The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Chapter 325 Expanding the results
It is not easy to achieve the goal of 300 square kilometers, and even 200 square kilometers is difficult.

In terms of preliminary preparations, there can no longer be major changes at the water resources and policy levels.

Now we need to push forward from another level.

You don't need to worry about the black guys and homeless people. Just spread the news and these guys will automatically join the army of free purchases.

Hawke was thinking about the firefighters.

Female firefighters and female commanders can only hold back and are unable to expand the results of the battle.

In the afternoon, the video shot by Carlos of the plane putting out the fire that made the fire even more intense, and the inside information that Susan sent afterwards, gave Hawke a new idea, and he quickly searched for it.

Thanks to the sudden increase in the number of Indian immigrants in North America, I really found the right one.

Hawke took out a prepared company introduction and handed it to Brian: "This private firefighting company called Qingshui was just established in May and is currently in training. It is said that it has introduced more than 30 fire trucks and is preparing to start private firefighting business in Los Angeles. Isn't your person working as an information liaison in the fire department? Let her promote this company to the female leaders."

Brian was confused: "We want to make the fire bigger, how can we recommend a fire company?" At this point, he realized: "Is there something wrong with this company?"

"Outsourcing is a popular trend in America. Even if no one recommends it, those female chiefs who don't understand the business will soon think of outsourcing." Hawke pointed to the company introduction: "This new company looks quite strong. It is controlled by Indian capital, and more than 90% of the firefighters are Indian."

Brian understood what Hawke meant: "Is there a problem with the Indians?"

"The companies that outsource to Indians are always better than the others," Hawke said.

Brian took the document and without looking at it, he called Susan directly and told her about the private fire fighting company recommended by Hawke.

The fire department is extremely busy right now, so Susan found a good opportunity and made a simple recommendation, and Michelle let her be in charge of liaison.

That evening, after consulting with Karen Crowley as usual, Michelle reached an agreement with Clearwater.

Under the cover of night, fanned by strong winds, the wildfire spread from the mountain into several residential areas.

Community councils and Los Angeles City Hall had to evacuate residents.

More than 98% of single-family houses in the suburbs are made of wood, and the so-called fire resistance that some people talk about is simply a joke.

A large number of citizens had to evacuate.

The north wind was still blowing southward, and sparks dotted many roads, like countless meteors streaking across the sky.

At this critical moment, facing such a dangerous environment, a group of people, with a fearless spirit, went against the flow and rushed into the burning community.

The black men drove broken pickup trucks, vans and jeeps, without any regard for the danger, into the community, stopped in front of empty houses, got out of the vehicles, rushed into the houses, and moved all kinds of valuable goods.

Free purchase!
“Hurry up, hurry up!” The leader, Lao Hei, waved his arms and urged his men: “After finishing this one, we have to go to the next one!”

A black man ran out of the room with an Oscar statuette in his hand and asked cheerfully, "Boss, is the Oscar trophy made of gold?"

Lao Hei said, "Who cares? Put him in the car and take him away."

In another nearby community, tall palm trees were burning like Olympic torches. A group of black people rushed into the community from the side of the palm trees, regardless of the danger.

Several black men carried out televisions, and some others carried out refrigerators and color TVs.

Similar scenes of free purchases were seen in most of the communities that started to burn.

But there were too many black people coming out and too few communities burning.

The speed at which the flame burned was completely incomparable to the speed at which the black men moved the goods.

The main reason was that the black guys didn't dare to enter a house where a large area was on fire. They came to buy goods for free, not to lose their lives.

By the middle of the night, the black guys had not yet had enough of their free goods and had no place left to move.

A group of people coming out of Compton joined another group near the Santa Monica Mountains.

The leader of the first group was called Valencia. He said to Welbeck, the leader of the second group, "We got a lot, didn't we?"

"Too little." Welbeck was obviously not satisfied with his harvest: "Most of them are worthless second-hand home appliances. There is not much money in each person's hands."

Valencia blocked his nose with his fingers, enduring the choking smell of smoke: "My situation is similar. This opportunity is too rare. I have to find a way to get more."

Welbeck's wig was blown off by the strong wind. He quickly held it down with his hand and threw it aside. He said, "We can't move to a community that's not on fire. The suburbs are all wealthy communities, and the LAPD's scumbags are patrolling everywhere."

These old blacks have amazing talents. Someone shouted in the darkness: "If we secretly light up those communities that are not on fire, won't they become communities on fire?"

Valencia and Welbeck were stunned at the same time, and then exclaimed: "What a good idea!"

The latter raised his finger towards the darkness: "You are so smart!"

"It's windy and the fire is big right now. It's normal for other communities nearby to be on fire. The wind is blowing the fire over there," Valencia said.

Welbeck waved to his men and said, "Let's go buy some goods."

The two groups got in their cars and headed south.

The wind was blowing southward all the time. Valencia aimed at Parisas and took more than a dozen of his men with him. They scattered around the community and set fire to the green belt that had already dried up.

More than a dozen fires started immediately and quickly spread into the community as the wind blew.

The wooden houses that were blown into the sky could not withstand the fire at all, and Pariss fell into chaos. The fire trucks that arrived had no water in the water tanks, and there was no water in the fire pipes either. For their own safety, the firefighters were certainly not as enthusiastic as the black men.

But these male firefighters were "diligent in their duties". Several of them took the Hermes or LV bags of the owners of a house and used water from the daily tap to put out the fire in the green belt.

Whether we could put out the fire or not is not clear, but we did put it out.

The fire could not be put out at all, and the community committee could only notify the residents to evacuate urgently.

Not long after the people on this side left, the black people on the other side ran in and started a purchasing spree.

Welbeck led his men to the southern foot of the Santa Monica Mountains. Standing on the high ground and looking down, they could see Santa Monica, where the rich people lived.

Since they wanted to make a big profit, the black guys didn't care about so many things. A group of people chose a suitable community, started fires from different places, and purchased goods for free in the early morning.

These methods quickly spread. Looking down from the sky, the northern part of Los Angeles was ablaze with red in the early morning, and the central part was dotted with stars.

The number of places where flames were appearing continued to increase.

The old blacks have proved through their actions that a single spark can start a prairie fire.

Strictly speaking, Hawke and Bryan did not do much. They just used the various policies of the Donkey Party to give a subtle push.

The flames are cleansing Los Angeles.

The old blacks have made outstanding contributions, and the Indians are unwilling to lag behind.

Not long after Qingshui Fire Rescue Company was established, it won a huge business and received an outsourcing contract from the Los Angeles Fire Department.

The company's Indian CEO Salman dispatched hundreds of the most elite Indian employees to help put out the Los Angeles fire.

In the early morning, the Santa Monica Mountains and surrounding communities were still burning. Six fire trucks belonging to Clearwater Fire Company arrived in Santa Monica despite strong winds and thick smoke.

After the black men tossed around all night, the fire had already burned into the north of Santa Monica.

Sushma and Imran, who were in charge of the convoy, got out of the car, carefully observed the fire spreading in the north, and discussed countermeasures.

Imran said seriously: "According to my understanding, there is no water in the fire hydrants and fire pipes. Even if there is a little water, the pressure is almost zero. The water in our six trucks is almost useless for such a fire."

Sushma pointed to the open area in the north and said, "There is only one solution for the current situation, which is to clear a firebreak."

“You mean, fight fire with fire,” Imran asked.

"That's right!" Sushma said seriously, "Use this large area of ​​low grass and shrubs to burn out a buffer zone."

Imran agreed: “Yes.”

The two men quickly formulated specific measures and asked the more than 40 people who accompanied them to prepare the fire scene and prepare to set the fire.

Sushma drove around in a big circle and carefully selected 20 ignition points.

This way, accidents can be controlled.

Then, he and Imran went over the work separately.

With the two men's order, the fire attack began.

But Sushma soon discovered something was wrong. He had only ordered the fire to be set on the north side of the road, so why was the south side of the road also on fire?

There were only 20 pre-set fire points. He climbed to the top of the fire truck and took a look around. There were at least sixty or seventy fire points.

The fire on the north side of the road was burning south, and the fire on the south side of the road was also burning south.

The Shimizu fire truck was caught in the middle.

Sushma and Imran acted decisively and fled with their men.

Not only this place, as a large number of Indian employees entered Los Angeles and participated in the firefighting, the spread of the fire was significantly accelerated.

Except for a few Indian private fire brigades, the fire in most areas under the responsibility of Shimizu Corporation was not only not extinguished, but spread further.

There was also a team of 20 people who estimated the wind direction and fire prevention points when burning the isolation zone, were trapped by the fire, and were finally rescued by people from the fire department.

As the sun first rose, the Santa Monica Fire was burning only on its northern edge.

With the Indians' amazing efforts, by ten o'clock in the morning, the fire had spread to the city of Santa Monica.

Public opinion was full of accusations that City Hall and the Fire Department were incompetent. Fox TV and Twitter simultaneously released a video showing that there was no water in the fire pipes in Los Angeles.

More and more houses are burned and more people are forced to leave their homes. Preliminary statistics show that the burned area in Los Angeles exceeds 100 square kilometers.

The north and northwest of Los Angeles were in chaos due to the fire.

The fire spread into Santa Monica, and Hawke hired a professional and established fire company from Long Beach, and dozens of fire trucks were parked around the Twitter building.

Even Frank, who lived in the parking lot of Venice Beach, temporarily moved into the company.

(End of this chapter)