In the afternoon, the hazy weather made people drowsy.
It was supposed to be a good day for a nap, but a sudden case made many people unexpectedly busy.
[Who poked the hornet's nest, ackham?] This was the headline printed on the front page of the evening news of Gotham.
However, that was a story for another ti. For now, it was better to talk about the busy people and the police officers of the Gotham Police station.
No one would have thought that the fire axe thug from last night had done sothing big in Arkham Asylum in less than 24 hours.
This kind of lawless behavior had naturally alerted the director of the Gotham Police station, Jas Gordon.
When the news of the ntal hospital's "collective jailbreak" reached Gordon, he had just co out of a police officer's house. And that police officer ... Was one of the victims of the fire axe thugs last night.
Gordon had always left the terrible and difficult task of 'informing the family of the deceased' to himself because he felt that he was responsible for the life of every subordinate as the director.
After being bombarded with tears and sorrow by the family mbers of the police officers who had died in the line of duty, Gordon, who had returned to the police car ... Must be in a bad mood. At this ti, he heard the news that the murderer from last night had committed another cri through the police's channel.
One could imagine the director's next reaction ...
He imdiately issued an order to surround them through the walkie-talkie in the car and added a statent at the end of the order,"any asures can be taken if necessary."
His subordinates all understood this, which ant ... They didn't have to catch him alive.
Within ten minutes of the order, more than half of the city's police force rushed to the suburbs where the ntal hospital was located.
Obviously, it was not only the chief, but many other police officers had also elevated the arrest of brother sleep to the level of personal grudges. After all, he was a "criminal who killed a police officer", so it was only right for him to receive such "special treatnt."
Moreover, it had been a long ti since there was such a serious cri in Gotham City. The attack on the police station last night and the jailbreak today ... According to this pace, they were going to attack the City Hall tomorrow, right? How could he endure this?
Also, although the prisoners he had released were not as evil as him, they were all ntally ill, and many of them had violent tendencies. These people ... Even if only one of them ran back to the city, there was no telling how big of a ss they would cause.
In summary, the police's response was not excessive.
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It was four in the afternoon, more than an hour after Feng bujue released all the fugitives from the ntal hospital.
The police had already ford an encirclent within a few kiloters of ackham.
There weren't many roads in the suburbs, so it wasn't difficult to block every one of them. The police did, but at least until fouro' clock, there was still no news of the fire axe thug from any of the sentries. However, many of the other prisoners who had escaped from the asylum had been arrested.
At the sa ti, in the front hall of Arkham's main building.
"Is this the final list of people?" Gordon looked down at a handwritten, illegible piece of paper and said to one of his officers.
"Yes, sir. I've already verified it twice." The police officer replied quickly,"there are six managent and civilian staff, a total of 29 guards on duty, four resident doctors, one consultant, and ... Seven service staff, including chefs and cleaners ... A total of 47 people. Among them, other than so of the guards who suffered light injuries to varying degrees, the rest are safe and sound. "
"Alright," he said. Gordon ran through the information in his mind and made a hand gesture.
The police officer nodded after seeing the hand gesture and went to the side to do his work.
Gordon turned his head and looked at the person who had been talking to him before the report.
"I'm sorry, where were we?" Gordon asked.
"We were talking about him releasing the other prisoners." Quinn replied.
"Oh ... Right." Gordon replied,"you're saying ... Jack and his accomplices had already escaped to the courtyard and were ready to drive away, but because of the Guard's words, they turned back?"
"Yes, I was standing by the window on the second floor. I saw the whole thing through the glass." Quinn said.
"Hmm ..." Gordon frowned and fell into deep thought.
"It's strange, isn't it?" Quinn saw through her thoughts and said,"I think so too ..." She paused."From his reaction at the ti, he did it on the spot because he was worried about the police's encirclent, but his actions later ... It was as if he had planned everything long ago and carried it out in the most efficient way."
"Yes ..." Gordon said thoughtfully."If he just wanted to cause trouble for the police, he only needed to open the doors of all the cells and entrances in the main control room ... And he could run away. As for what would happen next ... He didn't have to care at all.
"But the actual situation is ... He chose to broadcast to you that he was going to release the prisoner. He used this as a threat and commanded you in the main control room to gather all the staff to the underground shelter and help you seal the entrance ... Only then did he release the prisoner.
"Not only that, he even sealed the main control room's door before he left, as if ..."
"There's no need to say 'as if'..." The next second, a hoarse voice that sounded like throat cancer interrupted gaden's words and joined in the conversation between him and Quinn."The conclusion is obvious. He did this for two reasons. Second, protect sothing in the main control room. "
As soon as he finished speaking, gaden and Quinn looked at him in surprise.
It was not just the two of them. Everyone in the hall had only just noticed this person's existence. It was as if this person had suddenly appeared out of thin air the mont before he spoke ...
In a place like Gotham, the only person who could do this and often did it was no doubt ... Batman.
"No matter how many tis I've seen you, I'm still not used to your appearance." Gordon looked at Batman and then retorted with a tone of greeting an old friend.
"Then ..." Quinn's attitude towards Batman was not very friendly, but she still maintained basic courtesy."The world's greatest detective, I'm sure you already know why Jack did this?"
"I'm protecting you so that the prisoners can leave the asylum imdiately after they're released from the cell. " "Because he needs these prisoners to run out and help him distract the police," Batman answered without thinking."If the prisoners stay in the ntal hospital and spend their ti on 'violence against the staff', the effect of his plan will be greatly reduced.
"As for his motive for locking down the main control room, at this stage, I can deduce two possibilities ...
"First, it's to prevent the prisoners from using the control equipnt inside. If the prisoners enter the main control room, they can directly open the door to the shelter you're in. In that case, Jack's protection of you will be aningless.
"Secondly, if he wanted to keep the surveillance footage, he would have to combine it with the first option ... If he just wanted to prevent the prisoners from using the switch to open the door, he could have just destroyed the equipnt here. There was no need to seal the entrance. But he didn't do that. The reason was ... He must have had another purpose, and this purpose needed the equipnt in the main control room to be functioning properly and not damaged.
"If you think about it this way ... He's most likely going to protect the hard drive that stores the video files."
Batman finished his speech in an orderly manner, which stunned Gordon, a professional policeman, and Quinn, a psychology expert.
After a long ti, Gordon finally ca back to his senses and said,""Uh ... Then why did he keep the surveillance videos? According to normal logic, not only should he not have kept those videos, but he should have destroyed the things that recorded his appearance and actions, right?"
What he said made sense, but it did not overthrow Batman's reasoning. It only pointed out one of the doubts.
"After we see those videos ..." Batman thought for two seconds and said,"we will naturally know what he is up to."
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