Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke didn't think of it, he didn't take the faces of these big characters seriously, and many times their actions were just occasional needs, time needed, not their real feelings at all.

But the next interrogation was interesting, with both sides present.

The FBI on the one hand and the LAPD on the other.

More interestingly, while the FBI's questions seemed to try to prove that he didn't do so much, the LAPD's questions repeatedly highlighted his contribution.

For example, the FBI asked, "Why didn't you escort the hostages until they left safely? Instead of letting them wander around until our people get up there and save them? ”

LAPD people immediately asked, "What compelled you to leave the hostages that had been escorted to the roof and move down to clear the bandits to make sure they were safe? ”

For most of the time, Luke was there laughing and watching the parties call it interrogation, but actually quarreling.

Asked him on both sides, he cooperated fully with the LAPD.

Last night, the FBI had nothing to do with it, and almost shot his own man.

Besides, Luke wants to come now, and the FBI might be doing the bandits a favor.

He just gave a true account of last night's operation and tried to highlight John McLane's credit.

For example, the last 20 bandits, he said he and Detective John had joined forces to solve the problem, which was more reasonable.

The reason for doing this is that Detective John did something big last night. He just smashed a pair of clothes on the second floor and conservatively cost millions of dollars to fix it.

If you don't say something big about his credit, this guy's definitely gonna be in big trouble.

He's NYPD, after all, and he has no law enforcement authority to come to LA.

Luke wasn't sure if the rich company would appreciate his help. If he was embarrassed, let Detective John pay for it, then he didn't die unjustly?

John couldn't afford it, but his wife was very profitable. The more credit the detective had, the more justified his actions.

But it still has nothing to do with the FBI.

Detective John is with the NYPD, not the FBI.

At the end of the day, Luke got a little impatient in the face of the FBI chatter.

And the FBI guy was asking, "How did you kill those bandits? Can you say that again? ”

Luke knocked the table down gently with his hands: "I've said it twice, please don't question my abilities. ”

The FBI guy didn't care all over his face: “We're just confirming it further...”

Luke waved: "If you have patience, go through your FBI files yourself, I worked with your FBI team in September this year in Shakford, Texas, and I killed 13 Mexican gang gunmen that night, as confirmed by the FBI. Also, just last month, in a shootout on the highway near Queens and Nassau Counties, I killed 19 people and wounded 12 gunmen. It's in the NYPD files, and you can find it. Now, what do you suspect? ”

The FBI man was stunned.

If Luke did do these two things, it's no exaggeration to settle the robbers of the Zhongfu Building that night, after all, there was Detective John sharing the fire.

According to Luke, Detective John killed at least a dozen people, and Luke himself killed more than thirty, which doesn't seem much different from the shootout in New York.

With the first two examples, the FBI would like to provoke the question that Luke couldn't possibly have.

Two examples given by Luke, one by the FBI itself and the other by a third party, the NYPD, cannot be overridden.

The FBI got fucked like this by Luke and finally got honest.

Especially after one of the guys went out and came back and said a few words to their boss, the FBI was obviously flattered.

This time they finally stopped lazy and pulled out Luke's file inside the FBI, much more comprehensively than the few police stations he served at.

This young detective, who is only eighteen years old, has been a police officer for only six months, has solved many major cases, and is still one of the most dangerous.

In about six months, the man shot and wounded nearly a hundred bandits.

And almost all of these bandits existed as gangs, heavily armed, and were cleaned up by Luke alone when he was working as a group.

Not to mention the fact that one of the agents in the FBI can't fight, but it's hard to give them a ten-man team.

They have real talent and low positions, and are not afraid of them at all.

The FBI can only extinguish the thought of Luke as a persimmon and turn to LAPD upper level communication, at least to split a cup from last night's case.

Otherwise, the commissioners present at the time took over the scene and ordered the power to be cut off. They were still on the helicopter, and Detective Luke and Detective John killed almost all the bandits.

The FBI has done nothing but fly a few hostages down, which is too much to beat in the face.

Luke walked away from the FBI and regained his freedom.

If the boss takes him seriously, it's no coincidence at best that he can get credit from the FBI.

For example, last night's deputy director, Dwayne, was the one who was robbed of command by the FBI. His heart was upset and his iron heart was trying to clog the FBI.

But Luke inadvertently learned that the deputy commissioner did not do the reconnaissance and let the eight Special Police Buildings, as well as the armoured car, get directly into the aftermath, and he felt the chill.

He was lucky at the time: Luckily this was not his own boss, or because of his high position, he would not often command the first line of operations, otherwise how many SWATs would be killed, which is hard to say.

Finally, the FBI was gone, and Luke left Parker Center, and it was 5: 00 p.m.

I got a call from Selena in Dustin's car this morning, and she was probably told about yesterday and today, and she complained a lot about it, saying that she didn't have a phone call about anything that big.

She didn't watch TV last night, but brushed a soap opera online, so she had no idea about the Zhongfu Building shootout.

Simena's phone also came and said she was still waiting in line at the police station to take a statement, not sure when to leave.

Luke asked if he needed to put herself in line and was rejected.

There are all the employees of Zhongfu company waiting, she an intern ran into the line, it really means a little bit of comparison.

The two had to cancel their plans for tonight, and Shimena said she had a colleague to send home so he wouldn't have to wait.

In the morning Dustin was going to teach a ride on the bus, and Luke was going to Park Center in Dustin's car, and now he had to take a taxi back to the West End to pick up his car and drive home.