The Red Era: Living in Seclusion in a Siheyuan as a Boss

Chapter 673 Xia Guo Detective is overseas!!!
Ge Yunbao was brought back to the task force, and Liu Yong immediately ordered an interrogation expert to interrogate him.

Faced with the ironclad evidence, Ge Yunbao's psychological defenses were quickly overcome and he confessed to the crime.

The criminal Ge Yunbao faced Liu Yong's question: "Our people are investigating your hospital so closely, have you ever thought about turning yourself in?"

Ge Yunbao said: "I have no intention of turning myself in. I am thinking of committing suicide."

The case was solved so smoothly, and the case itself seemed so simple.

At noon on February 2, Ge Yunbao attended a banquet and came back drunk.

It was a little after 2 p.m. when he entered the yard, he ran into his colleague's son Wang Tao, who was playing with wine bottles outside the toilet. He scolded him a few words.

Little Wang Tao was naughty enough, rolling his eyes and saying, "Is it your business?"

The drunk Ge Yunbao suddenly became furious and yelled, "You little bastard, I have to take care of you today, come here."

Just like that, Ge Yunbao dragged Xiao Wang Tao back to his room, cursing, "I have to take care of you!"

He slapped the child several times, but Ge Yunbao had some experience in martial arts and was drunk, so he didn't use enough force on the child, and the child fainted after being slapped.

Seeing this, Ge Yunbao was so frightened that he broke out in a cold sweat and sobered up completely.

Just then, Wang Tao's mother called her son in the yard.

Ge Yunbao hurriedly wrapped little Wang Tao in a quilt and stuffed him under his bed.

After a while, Ge Yunbao cursed at the unconscious little Wang Tao: "It's all your fault, you little bastard. Today I will not only beat you, but also...!" Then he hit Wang Tao's head with a stick, and then took off his clothes...

Afterwards, Ge Yunbao took a bottle of white wine soaked with wolfberries, drank it, muttered, and poured it on the corpse.

Finally, I found a paper cutter... and put them in the cardboard boxes that transported the pigeons.

At around 8 o'clock in the evening, seeing that there was no one in the yard, Ge Yunbao loaded a box on his bicycle and tried to find a place to sink it into the water.

As soon as Ge Yunbao went out, he saw a bus coming into the station and many people wanted to get on the bus. So he changed his mind, parked his bicycle on the side of the road, picked up his suitcase and got on the bus.

Seeing that no one was paying attention to him, he got off the bus two stops later and walked back.

In the early morning, another corpse box was found and thrown away.

Although the case was solved, Liu Yong could not be happy. This was the first time he had encountered such a murder case without any reason in all the cases he had handled over the years.

Liu Yong remembers that he loved to read detective novels when he was in the police academy. Sherlock Holmes was a master detective created by the foreign writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. He once said: The most difficult cases to solve are those murders without any reason...

Criminal investigators like Liu Yong are not obliged to study people from a sociologist's perspective or analyze the rationality of criminals.

All they have to do is to organically link crime and punishment together to maintain social balance and stability.

In this vicious case, Liu Yong led the task force members to work for several days and nights, and finally gave a satisfactory answer to the victim's family and people in the society who cared about this case.

Since the successful investigation of the "2.24" major case, the new Criminal Investigation Director Liu Yong has firmly established his foothold in the Criminal Investigation Department.

The cracking of this case also helped other colleagues in the department to dispel the idea that "this leader is too young and unreliable."

In this way, under the leadership of Liu Yong, the Criminal Investigation Department has achieved many good results, and the city bureau's case-solving rate has shown a significant improvement.

Under the leadership of Liu Yong, the Public Security Department of the Municipal Bureau has made many outstanding achievements. Its outstanding performance has not only been highly recognized by the Party Committee of the Bureau, but also won a general commendation from the Ministry.

This young and promising criminal investigation expert, just like his uncle Liu Zhiye in the past, has his case-solving achievements frequently published in authoritative police publications such as "Xia Guo Criminal Police".

It is worth mentioning that Liu Yong is also well-known in the field of international law enforcement for his superb criminal investigation skills and keen case-handling intuition.

He has assisted Interpol in successfully solving many major cross-border cases, contributing the wisdom and strength of the Xia State criminal police to the global fight against crime.

That afternoon, Austro-Hungarian Airlines flight MA701 landed smoothly at Budapest International Airport 1.

This is the only weekly direct flight from Yanjing to Budapest operated by Austro-Hungarian Airlines.

People walked down the spiral staircase in twos and threes, and no one noticed that there was a special passenger next to them. He had a strong body and a dark face, and looked no different from the Chinese businessmen who set up stalls in the Chinese Market in Budapest.

Liu Yong looked around with his bright eyes, and his sharp gaze made people dare not look him in the face.

When he walked out of the customs, the embassy consul and several Hungarian police officers who were waiting outside immediately came forward to greet him.

Soon, the police car and the BMW with the Xia Embassy license plate sped away from the airport and disappeared into the twilight of Budapest.

Of course, Xia Guoren, who was on the same plane, had no idea that this special passenger was Liu Yong, a police officer sent by the ministry.

Liu Yong was invited by the Austro-Hungarian National Police Headquarters and was directly dispatched to Hungary by the Interpol's Xia National Central Bureau. His purpose was to understand the situation of the local Xia society and assist the Hungarian police in cracking down on criminal activities of Xia people traveling to Hungary.

His arrival immediately caused a stir in the Austro-Hungarian summer society.

The society of the Xia people in Austria-Hungary was relatively complex.

More than a decade ago, it was rare to see a few yellow-skinned Xia people here.

However, starting from the late 1980s, with the gold rush in Eastern Europe, more and more Xia people came to Austria-Hungary to make a living.

Despite language barriers, many Xia people gradually gained a foothold here with their hard-working spirit.

They built Xia Chinese markets, restaurants, hotels and shops, and published and printed Chinese newspapers and magazines...

According to incomplete statistics, there are now more than 1 Xia people in Austria-Hungary, and the prototype of a Xia society has been formed.

"The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds."

There were many talented people among the Xia people in Austria-Hungary, but at the same time, there were also good and bad people.

A small number of lawless elements took advantage of the differences in the legal system and carried out various criminal activities specifically targeting the Xia people, which seriously affected the social stability of all Xia people living in Hungary and also brought some negative impacts on the public security order in the country where they were located.

Over the past decade, more than a dozen homicides have occurred among the Xia people alone.

In the past five or six years, there have been reports of Xia people being killed during the Spring Festival every year. Since these cases mostly occurred among the Xia people, the local police rarely solved the cases.

However, what the black sheep in the Xia society did not expect was that the Xia criminal police had been paying attention to the movements of Xia criminals in Central and Eastern Europe, caring about the safety of overseas Xia people, and had sent a team of smart and capable police officers to assist the Hungarian police in their work.

Liu Yong started working intensively the day after arriving in Budapest.

However, despite the strong support of the Chinese Embassy in Austria-Hungary and the cooperation of the functional departments of the Austro-Hungarian police, the work was still very difficult at the beginning.

First of all, the Xia people in Austria-Hungary were widely distributed, had no unified organization, and were very wary of each other, which made it difficult to investigate some cases.

Secondly, although there are many victims among the Xia people, most people dare not come forward to expose and report for various reasons.

Many people were watching, weighing, and wondering how capable this temporary officer Liu was.
In addition, the Austro-Hungarian police were also observing this Xia country detective, and this Xia country colleague seemed to look "unremarkable".

Faced with these situations, Liu Yong realized that if he did not show off his unique skills as a Xia State police officer, his future work might become increasingly difficult.

It was at this time that the Austro-Hungarian police provided him with a perfect opportunity.

It turned out that just two months before Liu Yong came to Austria-Hungary, a not-so-small case occurred in the Austro-Hungarian Parliament.

Congressional staff discovered a month ago that Congress's telephone bills had increased dramatically and that international long-distance calling business was busy.

After checking the phone list, the official was stunned. All these international long-distance calls were from Congress to "ungrateful people", Xia and other Asian countries. The call volume was astonishing. Could someone dare to steal Congress's phone lines?

The case attracted great attention from the Austro-Hungarian Ministry of the Interior, which ordered the National Police Headquarters to solve the case within a time limit.

After a period of investigation, the Austro-Hungarian police initially confirmed that an Asian criminal gang had stolen the password to the congressional phone.

But no one could figure out who had done it, and the case came to a standstill.

Faced with pressure from all sides, the Austrian-Hungarian police finally put aside their pride and reported the case to Liu Yong who came to assist in the investigation. Liu Yong knew that his chance had come.

The next day, Liu Yong arrived at the entrance of the "Four Tigers" market in the eighth district of Budapest.

This big market gathers 80% of the Xia people and "ungrateful" businessmen in Budapest. Around the market are restaurants, hair salons and supermarkets opened by Xia people or "ungrateful" people. Every day, there are bustling traffic and noise here.

The "Four Tigers" market is not only a distribution center for goods, but also a distribution center for various news and rumors in Budapest's summer society.

In the first two days, Liu Yong quietly observed the market and chatted with a few talkative vendors.

He looked like someone who had just arrived in Budapest to do business.

Soon Liu Yong discovered that there were several companies in the market providing IP telephone services to businessmen.

However, there is only one company that charges the lowest price but is not very keen on making its business public. To use their IP phone, you even need an introduction or guarantee from an acquaintance.

What's even more strange is that the company's IP phone can only be dialed using the mobile phone of the company's head.

Obviously, there is a lot going on here.

On the third day of stakeout in the market, Liu Yong developed a vendor who had smuggled into Austria-Hungary into his insider.

Through this insider, he established contact with the company and used the mysterious mobile phone to make international long-distance calls.

Perhaps out of his criminal police intuition, Liu Yong always felt that the clue to the Congressional Phone Case was here.

So he devised a daring plan.

In the next two days, Liu Yong continued to stay in the market and after gaining the trust of the company,
It was suggested that due to a big business transaction, Liu Yong needed to travel out of town for half a day and wanted him to take the mobile phone with him in order to contact people in China.

After the contact in the previous few days, the cunning criminal had gradually lost his guard against Liu Yong.

In addition, Liu Yong offered a high price, so the criminal finally agreed to his request and handed the phone to him attentively the next morning.

Of course Liu Yong did not go out of town. That morning he handed the mysterious mobile phone to the Austro-Hungarian criminal investigation expert, and an electronic tracking device was immediately installed on the phone.

At noon, Liu Yong hurriedly pretended that he had just rushed back from another place and returned the tampered mobile phone to the criminal.

The rest of the story is naturally told by the Austro-Hungarian police.

After electronic tracking, the police confirmed that several ungrateful people had stolen the telephone lines of Congress through computers, and the main culprit was immediately arrested.

The story of how the Xiaguo criminal police solved the theft of the Austro-Hungarian telephone lines in just 6 days also spread in the Budapest police circle.

Those burly Hungarian policemen now had to look at the "unprepossessing" Xia criminal policeman in front of them with a new eye.

After the case was solved, Liu Yong's Austro-Hungarian colleagues celebrated with a drink, and everyone got drunk that night.

This proves the old saying: Even though we don't speak the same language, there's nothing to say, as everything is in the wine.

A few years later, an Austro-Hungarian criminal policeman who was involved in solving the case came to Xia State on a business trip and made a special visit to Liu Yong.

The Austro-Hungarian criminal police told Liu Yong that their immediate superior, the Austro-Hungarian Minister of the Interior, had boasted about this case as his achievement when meeting with his French and German counterparts.

In Liu Yong's view, the Congress case was not only a helping hand for the Xia country's criminal police to promote the spirit of internationalism, but also a warning and deterrent to the black sheep in the Austro-Hungarian Xia society.

Several Austrian-Hungarian newspapers reported on the resolution of the Congress case.

It is naturally a matter of excitement for many overseas Chinese that the motherland’s police have sent such an outstanding criminal policeman. This incident has also given courage to the victims to come forward and report.

Liu Yong rushed between police stations in various districts of Budapest and the Xia people's markets every day. In a short period of time, he found out a lot of clues and gained a certain understanding of the situation of Xia people's society.

He felt that the time was ripe to launch the work in an all-round way, so he published a letter to his fellow Xia compatriots through various Chinese newspapers.

We encourage all Chinese living in Australia, especially the victims, to stand up bravely and report to the police.

Later, an old overseas Chinese told Liu Yong that when he saw the letter, he couldn't help but burst into tears.

The letter said, "The police's primary duty is to combat crime, protect social stability and the safety of people's lives and property, and the safety and honor of overseas Xia people are even more closely related to the motherland's well-being."

This seemingly ordinary sentence clearly made the overseas Chinese in Xia feel the care of their motherland.

The publication of the open letter undoubtedly helped Liu Yong's investigation.

It is particularly worth mentioning that according to the intelligence Liu Yong had, shortly after the open letter was published, several major criminal suspects bought plane tickets and fled to other countries in a hurry.

These so-called "fearless" people actually know very well that they can play dumb and get away with it in front of the Austro-Hungarian police, but they will be "dead" if they meet the Xia country criminal police.

At this time, Liu Yong in Budapest was no longer the unremarkable passenger at the airport at the beginning of this article, but had long become one of the important figures that the Xia people paid attention to.

Liu Yong's presence made many Xia country expatriates feel safer than ever before, but also made some people live in constant fear, with some even threatening to take revenge on him.

Later, someone asked Liu Yong, it is said that a strong dragon cannot defeat a local tyrant. You are alone in a foreign land, aren’t you afraid of revenge?
Liu Yong did not give him a specific answer, but told him a story like this.

During the investigation in Austria-Hungary, Liu Yong discovered that a group of Xia people had privately engraved the official seal of the Xia Embassy Consulate in Austria-Hungary as a forgery.

Strictly speaking, this gang cannot be regarded as a mafia organization, but it has a large number of members and has a certain influence in the Xia people's society in the city of S in southern Austria-Hungary.

Therefore, someone advised Liu Yong not to go to S City in person to avoid danger.

But Liu Yong still looked like a "dragon crossing the river". As a criminal policeman of Xia Country, with the national emblem on his head, he felt at ease.

Soon Liu Yong boarded a southbound train and arrived in S City. He spread the word that the leaders of several gangs should meet at his residence that night.

Upon hearing this, a Xia businessman who served as Liu Yong's guide was frightened and ran back to Budapest that same day.

That night, the leaders of several gangs came to Liu Yong's room and talked all night.

The next day, the privately engraved fake official seal was handed over to Liu Yong.

Later, some people were curious and wanted to know what Liu Yong talked about with those people that night, but he always said it was the detective's secret.

In a word, it is only the criminals of Xia country who are afraid of the criminal police of Xia country. What is so scary about the criminal police of Xia country?
Liu Yong stayed in Austria-Hungary for several months, which were also a relatively peaceful period for the Austro-Hungarian Xia people society.

On the eve of Liu Yong's return to his country after completing his mission, many Austro-Hungarian expatriates asked the Xia country to send criminal police like Liu Yong to stay there for a long time to deter criminals.

Many overseas Chinese in Xiaguo sincerely stated that all expenses for the criminal police's stay could be raised by local overseas Chinese groups.

On the eve of Liu Yong's departure, the overseas Chinese leaders in Vienna's Chinatown specially held a farewell banquet for him at "Golden Dragon Pavilion".

Under the crystal chandelier, more than 30 representatives of the overseas Chinese community took turns to toast. Mr. Lin, the president of the Xia Chamber of Commerce, who was over 60 years old, held his hand tightly and said, "Officer Liu, in the past three months, we businessmen have not received any blackmail letters, and the children dare to go home alone after school."

He trembled as he took out a joint petition from the inner pocket of his Tang suit. It was densely signed by more than 200 names.

The next morning, when Liu Yong dragged his suitcase out of the apartment, he found more than 20 overseas Chinese standing quietly downstairs.

Sister Zhang, who runs a Chinese restaurant, stuffed a box of homemade pastries into her mouth and said, "Keep them for your journey." She pointed at a few teenagers behind her and said, "These kids are determined to see off their 'policeman uncle.'"

At the same time, the Xiaguo Embassy in Austria-Hungary is compiling a detailed plan for overseas Chinese to raise funds.

Preliminary statistics show that 60 overseas Chinese groups have voluntarily assumed special funds of approximately euros per year, and three entrepreneurs have promised to provide apartments for police officers.

This heavy public opinion was placed on the minister's desk along with Liu Yong's performance report.

Liu Yong's performance report sparked heated discussions internally.

At the office meeting, the projector was playing a video clip of the farewell of overseas Chinese in Vienna. When the camera stopped on the children's hand-drawn cartoon image of "Uncle Policeman", several directors attending the meeting applauded spontaneously.

Director Wang of the Special Operations Division looked through the funding plan and said with emotion: "This is not a fundraising plan, it is clearly the pure heart of overseas wanderers."

(End of this chapter)