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Of course, there was no need for so many people to go. Jack wrote down the other party's number and still teamed up with Clay to go together. The others also had their own arrangements.

Alice stayed behind to continue digging up Grayson Faber's background information, while Jubal and others went to the police station to follow up on the latest investigation progress of the murder of Barbara Walker from the UK two weeks ago.

Clay was still driving, and Jack was sitting in the passenger seat giving directions. Seoul is a city built on the mountains. Although it is not as steep as the mountain city of Chongqing, the various slopes are also extremely annoying.

Although Jack was also a newcomer, he could at least recognize the road signs. However, after making many turns, he was stuck in traffic just before reaching his destination.

"It looks like there's an accident up ahead." Seeing that the intersection near the agreed location was completely blocked, Clay simply pulled over and got out of the car and walked with Jack.

Both of them were tall and could see what was happening inside from far away while standing outside the crowd. The accident happened at a convenience store located on the corner of the street. At the door, a young man in a hospital gown was waving a sharp knife and confronting several people.

Jack and Clay were in a good position. The intersection they were at was right in front of the convenience store across the street, so they could see everything.

There was blood on the knife, and the young man's hospital gown was also stained with blood, but the blood did not seem to be his. There was an ambulance parked next to the convenience store, and two emergency medical workers were helping an old man bandage his wounds.

"What on earth happened?" Clay knew nothing about Korean, and when Jack smiled and asked the onlookers about the situation, he could only stand aside and stare.

"Consommita." Jack thanked the talkative aunt very politely, turned around and told Clay the gossip he had just heard.

The injured uncle was the owner of a convenience store. A mentally ill young man with a knife suddenly appeared from nowhere, stabbed the owner, and then blocked the door of the convenience store.

There was also a mother and daughter in the convenience store. They were the owner's wife and his college-age daughter. Although they were not injured for the time being, they were obviously very frightened. At this moment, they were trapped in the store and kept screaming.

The three plainclothes detectives who had just arrived were confronting the mentally ill man at the convenience store entrance. Now the roads in all four directions at the intersection were blocked by police cars.

In addition to the three criminal police officers, there were other police officers wearing black vests with white stripes who were trying to maintain order at the scene. Watching the excitement is a common practice all over the world. The onlookers kept pushing forward as if they were not afraid of life or death, making the police officers very embarrassed.

"Is this how they, uh... deal with a lunatic?" Clay found it a little unbelievable, because the three plainclothes detectives who were confronting the mentally ill man were all unarmed, and they were too timid to step forward. They could only shout loudly from a distance.

"Hmm" Jack's expression was a little hard to describe.

Today's South Korean police feel frustrated and helpless. Just to name a few examples, there was once a crazed mentally ill person with a knife who tried to attack a police officer. He was knocked down and handcuffed by electric shock. He died five months later, and the police station paid 5 million won (about 3.2 U.S. dollars) in compensation.

There were also warning shots fired at the fleeing suspect, and the suspect holding a sharp knife fell down, causing the knife to stab his thigh. The police station paid another 7800 million won (5.6 US dollars) in compensation.

Of course, in addition to South Korea’s unique prosecutorial system, the dark history of the South Korean police itself also contributed to this result. From Lee Xwan, Park Xxi to Jeon Young-joong, the most powerful iron fist of these three poisonous vegetables is the South Korean military and police.

Therefore, after the so-called democraticization, the Korean police were deprived of many powers and their status continued to decline.

If in a certain Eastern country next door, the so-called police must shoot the legs first before shooting is just a joke, then in South Korea this rule is clearly written in the rules and regulations.

Today, even the problem of assaulting police officers has become a major cancer in South Korea, with nearly 20,000 cases a year. This number is only the ones officially submitted. There are many more cases of assaulting police officers that are concealed due to the concerns of the parties involved.

A large proportion of these concealed attacks on police officers involved female police officers. Although boxing is extreme and common in the world, female police officers still face great discrimination. In order to avoid further discrimination within the police force, many female police officers choose to conceal the experience of being attacked.

Of course, even among reported police assaults, most are not dealt with at all, and the police officers who are attacked may even be complained about by the suspects in turn.

Due to pressure from public opinion, the most common practice among the top police officers is to abandon the lower-level police officers who "cause accidents". This has led to the suicide rate of police officers ranking first among the Korean civil service and is far ahead of others.

Although the scene in front of Jack and Clay seemed so funny, it was the most realistic situation. After all, the words "coward" and "waste" are usually linked together.

The result of being abandoned and even despised by the whole society is the collective inaction of the Korean police. The current situation is still good. At least these three plainclothes detectives dared to confront the suspect and prevent him from harming the mother and daughter in the convenience store, although the effect was quite limited.

There have been more extreme cases where after the victim called the police, two male and female police officers arrived at the scene and did nothing. In the end, the victim subdued the suspect himself.

Clay was speechless, and he rolled up his sleeves, ready to step forward to do the right thing. Jack had no choice but to follow him, and whispered to him from behind not to expose his gun.

Korean society is extremely sensitive to police shootings. Although they are from the FBI in the United States, the current situation is not within their authority. Any random use of guns is likely to be hyped up by the media as a public opinion storm.

As a typical diode society, which licks the powerful on the one hand and vigorously advocates equality and national self-confidence on the other, it would be easy for things to get out of control if someone ran to the Blue House and cut off their fingers.

Although the South Korean authorities have always been unable to deal with the big-name soldiers from the "bodyguard country" who have committed crimes, not to mention the FBI, it is very likely that the members of the team will be recalled to the country to calm public opinion.

If the first case fails because of this kind of thing, the Bombardier business jet that is about to be modified at the Canadian aircraft factory will cry.

"Who are you?" A horse-faced man who had just arrived at the scene and was yelling blocked the two men's way.

"FBI, Agent Jack Tawalla, this is my colleague, Agent Clay Spencer." Jack handed his ID to the horse-faced man who seemed to be in charge, because the detectives who had just confronted the mentally ill patient called him squad leader.

The squad leader is almost at the same level as the black-faced Superintendent Gray when Jack first joined the LAPD. Judging from the situation at the scene, he should be the person whose words have the most influence here.

"Eh?" The horse-faced squad leader, who was dressed like a middle-aged uncle, slapped his forehead in shock and couldn't speak clearly. He was wearing a blue striped polo shirt on his upper body, beige trousers with a thin leather belt on his lower body, and the polo shirt was tucked tightly into his trousers. The only thing missing was a keychain hanging around his waist.

"Is that the FBI in the United States? The FBI of Fbi Waring?"

"You speak standard Korean."

"Hey, do you FBI recruit people based on idol standards?"

When the plainclothes detectives who were confronting the mentally ill patient heard Jack and Clay, who were wearing black suits and white shirts, introduce themselves, they immediately forgot what they were doing and came over to start talking to them.