Tokyo Barrister: Start the law firm bankruptcy

Chapter 770 Telephone

A white van was driving slowly on the road in Shinjuku. The rain in Tokyo was getting heavier and heavier. Raindrops hit the car windows. The windshield wipers were waving quickly, so I could barely see the road ahead. Many cars on the street turned on their hazard lights.

The radio in the car was broadcasting news that a building had exploded. The fire had been put out and firefighters were investigating the cause of the fire.

Eriko stared out the hazy window. Today, the plan must be put into action.

"That gentleman" - this is what Eriko called the congressman. According to that gentleman's arrangement, today is the beginning of the whole huge plan. It is an honor for me to be the initiator of this plan. Everything is for the ultimate ideal.

"Proceed as planned?" said the man in the car.

"Yes." Eriko replied.

The van was driving smoothly on the road. Passers-by taking shelter from the rain probably had no idea that the person in the van would determine the fate of many people in Tokyo tonight.

What Jiang Lizi has to do today is very simple, that is, to detonate bombs at the head office buildings of five banks at the same time and carry out explosion attacks. Only chaos can bring new order. Only sacrifice can bring happiness to the future generations. Only fear can bring stronger hope.

The van pulled into the interior parking lot of a building.

After stopping at a parking space, the man in the car quickly got out and set up a device nearby. It was a device for anti-signal positioning. They were divided into groups and carried out the work in an orderly manner. It was obvious that they had received a lot of training and were very skilled. Some brackets and antenna-like equipment were set up.

After setting up the equipment, a man took out a detector, tested it, and then said, "It's ready."

Eriko nodded.

Then she turned on her cell phone in the car.

She dialed the number and called the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department...

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Chiyoda Ward, Metropolitan Police Department Building.

A middle-aged man with dark skin was walking back and forth in the corridor. The police officers passing by were accustomed to the sight of this middle-aged man pacing back and forth. This was his habit, and it became a "scenery" in the Metropolitan Police Department. If you don't see him pacing back and forth one day, it would be a rare thing.

This middle-aged man is Yusuke Yokogawa, the head of the First Division of the Metropolitan Police Department. The First Division of the Metropolitan Police Department has a special assault unit, nine mobile units, an explosive ordnance disposal unit, and a firearms countermeasures unit. It can be said that they are the elite of the elite police in Tokyo.

Yokogawa was a former officer of a special assault unit. He has handled many major and serious security incidents successfully. His most famous battle was the successful handling of a large-scale illegal immigration case. He fought with the illegal immigrants and achieved the miracle of killing all the gunmen without any casualties among the illegal immigrants. Yokogawa has been a little troubled recently.

His troubles came from a smuggling gang fight in Kyoto a few months ago. This case was extremely special because it also involved Kyoto University. The industrial research company that cooperated with Kyoto University actually used the subsidies from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology to carry out smuggling and money laundering activities. This was probably something no one had expected.

On the day when the Kyoto police targeted the smuggling gang and arrested them, a serious exchange of fire occurred. It is said that there were automatic rifles, short-range submachine guns, and pistols at the scene, which are extremely lethal weapons. So far, the Kyoto police headquarters has not shared the report on the Kyoto incident, and it has only been circulated in a very small circle of senior officials. Even though he is the head of the first section of the security department, he does not have the authority to view this report.

A lot of things happened in Kyoto that day.

These included a riot at Kyoto University, a shootout between smuggling gangs, and a Shinkansen collision.

Although Yokogawa was not at the scene in Kyoto, his policeman's intuition told him that perhaps these major events were related to each other. Yokogawa did not believe that there were pure coincidences in this world. Everything that seemed to be an accident could be the careful design of criminals.

Yokogawa was concerned about the incident in Kyoto because he was particularly concerned about dangerous firearms. How did these rifles, submachine guns, and pistols get into Japan? Recently, the Intelligence Division of the Metropolitan Police Department shared a piece of intelligence with him, saying that Japan was in danger of being attacked by extremists.

To this end, Yokokawa and other departments of the Metropolitan Police Department have jointly launched investigations and searches of various organizations in an effort to minimize risks.

Yokogawa paced back and forth, feeling a little upset. Then he walked into the office and said loudly to the police inside: "You have been investigating for several months! How did the guns in the Kyoto incident get into the country?! Do you have any clue?!"

The police officers in the office looked at each other in bewilderment. This was not their job, but that of the Kyoto police. Moreover, the Kyoto police were not willing to share information, so they had no idea where to start.

A police officer replied: "We...we initially suspect that these guns may have entered the country in the form of parts and components, and then been assembled. We have been working with customs to track down the suspicious parts and components declared. Because...the quantity is relatively large, it may take time."

"You have to be quick!" Yokokawa urged.

For some reason, Yokogawa was becoming more and more uneasy. He vaguely felt that something big might happen soon. He even suspected that the series of events in Kyoto were just a prelude. The events in Kyoto might be a test of the police's strength and response in order to prepare for a larger-scale riot.

This is what Yokogawa guessed.

He didn't want it to come true, otherwise it would be very troublesome. He heard from the Criminal Division that the rate of serious crimes in Tokyo has been rising recently, and the Investigation Division is short of manpower, which is a headache for them. Arson, car damage, robbery, kidnapping, and other serious crimes that rarely occurred in the past are emerging.

What happened to all this?

Yokogawa even had a premonition that something big was happening somewhere in this country that he was not aware of.

At this moment, the phone in the office suddenly rang with a harsh sound. All the police officers who heard the sound changed their expressions. It was simple, the normal phone ringtone was not like this. When a major emergency case occurred, it would switch to a sound as harsh as a fire bell. Something happened!!

(End of this chapter)