Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 807 Zorozon

In the murder case handled by He Chengfeng, Li Song, who stepped forward to provide the suspect Zheng Jie with the "pig butchering scam" software, actually didn't care about the importance of the case's outcome.

However, the company where Li Song works in the KK Industrial Park in northern Myanmar is a place that the provincial anti-fraud task force, led by expert Ma Rongcheng, has been keeping a close eye on.

That place is heavily guarded; it's really impossible for an ordinary person to sneak in.

The security guards at the park entrance are real armed men carrying guns, not those retired security guards in China who earn a little over two thousand a month, stay in their small rooms and don't even lift their eyelids when people or cars come, and just press the door open button a few times.

Some time ago, Ma Rongcheng heard that four elite police officers from Beijing had infiltrated northern Myanmar, but several months have passed and the provincial task force has yet to take any action.

Clearly, these four police officers haven't gotten close enough, at least not to the core areas, nor have they obtained anything valuable. Otherwise, their task force would have already taken action.

He, Ma Rongcheng, wouldn't spend all his time slacking off in the office.

However, there are advantages to slacking off. At least you have time to explore the provincial government, a place where information from all over the province converges, and to discover something different.

It is said that the four policemen from Beijing have already gotten themselves into trouble.

In this murder case, the police unexpectedly discovered that the suspect, Zheng Jie, had just contacted Li Song a month earlier, saying that he would be taking his cousin, Wang Feng, the man who was often seen wearing a baseball cap in this case, to northern Myanmar next week.

It must be said that this was an opportunity.

Ma Rongcheng, who originally thought he would be stuck in the rear of the task force, waiting to have some soup after the case was closed, received unexpected news at this moment.

If they can follow this lead and uncover the case, their contribution will be significant, especially considering that four Beijing police officers are involved.

These cases, once connected to the capital, can be transformed into something that's not exactly a high-ranking achievement.

The more Ma Rongcheng thought about it, the calmer he became, and his face changed from a wine-red to a somber expression.

He put down his wine glass, sat down in his chair, and started planning, rubbing his chin. As he thought about it, he took out his phone and started typing.

Ma Rongcheng murmured, "The external evidence collection is almost finished. The main reason why the case has not been concluded is the lack of direct internal evidence."

"The task force's approach was simply to wait. One option was to wait for their company's employees to return to China, then arrest them to obtain evidence of their crimes. It was a bit like waiting for a rabbit to run into a tree stump, and it took far too long."

"Second, we notified the armed forces in the jurisdiction that had online gambling companies and asked them to repatriate the telecom fraud personnel. However, we got very little. The people we handed over were just underlings who had no access to the core and knew nothing about the matter."
"The third is to contact the local police and ask them to go to the KK Park involved in the case to investigate. However, it is obvious that the investigation will only be a formality. The other side may be in cahoots and it is unlikely that they will find anything."

"Finally, and currently the most likely way to succeed, is to wait for the outcome of negotiations between the Ministry of Public Security and the Myanmar Police Headquarters. Based on the several meetings held recently, they should be able to reach an agreement on the goal of joint operation."

"They seem to have many ideas, but no matter what, it's all just sitting and waiting, which is too passive. If we can use Li Song's connections to break through their fraud company's internal network and take down the case, that would be fantastic."

Just as Ma Rongcheng was thinking about how to use Li Song, Jiang Hai sidled up to him and asked with an admiring look, "Are you going to Myanmar to investigate a case?"

Logically speaking, officers specializing in criminal investigation, public security, or even community affairs within their units are quite wary of other officers asking them about the cases they are handling.

These are all unspoken rules. People who aren't in the same circle will sometimes overhear other police officers discussing cases, and they'll proactively avoid any appearance of impropriety to prevent gossip later.

Therefore, Chen Shu, who had been drinking and boasting with Ma Rongcheng, He Chengfeng, Lao Tang, and others, wisely left when he heard them preparing to discuss the case at hand.

However, Jiang Hai was just a police academy student who had never worked before, and was considered an older student, so everyone was naturally more lenient towards him.

Furthermore, Jiang Hai worked tirelessly and tirelessly in this murder case, and everyone witnessed what he did. Therefore, when asked about it, Ma Rongcheng simply shrugged and did not show any displeasure.

"Professor Ma, our college organizes a competition for freshmen every year, and the research topic I chose is anti-fraud work!" Jiang Hai, being quite gossipy, chimed in, wanting to join Ma Rongcheng and the others' conversation. Students, after all, don't have so many taboos; in the police academy classrooms, there are always those old guys in white shirts, all smiles and mingling with them.

The white shirt of a police officer, which seems unapproachable to others, is actually something that is discussed with police cadets in the classroom of the police academy, while they teach them how to deal with the situation afterward.

Sometimes, when the two sides can't agree on anything, they might have a few heated academic debates, just like teachers and students in a regular university.

Jiang Hai, who had come closer, looked down and saw a line of text on Ma Rongcheng's phone.

"Zheng Jie - Li Song (Zorro) - KK Park".

Jiang Hai's eyes widened in surprise at just one line of text.

"Li Li. Song." Jiang Hai pointed at the phone with its screen lit up, his words tumbling out incoherently, "Zo Zuo. Zorro?"

Jiang Hai took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down, but the shock in his eyes was still hard to hide.

During his time in Yunnan Province, he ate and lived with Zhu Yiba every day. Every night, he was dragged to nightclubs by Chen Chuan, a young master, to drink and sing wildly. Sometimes, when his alcohol tolerance and emotions were right, all the messy things that the brothers had with their childhood sweethearts when they were young would be brought up in the open.

Jiang Hai was intimately familiar with Zhu Yiba's experiences during his service in the border special forces.

There was a guy named "Zorozon," who was his mortal enemy!

Now, the words "Li Song" and "Zorro" have appeared on Ma Rongcheng's phone, clearly referring to the same person. This inevitably makes Jiang Hai think of Zorro Song.

Just like a fat man surnamed Chen, people around him will call him Fatty Chen.

"It's not Zorro from the movie, it's this guy named Li Song whose nickname is Zorro. These people think that you should have a catchy nickname if you're in the underworld, but little do they know that to us forty-somethings, it sounds incredibly tacky."

Ma Rongcheng smiled and began his lecture again: "No matter how old-fashioned we are, we police officers should pay attention to the nicknames of criminal suspects. As the saying goes, there are no wrong nicknames, only wrong names. We can use nicknames to deduce the behavior of criminal suspects, haha, it's very effective!"

Jiang Hai swallowed hard. If he remembered correctly, Zoroson should be obediently staying in a prison somewhere in Yunnan Province right now, working his sewing machine until it was smoking.

He pointed his trembling finger at the words "Li Song" on the screen and asked, "Teacher Ma, is this guy's nickname Zorro? Is it possible that his real name is Zorro Song?"

"Zorro? Zorro Song?" Ma Rongcheng pursed his lips, not quite understanding Jiang Hai's question for a moment.

"Old Ma, this guy's name has 'Song' in it, so his nickname is Zorro Song," He Chengfeng, who was standing to the side, reminded him. Since this clue came from him, he naturally paid more attention to the details.

For veteran police officers like Ma Rongcheng and He Chengfeng, they also saw Jiang Hai's potential and attitude during this period. They always hoped that such a proactive newcomer could grow into an excellent police officer.

"Oh, right, I remember now, the correct nickname should be Zorroson. I didn't write it out completely earlier to save time." Ma Rongcheng nodded slightly to Cheng Feng, but when he turned to look at Jiang Hai, he was immediately startled by the exaggerated expression on the face of this boy who was considered studious in his memory.

Jiang Hai opened his mouth wide, his neck stiff as a robot, turning inch by inch toward the east and west corners of the private room.

There sat a man, constantly chugging alcohol into his mouth.

He picked up the bottle, tilted his head back sharply, and then slammed it down.

Pick it up, then put it down.

(End of this chapter)