Super Detective in the Fictional World

The re-establishment of communities cannot be delayed any longer, after all it started snowing last night in New York.

If we don't solve those holes, these families are just a little better off than homeless people.

Fogey phoned and talked to him through the strategy of prioritizing the fixing of holes.

Interior decorations and such can be temporarily delayed by a few days.

The residents have no complaints about this renovation, which they do not have to pay for.

While the good man who fell from the sky was grateful to the residents of a place like Clinton District, it was inevitable that the good man's donation was "meat-packed dog.”

However, during their screening of the applicants, Foggy also shared matters related to this donation.

All applicants are aware that this time donors have not asked for anything, and have not even given their names, but have only been able to admire them by earmarking donations through charitable funds.

Unlike those who donate a little money to make a big banner, they can't wait to be known all over the world. Unlike those who dedicated themselves to the show, the donors don't even ask for names this time. They don't even care that they are grateful.

Of course, they were wrong about that.

Luke smiled and went upstairs and looked at these people and was happy.

He's not a saint, it's better to see people in distress keep hope for the future than to see a bunch of bitter melons.

His time in the Clinton area was short, so it would be nice to make the neighborhood a little better for a while.

Unlike a man who is wholeheartedly charitable, he does so for more than his own ends.

Expect Clinton Road to be ruined or closed at night, but traffickers, thieves, robbers, and other types of people wandering around, no one will feel too good.

Fuji and Matt's firm has a slight reputation in this circle.

They've done a lot of spontaneous legal aid before, and a lot of bad little biker gangsters have benefited from it.

Even if I don't remember, many people have voluntarily moved away from this circle to get these two lawyers for the next time something happens.

There is no standard range, but within a two- or three-hundred-metre radius of the firm, there are quite few petty theft fights and fights.

There's no way to sell weeds or anything. It's a livelihood. Nobody can make it.

Combined with Luke's community reconstruction plan, there's practically no little gangsters here.

Of course, Luke and Matt did more.

Some overly brutal groups, such as the Irish, the Russians, and Kim Jong's forces, were repeated by two men.

Clinton's gangs have been a little caught in the tail lately, and the number of crimes on the streets has dropped dramatically.

Criminals are seriously injured, disabled, dead, sheltered, and the number of crimes cannot be reduced.

Having said that, when I went upstairs and saw the cameraman with the camera and the beautiful hostess with the microphone, Luke muttered a little: there have been no more vicious cases in this area lately, and there are still TV stations?

He had just seen a TV interview car downstairs, so he came up to see if it was anything bad.

It's not like he thinks too much.

Clinton District dies a few people a month, not even worth the news.

It really takes a month to stay alive, so... hmm? Looks like it's ready for the news.

Dead people, mainly ordinary people, don't count as gang members.

Most of those cases of private fire are gangs washing their own land without making the case known to the public or even non-existent.

Thinking about the recent past, Luke felt he had guessed that he had not heard of the violent deaths of ordinary people.

But he heard the hostess in his ear and knew he was wrong.

“… Recently there has been new weather in Hell's Kitchen. After the last extremely serious serial bombing, for the first time a large amount of social charitable donations was invested in the area, and the most urgent improvements to the living environment of the affected population were first repaired…" The voices of the beautiful hosting population echoed in the corridor, and many people around were watching the crowd.

Her speech is not particularly fast, but her vocabulary is clear, her expression is accurate, her emotions are also standard and she has considerable positive energy.

If it weren't for the Hell's Kitchen phrase, I'm afraid everyone would take her message for real.

Luke also scratched his head a little.

This young blonde hostess happens to be not far from the office door, and he's going to be walking through the camera.

Though a lot of people in the United States are particularly in love with television, and even when they see the camera, it's weird, but he's not used to it.

If he can, he wants to stay off TV forever.

The hostess is not like many hostess, holding a microphone becomes nagging, saying a lot of irrelevant words to rub the lens.

Less than two minutes later, she made the news message very clear.

Luke also fully understands why this interview happened.

She was introduced to the new weather in the Clinton District and also in New York's famous Hell's Kitchen.

Or attracted by that big community reconstruction plan + volunteer training.

It's not unusual to switch to the rest of New York.

Even in the similarly poor Harlem area, or in the mixed Brooklyn area of fish dragons, it happens sometimes.

But in the Clinton area, which is called the Hell's Kitchen, some people actually donate a lot of money to this "grand” community project, and most New Yorkers have only one idea - get their heads stuck in the door!

It's not that you don't have compassion, it's really a place where you get the title Hell's Kitchen, and there's really not a lot of good people out there.

Good people with the ability to make a lot of money, that's definitely going to be on the local news in New York.

Now, it's really on the news.

Looking back, Luke remembered that there was a very eye-catching sign on the news car downstairs.

Not a TV station, but a "Trish” logo.

That name, he's not very familiar.

He's been really busy lately, and although he hasn't given up his old habit of watching local news in Los Angeles, there are really a lot of local news shows in New York.

The number of TV shows in places like the World Financial Center, the largest city in the United States, is not comparable to some rural TV station with two or three kittens.

Most of the hosts on the news he watched were forty years old, and most of them would not go to Fancy News, but rather a relatively professional story, more suited to his needs.

This beautiful hostess, he's never seen it on the news.

The hostess handled the opening interview and then went into the office for a typical surprise interview.

Of course, a little shithole like Nelson-Murdoch's, don't tell Matt what happened to her, even Fudge should know.

Luke walked into the office with a smile.

Not only are there not many people in the firm now, but they are rapidly decreasing.

After the camera entered the room, several people buried their heads, put their hats on and pulled their legs out.