961: Chapter 897 Fraud 961: Chapter 897 Fraud At 4 a.m.
in An Yue Bay Community, it was as quiet as any residential area at midnight.
Jiang Yuan got out of his car from a distance and walked into the community in the dark.
Just when he caught his breath, he heard a low voice from the shadows beside him: “The target is 100 ters east, building 17.
You’ll see three tall buildings side by side; it’s the one in the middle.
Stay two ters away from the street lights while walking, don’t turn on any lights or use your phone, you can speak softly, no coughing allowed.
If you need to use the bathroom or make a phone call, walk 100 ters south and talk inside the property managent booth or security room…”
“Wei?” Jiang Yuan recognized the voice imdiately.
“Ah, is that Jiang Yuan?
Haha, wait a second, I’ll take you there.
It’s so dark, several people have already tripped over.” Wei Zhenguo told his partner and then ca out of the small grove.
Wei Zhenguo from team six was an old comrade.
When Jiang Yuan was starting out, Wei Zhenguo took care of him even more than Wu Jun did.
However, as Jiang Yuan’s Cold Case Squad was established, Wei participated less.
Furthermore, Jiang Yuan’s business trips beca more frequent and longer, focusing mostly on unresolved murder cases, none of which were Wei Zhenguo’s forte.
He ca to work as a detective, not to sell himself to the squad.
And being older, he needed to maintain a personal life too.
This ti, Wei Zhenguo was also here as reinforcent.
Huang Qiangmin was not familiar with the i Yang City Bureau either; he was purely here because Song Tiancheng specifically requested Jiang Yuan.
Thus, in the final stages of the operation, Huang Qiangmin also sent a large number of people here, both to protect Jiang Yuan and to safeguard the fruits of victory.
With a slap, Wei Zhenguo killed a mosquito and then smiled at Jiang Yuan, saying, “I just said I haven’t been involved in big cases for a while.
The mont I step out, it’s this kind of life-threatening case.”
“Brother Wei, Captain Jiang only deals with life-threatening big cases now.” Mu Zhiyang chuckled from the side and winking, he said, “You’re missing at least two second-class rits.
Really.”
“I might consider it if it were a first-class rit, but second-class rits are just a waste on .
My daughter has already started working,” Wei Zhenguo glanced at fully ard Mu Zhiyang, who had even inserted ceramic plates in front of his chest, and couldn’t help but laugh, “It seems like you are prepared to earn yourself a second-class rit.”
Mu Zhiyang grimaced, “With the way it looks at the scene, it should be a first-class rit straight away.”
Wei Zhenguo laughed: “You do have so self-awareness.
Then why are you dressed like this?
Wear less, so you can run faster.”
“Being in the front makes no difference; if I’m in the back, I might at least block so shrapnel,” Mu Zhiyang paused, sharing his experience, “In these situations, being agile and quick doesn’t help.
If you’re at the back, you can’t control what happens in front, and the sa goes for being in the front, it’s usually sudden incidents that are deadly.”
“Being shot does make a difference,” Wei Zhenguo complinted Mu Zhiyang, then pointed towards the front, saying, “Building 17 is right ahead.”
At the front, detectives from i Yang City Criminal Investigation Detachnt also ca over.
Wang Sheng greeted Jiang Yuan and exchanged a few quiet words, then said, “An Yue Bay Community is now considered a pri residential area.
The apartnts here are relatively small, and the distances between high buildings are also quite narrow.
If the suspect detonates another explosive device similar to the previous ones, we estimate that the blast could not only affect residents on the sa floor but potentially much larger areas.”
“Hmm… will the building collapse?” Jiang Yuan looked up at the dark building 17, in which several windows still had lights on, wondering what these people were doing awake so late.
Wang Sheng, as the head of the detachnt, could only smirk wryly at Jiang Yuan’s question, “I’m not an expert, but even experts wouldn’t guarantee that the building won’t collapse.
It mainly depends on how much explosive material there is and whether the suspect has made preparations…”
Jiang Yuan nodded and asked, “Should we evacuate?”
The situation is unclear, and guessing is aningless, but so actions are definitely useful.
For example, evacuating could alert the suspect and lead to the direct detonation of the bomb…
However, this risk is worth taking.
If successful, the biggest risk is actually resolved.
Then, with a soft strategy, the police could even recruit the suspect.
With a hard strategy, send a single officer inside to shoot directly.
Or for a high-tech option, you could release poison smoke inside, and if necessary, use sonic weapons as well.
Wang Sheng had thought about this issue for a long ti.
Now, when Jiang Yuan asked him, Wang Sheng finally made up his mind and said, “We’ll wait until 9 a.m.
This community caters to essential housing needs, and most people living here, including the elderly like grandparents, will be going out in the morning to work or school.
We’ll set up checkpoints around, temporarily take in anyone who cos out, and keep their mobile phones to prevent them from going back.”
Wang Sheng said, “Although this might take a bit longer, it should be safer than knocking on each door to evacuate.
At 4 a.m., knocking on doors to evacuate might take a long ti, and could even lead to argunts.
I think it’s better to focus on catching people.”
Evacuating involves dealing with the public, not criminals.
If they cooperate, it’s better; if not, it’s also challenging for police to operate.
In cases like this, knocking on doors risks alerting the suspect; not knocking…might also be illegal.
Jiang Yuan glanced at his watch, and there were still over four hours until 9 a.m.
“Should we evacuate at 9 a.m., keep watch, lure the suspect out, or is there another thod?” Jiang Yuan ca to the scene specifically to discuss plans and make decisions according to the situation on site.
If the occupancy rate of the scene is low or if the structure of the building differs, different decisions can be made on site.
Even though Zhang Dinghui declared not to handle it indoors, with Song Tiancheng present, if a fairly unanimous opinion forms on-site, changing the strategy isn’t out of the question.
But given the current situation, the risk of going indoors is indeed high.
If going indoors is feasible, but Zhang Dinghui disallows it, then another approach must be taken.
Squad Leader Wang Sheng hesitated at this mont and said, “According to our understanding, the suspect should be staying at ho for long periods, but goes out to buy groceries every two to three days.
By the ti, he should be coming down soon.”
“Tech surveillance?” asked Jiang Yuan.
“Yes,” replied Wang Sheng.
“So if we just wait, he might not co down to buy groceries today,” Jiang Yuan logically inferred, then asked, “At that ti, will we choose to evacuate or continue to watch?”
Wang Sheng looked at Jiang Yuan and then inadvertently looked at Song Tiancheng, the barefoot immortal next to him, and couldn’t help but sigh, “This possibility does exist…
Captain Jiang, your question is making nervous.”
Facing explosives, even as the squad leader, Wang Sheng really found it hard to decide.
“Let’s trick him into coming out,” Jiang Yuan decided, taking responsibility, but he didn’t mind.
Wang Sheng asked, “If we trick, what reason do we use?
Should the property managent make the call?”
“Property managent might not work, it could raise his alertness,” Jiang Yuan shook his head and thought for a mont, “Our deception skills aren’t great, let’s ask our cybersecurity brothers about telecom fraud routines.
We have a few hours; maybe bring a fake base station over and send him deceptive texts.”
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