanos" Matt also died in the subsequent operation.

During the suicide bomb attack, Jack rescued a baby and sent himself to the hospital. During that time, many people came to visit him, including the director of DPD in front of him.

"It should be just an accident like before. My colleagues and I were entrusted by Attorney General Jackson to conduct some investigations." Jack seemed to have just explained casually, but it made Director David Brown's ugly face ease a lot.

This is not about someone's big mouth selling out Attorney General Jackson, but he must clarify that the FBI has nothing to do with the current attack.

Given that it is not the first time that federal agents have gone to local areas to cause trouble without informing the local police, and that there was an FBI agent present both times, Director David Brown couldn't help but have some doubts in his heart.

But Jack wasn't going to play the game of "the innocent will be cleared of all charges". His relationship with the prosecutor wasn't close enough for him to take the blame, even if it was only temporarily.

"Has the identity of the gunman been found out?" Now that he had started a conversation with the director, he asked one more question.

There will definitely be nothing for the FBI to do next. It can be basically confirmed that there is only one gunman, and his intention is clearly to target the DPD.

Even the police station in a small place would not be able to swallow this humiliation and would have to fight to the death, let alone the police station in a big city like DPD. Moreover, this is Texas, where martial ethics is quite abundant.

"He called himself Micah Johnson. His specific information is still under investigation. He once served in the Army Reserve and was later deployed to Afghanistan."

Although Director David Brown was in charge of the scene in person, he was actually just a figurehead. The specific command work was definitely handed over to his subordinates. Therefore, he could not be said to be very busy at the moment. He even took the initiative to explain the situation to the three FBI agents.

"He refused to surrender and claimed to only speak to black police officers. It was almost impossible to communicate. You heard it, the guy's singing was really bad."

As he spoke, he pointed to the live footage being played on the screen.

Jiejie knew very well what happened to Jack in Dallas. After all, the two of them played a game of nurse and patient in the ward afterwards. After explaining it in a low voice to Aubrey, she asked the question that everyone was most concerned about.

"We noticed that a bomb disposal team had entered the scene. Did the gunman prepare explosives?"

Chief David Brown nodded, "We found a suspicious package in the underground parking lot, and Micah Johnson also claimed to have placed time bombs in the parking lot and other areas in the city center, but we think it's just bluffing."

Although he said so, the FBI also understood why the DPD only surrounded the area but did not attack.

Judging from the current situation, Micah Johnson is obviously a suicide bomber who regards himself as a martyr and seems to have only one goal, which is to kill more police officers.

The DPD obviously had no intention of capturing him alive, but on the one hand, they were afraid that the Democratic Party media would take advantage of the issue to continue to incite opposition among black people, and on the other hand, they were worried that this guy really was carrying a bomb.

Micah Johnson was now trapped at the corner of the corridor, blocked at both ends by SWAT members and with snipers aiming at him outside the window. He had no way out and no way out.

But this position is also somewhat awkward for DPD. Snipers in the distance do not have a clear view, and SWAT team members outside the corridor do not dare to enter casually.

What if that guy really carried explosives, even if it was just a grenade, the lethality in a small space like a corridor would be astonishing.

There are already enough police officers who have been dragged down by Micah Johnson, and the DPD does not want to lose more pensions, so it can only remain in a stalemate and wait for the other party to slowly "bleed".

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"I heard that Agent Tavola shot him once. Where did he hit the head?" Time passed by bit by bit. Director David Brown looked at his watch anxiously. It was almost 12 o'clock in the morning.

Jack waved his hand to indicate that he did not want to take the credit, "I shot him in the back, but the bullet should have been blocked by the bulletproof plate. The injuries suffered by Micah Johnson were most likely caused by other police officers.

But judging from the blood dripping at the scene, his injuries should not be serious."

In fact, this can be judged from the guy's singing, which is still full of energy at this moment, and he is very lively.

Unlike the ambush and shootout in Charlotte, Jack and his companions really didn't help much this time.

At first, the situation at the scene was unclear, even the number of attackers was unknown, and the continuous arrival of supporting police caused chaos. Jack was only accompanied by Aubrey and Jie Jie, so he acted conservatively.

By the time they reached the intersection, Micah Johnson was already fighting and retreating.

If it weren't for the two campus police officers at the college entrance who fought desperately to defend the main gate, he would have given up the intention of breaking into the college from there to continue the massacre. And if the deceased police officer hadn't tried to outflank the crowd but failed, it would still be considered a heroic act.

I'm afraid that by the time Jack arrives, he may not even be able to see the other person running away.