Marvel's Outlaws

During daytime patrols, the most frequent tickets were issued, and Joey issued three tickets today. There were many people parking illegally, and Joey would give them a five-minute chance based on Brett Mahoney's guidance.

Of course, the effort is usually in vain. Five minutes later, a ticket is slapped on the car. Although the car owner drives away, the car owner will get angry and curse when he finds out.

Lunch is also eaten in the police car. During the patrol time, they must stay near the police car to ensure that they can respond to radio calls at any time. In the afternoon, they can walk a short distance to patrol, which is one of the few times to exercise.

They didn't return to the branch until the evening. They could find a restaurant near the branch to have a peaceful dinner. This meal was Joey's treat.

Joey just joined the company and received more than 5 US dollars in salary and benefits a year. Of course, this does not include overtime expenses, because overtime expenses cannot be calculated. Just like today, Joey worked overtime after dinner, and overtime work in the th Precinct was the norm, and the police force was simply not enough. Even for police officers who did not accept illegal money, the overtime pay alone was a good income every year.

Brett Mahoney stood at the front desk again, and Joey watched him deal with copywriting, which was a kind of learning.

It's just that Joey doesn't like this kind of work. He doesn't want to just sit like this. It's a kind of torture for him, and he is now a fusion of two souls, and neither soul likes this feeling.

Around eight o'clock in the evening, there were so many people reporting the crime that Brett Mahoney had no time to teach Joey anything, and Joey couldn't do much to help him. He was really a rookie.

"I'm going to take a look around." Joey finally couldn't bear it anymore, stood up and said something to Brett Mahoney, then left the reception directly and walked into the branch.

There is no purpose, Joey doesn't know, he just wanders around casually. He is still relatively unfamiliar with this place. Although he has visited it once and memorized each location, he does not know the specific situation and personnel.

"The suspect in the detention room office is still here. Karen Page, the future secretary of the office, go and see how she is doing. Also, will someone come to kill her tonight?" Joey recalled the plot in the American TV series, and also There is no telling if a murder will actually occur.

The reason why this question came to mind was because Joey was outside the detention room and did not see the police officer on duty. His right hand was on the holster on his waist, and then he pushed the door open and entered.

The outermost part of the detention room is where the on-duty police officer is on duty. Under normal circumstances, there must be a police officer sitting there, but petty thieves are usually detained here. If the evidence is conclusive, felons will be prosecuted immediately and then transferred.

The evidence in Karen Page's case was clear, but there was more to the evidence than the Assistant District Attorney could bring directly. Once the prosecution is prosecuted and the evidence is transferred to the court, more problems will be exposed. As for directly eliminating the redundant evidence, I'm sorry that they may not dare to do so. Wilson Fisk cannot cover the sky with one hand.

When Joey passed the duty room and went deep into the detention room, there was a messy sound inside. He quickly walked in. In a cell, a police officer in a guard uniform was strangling him with a bed sheet. A woman's neck.

"Uh-huh" he pulled out his gun, "Let that woman go" Joey shouted.

The guard police officer inside was immediately stunned. How could a patrol officer enter the detention room at this time? What was he doing here? And he didn’t know Joey. Joey was on duty today, his first day, and yesterday was a report. The guard was off yesterday. Even if they are not off work, they may not meet each other.

He let go of his hand, but the guard's right hand also touched the holster on his waist, "Raise your hand, don't make any unnecessary movements, or I will shoot directly." Joey was a little nervous at this time, even though he He was ranked first in the police academy but had zero real experience.

He had never experienced shooting someone, and cold sweat remained on his forehead. After a violent cough, Karen Page crawled on the ground towards the guardrail of the cell, "Help me, he is going to kill me." He cried as he spoke, but Joey didn't dare to look away from the guard.

"I don't know who you are but you shouldn't stop me. I have to kill her. You leave here as if you never showed up." The guard looked at Joey. His hands were not raised. To him, he His life is not important, what is important is his daughter.

"Don't make me shoot." Joey gritted his teeth and squeezed out a sentence. The opponent's right hand still wanted to pull out the gun. Although the movement was not fast, Joey needed to make a judgment immediately. "Bang" Joey shot.

"Poof" blood splashed instantly. The moment he was shot, his body flew backwards, hit the wall, and then fell to the ground. Blood soon began to infect the ground. Gunfire rang out in the precinct. This was a big incident. Police officers outside began to rush in. Then they saw Joey pointing a gun at a cell, and Brett Mahoney also followed.

"Put down the gun Joey." He walked over directly, put one hand on Joey's gun, and then slowly took it.

Joey's tense body slowly relaxed, and he gasped slightly. He had almost forgotten how to breathe after holding his breath and focusing on shooting.

Only then did Brett Mahoney turn his head to look inside, and immediately understood something, "Quickly, open the door, take the injured to the hospital, unload his gun, he is now a suspect." The police officers who entered were probably all It becomes clear that the guard was about to kill the suspect, but he was overtaken by the officer, and the shooting was even more obvious because the buckle on the guard's holster was open.

Someone entered directly, removed the guard's pistol, and then carried him out. Others treated him. At the same time, Karen Page was taken out of the cell and sent to the interrogation room.

"Phew" Joey sat in an interrogation room, blowing on the coffee in front of him, then taking a sip, with Brett Mahoney accompanying him.

"The first time you shoot someone, there will be some psychological burden. Then you will receive psychological counseling. After that, there will be no problems. I didn't expect that you would shoot someone on the first day of work, and you would still be in the precinct."

"I didn't expect that." Joey was very calm at this time. Before and after the shooting, he was in two different states. He was nervous before, but relaxed a lot afterwards.

Although the two souls couldn't give him any experience in this area, his mental endurance has improved a lot, especially since Joey is a time traveler and comes with a system. Such an experience makes it easier for him to accept reality than anyone else.

The first time is often the most difficult level to pass, but then you will grow up quickly, especially in the next dungeon, there is no obstacle to shooting Joey.