Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 37 Give Me a Day

What are the findings?
Then whatever Yada says is the final word.

North also understood that Rotten was a victim of the fight between Ada and Gert.

Because his promotion to deputy director was somewhat related to Rotun, he felt very sympathetic towards Rotun's experience this time.

But he also knew very well that he could not help Rotun because he had no one behind him and his words had no weight.

Roton sneered in his heart, what Yada did was really ruthless.

He originally thought that these things should have been done by Gert, but he didn't expect that Yada really wanted to torture him to death.

I definitely cannot be detained at this time. If I am really detained, how can I go to the terrorist attack site to make meritorious service?

There were only North and two police officers in front of him. Although North had an old revolver on his waist, Rotten was still confident that he could knock him down, and the other two police officers were not worth mentioning.

"You two wait here." Seeing that Rawdon was silent for a while, North turned around and said to the two police officers behind him, and then said to Rawdon, "Rawdon, I have a few words to say to you."

After saying that, North walked to the side.

Rotten was a little curious. He didn't know what North wanted to say to him. After thinking about it, he followed him.

This is good. If North really wants to capture me by force, it will be easier for me to control him and take away his gun when he is alone with me.

After walking more than ten meters, North stopped.

"Rotten, based on my years of experience, you're going to be in big trouble this time." North lowered his voice so the two officers couldn't hear him at this distance. "Originally, this kind of thing would have been dealt with by refunding the rupees and paying a fine, but that's obviously not going to work now. I believe you understand."

"I understand. He will probably be sentenced," Rawdon replied.

"Alas," North continued, "you should run away. Run away from Mumbai."

These words made Roden's eyes widen, and he looked at North in disbelief.

"I know you are very good at fighting. When we take you back, you can knock us down on the way. Don't go back to Mumbai. It's better to go to other states. You are still young. I believe that with your ability, you can do well anywhere." North said.

Rotten didn't expect North to say such a thing.

In the past, North basically maintained his police conscience and was ruthless towards crime.

However, Rotten soon understood why North did this. It was because his becoming the deputy director was related to him, so this was a favor to him.

Moreover, his crime this time was simply a victim of the power struggle above, so he was not a guilty criminal.

Rotten sighed in his heart, there are really not many people like North.

Look at Ada, the two are a stark contrast.

"No, Chief Kansal, I will go back with you." Roton answered with certainty.

"You?" North was stunned.

"But not at this time. Can you give me a day? I will go back with you tomorrow." Rotun said again.

"Why?" North frowned and asked, "Do you know what it means to go back? And what do you want to do in this day?"

"If I really want to escape, I'm afraid my family will be affected. I'll just go to jail. I'll probably be out in a few years." Luo Dun made an excuse and laughed, "After all, I violated police regulations by taking that money. I deserve to be punished."

This surprised North very much. Could it be that Rodon really wanted to atone for his sins?
Even so, he was clearly sacrificed this time, and the punishment was clearly too severe.

He intended to let Rotun go this time, not only because his promotion to deputy director was related to Rotun, but also because he felt that Yada was being too unfair to Rotun.

Even if Rawdon took some money, so what?
How could it be serious enough to warrant a prison sentence?
Even though he didn't want to hang out with some of the other bastards in the police department, like Gert, sometimes he still had to collect the money.

"I want to use this day to visit the Gateway of India in Mumbai and also see the beautiful Bombay Bay. To be honest, I have been in Mumbai for so many years and have always heard people talk about it, but I have never been there. I think I will really go to prison next, so before I go, I want to get rid of this regret." Luoton said with a smile.

Of course this is nonsense.

Just like a death row prisoner can have a good meal before execution, this is what Rodon meant, at least making his trip to the India Gate seem very reasonable.

The reason why Rawdon wanted to go to the India Gate was naturally because of the terrorist attack in the evening.

The Taj Mahal Hotel, one of the key locations of the Mumbai terrorist attacks, is located right next to the Gateway of India, a landmark of Mumbai. Of course, the Taj Mahal Hotel is also a landmark of Mumbai.

Although terrorists have several attack points in Mumbai, the Taj Mahal Hotel is clearly the one that attracts the most attention.

In addition to being a landmark in Mumbai, the guests who stay here are either rich or noble, which is bound to attract the attention of countless people.

If Luoton wanted his name to appear across the country and even the world, he naturally had to choose the most dazzling place.

This time he called Bud out because he was planning to go there together, and then wait until the terrorist attack started in the evening and then find an opportunity to make a contribution.

If it weren't for the fact that the terrorist attack was about to happen at night, Rotun would definitely have listened to North's advice and escaped first.

Otherwise, he would not be able to find an excuse to delay for too long. Rotten believed that North should give him one day.

After all, he had just thought of a way for himself to escape.

North stared at Rotten for a while and found that Rotten's eyes were firm.

He really couldn't understand why Rotun was so insistent. In his opinion, it was very stupid to become a victim of the power struggle.

But since Rotun insisted so much, he couldn't persuade him anymore. So he decided to fulfill his wish. This was what he could do.

"Okay, but I'll follow you," North said. "I'll take you back to the police station tomorrow morning. Of course, you still have a chance to regret it before that. If we really get to the police station, there's nothing I can do."

"Thank you very much." said Rawdon.

North is a really good person, which makes Roton feel a little emotional.

He actually took a huge risk by doing this. If he really escaped, he would definitely have to bear the responsibility.

This time he happened to be going to India Gate with me, so of course I would take him with me to accomplish my mission.

North sent the two officers back, and then he and Rawdon went to the agreed location, where Bud was already there.

Bud was a little surprised to see North.

After learning that North wanted to arrest Rotten, Bud reacted a little violently. He certainly understood what this meant for Rotten, and that he would definitely be sentenced.

Like North, he also asked Rawdon to escape quickly, at least to leave Mumbai.

As long as they leave here, no one will keep an eye on and catch criminals like Rotten who have not committed serious crimes.

Generally, the cases that are the focus of police investigation are often related to certain important figures, or because of the media attention and great influence, the police have to go all out.

Otherwise, even some extremely serious cases such as murder will be left unresolved. The police would rather avoid trouble than cause more, and they will not even file a case even if someone reports it to the police.

After all, once a case is filed, it becomes the police's job. If the case is not solved, it will have some impact on the local police station.

Even though the police station has many ways to solve these problems, such as using other criminals to take the blame, it will only cause trouble for themselves.

If no case is filed, then there is no case.

If there are no cases, it means that the jurisdiction is safe and the public security is good, and you can get commendations from higher-ups. Even if there are no cases, it means that everyone will have less trouble. Why not do it?

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Note: Three chapters will be updated today. One chapter will be updated now, and the other two chapters will be updated at 12 noon and 10 pm as usual.

I have to explain here the identity of Pirandu Shah, the chief of the North Central District. Some book lovers said that they couldn't figure out whether he was the chief of the Mumbai Police Department.

In fact, these are two different people. The chief of the Mumbai Police Department is similar to the chief of the municipal police department of a prefecture-level city in China, while Pirandu is the chief of the district police department.

This was my oversight, because the beginning of this book was revised several times. Initially, I introduced the divisions of Mumbai, which are divided into seven districts. That is to say, there are seven district police stations like the North Central District, and under the district police stations are grassroots police stations such as the Spanda Police Station (equivalent to a police station).

Later, when I revised it, I deleted this part. I forgot about it and thought it was introduced before. I am really sorry for causing some inconvenience to everyone in reading and understanding.

I have made some changes before, and I will explain it briefly here.

Next is the plot of the Mumbai terrorist attacks. The most important turning point in the protagonist's police career is about to come. I will continue to work hard to write it well.

By the way, I would like to ask for recommendation votes, monthly votes and follow-up reading. I hope everyone will not hesitate to read the book recently. Please help click on the latest chapter. This is very important for the new book to be recommended. Thank you everyone!

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