American Comics: When the Police Comes to Knock on the Door

Roosevelt stood up, walked out from behind his desk, and stood in front of Richard.

"Rick, you once asked me why I chose you to handle this case. Do you understand now?"

"Probably." Richard organized his words and then said: "First, because the case involves a lot, you need someone who is not under the spotlight to investigate quietly, and I am a police officer, not a detective. Within the system, it will naturally not attract attention. Secondly, the case is quite special. Well, the case is quite special, and I happen to be exposed to such incidents. I can notice the unusual aspects of the case and will not feel afraid just because the case is special. I I think it’s because of these two reasons.”

Roosevelt nodded and shook his head.

"Yes, but that's not all."

Richard raised his eyebrows. He couldn't think of any other reason.

Roosevelt continued: "You have a strong sense of justice. As long as you meet the victim's mother, I believe you will pursue this case to the end, even if it is a case that occurred five years ago. At the same time, you still have the ability , I will not let an ordinary policeman investigate such a case, it will cost them their lives. But you are different, you have the ability to investigate the case, and you also have the ability to protect yourself."

Roosevelt picked up the water glass on the table and took a sip.

Richard felt so numb. He felt uncomfortable all over being praised like this, but he felt happy in his heart.

"Thanks, that's what I should do."

Roosevelt put down his glass of water.

"One more thing, can you think of it?"

"One more thing." Richard's eyes were a little vacant. He was thinking about what other advantages he had. He was a little carried away by the praise.

Roosevelt didn't wait for Richard to figure it out. He said directly: "You haven't had a partner since the last incident. This was arranged by me. If you don't have a partner, you won't have to worry about hiding your partner."

Such a caring bureau manager, what are you waiting for? Thank you quickly.

"Thank you."

Roosevelt nodded and continued: "Now that the case has been investigated, do you have any ideas about your new partner?"

Richard was a little puzzled. His partner was not choosing goods at the mall, but he was still being praised so much for allowing him to pick games at will. He quickly expressed his determination now.

"Everything follows the arrangements of the bureau."

Roosevelt smiled and said: "Well, that's good. Your new partner will join you soon. Her name is Louisa Hyde."

Just fool me and I'll solve the case for you. This is how you repay me.

After boasting so much, it turned out that this was the trap, and Richard suddenly became clear-headed.

"Sorry, Bureau Chief. Can you please replace me with someone else?"

Why did Richard have such a big reaction? Because this Louisa Hyde is already famous in YD, or it's called "stinky street".

Luisa is a police officer in the 0th Precinct of Queens. During a civil dispute, she and her partner Wilson arrested a man named Vargas.

Vargas came to see his ex-wife because she was leaving New York with his only child. Vargas and his ex-wife had a big fight in front of their home. They happened to be seen by Luisa and Wilson who were patrolling the street. Step forward to dissuade. The excited Vargas accidentally pushed Luisa. Wilson quickly subdued Vargas. The two took Vargas into the police station and interrogated her in the holding room.

During the interrogation, Vargas said he had an urgent need to urinate. Wilson led Vargas to the bathroom and opened the handcuffs. Vargas, who was anxious to see his ex-wife, attacked Wilson. In self-defense, Wilson used a lock prohibited by the police department. The throat movement subdued Vargas, but due to excessive force, Vargas was strangled to death, which happened to be seen by Luisa.

The prosecutor's office investigated Wilson, which was nothing, but Louisa testified in court and identified her partner Wilson, which suddenly caused a stir in YD. No one would give their back to a man who betrayed his partner.

Including Richard.

Roosevelt looked into Richard's eyes and said to Richard: "Rick, you are a man with a sense of justice. Do you think Louisa did something wrong?"

"I don't know if she is wrong or not, I just don't want to partner with her."

"People always say