North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 502 Action
Jimmy originally thought that Kaitlyn would have something to do for him, and at most it would be in New York or around, but he didn't expect to be stabbed to the West Coast.

Jimmy frowned: "Portland?"

Caitlin: "Well, there is a batch of supplies that need to be processed."

Jimmy: "Tell me the details."

Caitlin: "There is a batch of goods that need to be obtained from a ship. Of course, you only need to deal with the scene, and other people will be responsible for the transportation after the goods are transported."

Jimmy: "Where?"

Caitlin: "Near the port of Portland, I will arrange someone to pick you up in Portland, you just need to kill the smugglers on board after the ship docks."

Jimmy: "Smuggling ship? What are they sending?"

Caitlin shook her head: "You don't need to know the details. Maybe Kodyski will explain the details to you before, but under normal tasks, everyone will have their own tasks. Everyone just needs to complete their own links."

Jimmy: "What about the backup plan?"

Caitlin: "If there is an accident, our people will wait for you in Boston to execute the follow-up plan and raid their warehouse."

Jimmy blinked. "Wait, why is it going from the west coast to the east coast? How long does it take?"

Caitlin rolled her eyes and looked at Jimmy with disgust: "Who told you that you are in Portland, Oregon? Your destination is Portland, Maine."

Jimmy let out a "thumb" and felt ashamed. He only knew Portland, Oregon, which has a seaport and can conduct international trade. Just now when Caitlin talked about the ship, Jimmy subconsciously considered it. "Go on."

Caitlin: "Forget it, you can rest, I will give you the information later, you can go back and read it yourself."

Jimmy: "What time?"

Caitlin: "Three nights later, you need to contact our people in Portland before then, and they will tell you where and when the ship docks."

Jimmy pointed the middle finger of his right index finger in front of his eyebrows, "Waiting for your information. I'll go to the lounge for a while."

Jimmy turned and left Caitlin's office. When he came, he had already seen the lounge next to it. There was a pantry and magazines in it, enough for him to pass the time.

Caitlin watched Jimmy leave, the corners of her mouth drooped, her face was very ugly.Jimmy didn't know if it was because he had been out of the system for too long. He is completely an atypical agent now. It would not be so troublesome to switch to other agents. As long as they send a text message to inform them of the location and time, they will go there on their own without any explanation.

This mission is also Caitlin's test of Jimmy. The previous mission in Mexico was because of Tony's death. They didn't get any information about Jimmy's actions at all. They only knew that he was very good at fighting, but they didn't know what happened before and after the mission. Condition.

Strictly speaking, this mission is not difficult for the agents who have completed the training. It can be said that it is a very elementary mission within them, but this is Jimmy's first mission after all, and she still needs to know a lot.

After waiting for a long time, Caitlin took a document and walked to the lounge and handed it to Jimmy, "You can go back first, I will not return to New York today."

Jimmy is not well. When he came, he took a private jet. When he left, he could only take a commercial flight. The key is that his car is still in the parking lot of Teterboro Airport. New York City.He nodded with the documents, straightened his suit, and walked out of the lounge.

Jimmy left Langley and took a taxi outside to go directly to Washington DC. Although it cost more, Washington Airport has more flights, which made it easier for him to return to New York. Otherwise, he would have to find a place to stay in Virginia for one night.

I found a random shopping mall in Washington DC, and Jimmy bought a hard briefcase, the kind with a simple combination lock, and put the materials Caitlin gave into it.

Because you have to fly, it is definitely inconvenient to hold the document in your hand, not to mention that you have to be careful not to let outsiders see this document. It is most appropriate to put it in a box and lock it.Fortunately, the folder Kaitlyn used had no CIA logo or other contents on the surface, otherwise, Jimmy would have to forcibly write down the contents and destroy them.

It was late back in New York, and Jimmy got into his study when he got home. Portland, Maine, was a place he had never heard of before. He was completely unfamiliar with it. Know what to do.

The task Caitlin gave was not bad, raiding the smuggling ship, and then their people took over the supplies on the smuggling ship, and Jimmy's task was to kill the delivery people and security guards on the smuggling ship.

However, after looking at Portland's terrain and city maps, Jimmy realized that this task seemed a bit troublesome.

Portland is a seaside city. The tortuous coastline determines that the terrain of Portland is not as regular as that of ordinary inland cities. Just looking at the map, there must be a lot of piers here.

His task is to get rid of the smuggling ship. Against such an environment, this kind of ship will definitely not stop at a large port. There are small docks available on the coastline, and the city of Portland also includes some small islands. If there is no definite information, There is no way to determine the location of the smuggling boat.

It seems that everything needs to go to Portland, and the person arranged by Caitlin can be confirmed. This also means that he has no way to prepare a plan of action in advance.

But it's not without good news. Portland is not very far from Boston. The key is that they are on the same line. In theory, after he has dealt with Portland's affairs, he can just take care of Winston's affairs on his return trip. Get rid of.

Because there is still plenty of time, Jimmy didn't think about leaving directly, but rested at home for a day, went to the parking lot of Tetborough Airport to drive his car back, and took some time to drive the roads between Portland and Boston. Remember, as much as you can remember, at least it will be more convenient when the time comes.

Jimmy took out the ID that Tom had prepared for himself from the safe, looked at the pistol, and finally chose Tom's P226, because it had a suppressor and was more suitable for use.

Armed with a handful of cash, Jimmy left a message for Nia and left the apartment.

The ID that Tom gave Jimmy was genuine, and he had already confirmed it shortly after he got the warehouse information, so there was no pressure on Jimmy to use this identity at all.

But because he had to bring a pistol and a silencer this time, Jimmy decided to use the old method, buy an old car and drive to Portland.Portland is about 500 kilometers away from New York, which is a few hours' drive. For people like Jimmy, there is no pressure at all.

Before the time came, Jimmy drove around downtown Portland, found a seafood restaurant for lunch, checked into a hotel near the beach in the afternoon, and then went to the beach to kill time.

When the appointed time came the next day, Jimmy drove to a cafe outside the University of Southern Maine, ordered coffee and sat at a corner table. He opened the newspaper he bought on the way and waited for the connector to come.

After a while, a man wearing glasses and very ordinary clothes came over. His hair was mixed with gray and white. He should be quite old. He looked very gentle, like a university teacher.

He sat across from Jimmy, put his shoulder bag on the edge of the chair, looked at Jimmy and asked, "Echo."

Jimmy folded the newspaper and put it on the table, nodded: "Vespera."

Echo nodded, he picked up the bag, took a piece of letter paper and a key from it and gave it to Jimmy, "It's all here, we will wait outside, you can call the number above when you are done."

Jimmy: "What about support?"

Echo: "It's all inside."

Jimmy nodded, "Is there anything else you want to say?"

Echo shook his head, got up with his bag, "Good luck." After saying that, he left the cafe.

Jimmy glanced at the waiter, they didn't come over at all, and there was no second customer in the cafe now, he put the letter paper and the key together and put them in his pocket, picked up the coffee, got up and left the cafe.

Standing outside the cafe, Jimmy looked left and right. Although he had observed it before, he didn't find anything unusual in the cafe, and there was only one surveillance camera, and he couldn't see the corner of the wall.

When Echo came here just now, Jimmy seemed to others to be reading the newspaper all the time, but in fact he had been observing the people at the door and in the cafe.

This cafe is not normal, Echo didn't pause at all when he came, he opened the door and turned to the table in the corner, but the waiter didn't mean to say hello at all, and he didn't come to ask what he wanted to drink after he sat down.

The connection location given by Caitlin, if it is not under the internal control of the CIA, is the contact point owned by the team she can control.

Jimmy lit a cigarette at the door, only observed for a few seconds, and saw nothing unusual on the left and right, then walked to the side, got in the car and left.

Driving to a street park, Jimmy sat on a chair and turned on the information given by Echo.

Tonight at 10 p.m., at a Danford marina in East Deer.That key was the key to a safe house where all the support supplies he wanted were there.

Jimmy put the information back in his pocket and looked at his watch. There was still enough time. He drove to Donglu first. People chatted about the Donglu area.

Most of the houses here in Donglu are single-family villas. Because it is located in the suburbs, close to the coastal area, and there are good public schools and parks here, it still attracts many wealthy families to buy houses here.

At the same time, although the police force here is not as sufficient as in rich areas such as Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth, and Scarborough, it is also much better than many places. If you do business here, you must keep quiet. These wealthy middle-class people have high requirements for their own safety. Much higher than people in many urban areas.

Why did these people choose this kind of place for smuggling?Theoretically, the more abundant the police force and the better the law and order, the easier it is for such smuggling or other crimes to be exposed.

In addition to the movement of doing business, the cars before and after the operation also need to be properly handled.Accompanied by a real estate agent, Jimmy looked at two single-family villas by the sea, then left, and returned to the safe house prepared by Echo in the city.

They were well prepared, and Jimmy found all the gear in a box in the bedroom.A spotting scope, a P226 with silencer, two spare magazines, fully loaded.A soft body armor, a head-mounted monocular night vision device.

Jimmy frowned and looked at these things. How on earth did they determine their own course of action?The things he prepared were similar to the equipment he had asked for from Tony in New Mexico, but Tony had already been killed because he was ambushing himself at the exit, and no one else should know about it theoretically.

Is a pistol with a silencer necessary for secret service?
They only prepared three magazines, which meant that the number of enemies should not be large this time, and at the same time, they believed in their own skills. They didn't need more things, and they didn't even have a spare pistol.

Jimmy closed the box, checked to make sure he didn't leave any traces in the safe house, and left the safe house with the box.Jimmy doesn't plan to stay in this safe house for too long. Although no monitoring has been found for the time being, it can't be ruled out that someone from a long distance has been watching here. The longer he stays, the more likely accidents will happen.

There will always be various accidents in cooperation with the CIA. Although the task has not been completed, theoretically they should not deal with themselves now, but it is always right to be careful.

Jimmy drove away, bought a screwdriver and pliers at a hardware store and put them in the car, then found a place without surveillance, stopped to rest, and prepared for the night's activities.

After dinner, Jimmy drove to the pier and parked in a hidden corner. He removed the license plate and observed the sea from afar.

It was almost 10 o'clock on the data, and a truck drove over and stopped near the pier.Jimmy looked at his watch. The truck driver had already got out of the car and walked to the dock.

Soon, there were a few flashes on the sea, followed by two small boats approaching. Jimmy immediately buckled up his body armor, put on a hat and mask he bought temporarily, and then got out of the car and walked towards the pier.

This operation was not an FBI operation. Jimmy did not need to do too many procedural things. While the driver was walking towards the pier and the boat docked, he touched the last hidden position of the pier, and there was no shelter in front of it. up.

He took out the pistol, screwed on the suppressor, and watched them start moving the boxes, and Jimmy took two deep breaths and rushed straight out.

Jimmy's target was the truck. Before the people on board could react, Jimmy had already stuck to the truck and shot at the people at the pier.

This distance was already within the range of his mind and within the range of the pistol. Jimmy stopped running and shot the five people carrying boxes on the pier, just like shooting a target.It's just that the distance is still a little far, and the bullets are obviously falling. Jimmy aimed at the head, but he didn't actually hit all of them.

I don’t know what’s in the box. A few shots hit the box. The bullets were blocked and did not penetrate. The five people did not lose their combat effectiveness. After emptying a magazine, only two people fell to the ground and did not move. The remaining three people all died. Crouch or get down on your stomach and hide behind the boxes that have been moved to the dock.

(End of this chapter)