Animal Detective

Chapter 437 How about a monkey?

When slaughtering pigs for the Chinese New Year, it takes several people to hold one down.

At this moment, Fei Ge looked like a pig waiting to be slaughtered.

He is over 1.8 meters tall, broad-shouldered and thick-waisted. He must work out a lot, as his shoulders are as thick as an average person's calves.

Qu Guofeng put him in an armbar position and pressed his legs down, but he was still struggling desperately.

His face turned bright red from the effort, his teeth were clenched tightly, his eyes were bulging, and his feet were kicking the ground frantically, trying to shake off the person on his legs.

Someone else pressed forward, and he simply rammed his head against it.

It didn't hit anything, so it opened its mouth to bite again.

In the end, he managed to get under control only after he had several people on top of him.

Qu Guofeng forcibly turned the man over, one of them pressing his head firmly to the ground, while he himself used his knee to press against the man's back and forcibly pry his arms open.

They're all a bit too hard to break.

It took the two of them working together to pry their arms together and handcuff them.

Only then did Qu Guofeng stand up, feeling a burning pain in his arm.

However, after the armbar, Fei Ge exerted force with his arm, and while adjusting his posture, Fei Ge accidentally scratched him with his hand.

The marks were clearly visible, and they had been scratched until they bled.

The others fared much better; the teammate who was holding down the legs was kicked several times.

Even so, he still struggled after being handcuffed.

Wang Feng pressed down on him, holding a pistol to his head and yelling, "Don't move!" but it was no use.

"fuck your mother!"

His body was pinned down and he couldn't move, but he kept swearing and staring at Wang Feng with his reddened eyes.

Wang Feng was used to seeing that kind of look in someone's eyes.

In Dehong, all drug dealers are punished to the fullest extent of the law.

The idea that one can redeem oneself through meritorious service and receive a lighter sentence is simply not true.

"If you get caught, you're dead" is a consensus among drug dealers.

Therefore, there was never a situation where someone was captured without resistance.

"Take it away."

Wang Feng shouted.

Instead of taking them away, several people went up and carried them away.

Even so, he wouldn't behave; he kept kicking people.

"Guofeng, are you alright?" Wang Feng glanced at Qu Guofeng's arm.

Qu Guofeng shook his head and said, "Search the car. I'll ask that kid what riddle he was talking about."

When Liu Jia'ang made the call, Qu Guofeng sensed that Fei Ge's reaction was a bit off.

But I'm not sure which sentence is wrong.

The kid said he was willing to cooperate, but he still secretly tipped them off.

Qu Guofeng wasn't surprised.

These petty drug addicts are afraid of both the police and drug dealers.

Drug dealers' retaliation will be even more ruthless.

The number of drug cases in Dehong every year is staggering, and the number of criminal cases is not much less.

Especially the number of murder cases.

Most of them were related to drug cases.

Wang Feng quickly arrived at the wrecked BMW and picked up the black handbag from the back seat.

Open it and take a look.

Documents, cash, and half a packet of drugs.

After leaving the billiard hall, officers from the nearby police station arrived and raided the billiard hall.

No drugs were found.

It's obvious that Fei Ge brought him out.

After searching the car thoroughly, I found a cell phone hidden in the gap between the seats.

Wang Feng waved to Fei Ge in the distance, dragged him over, and after unlocking his phone with his face, he scrolled through his phone.

This is the cell phone that answered Liu Jia'ang's call.

Since speaking with Liu Jia'ang, there have been no other communication records or text messages sent.

Wang Feng let out a soft breath.

He had considered that if he alerted Fei Ge, Fei Ge would notify the person online to escape, or even use a backup phone.

However, after weighing the risks of making arrests in billiard halls and busy downtown areas, the decision was made to do so now.

Part of the reason is that he understands these drug dealers.

It can be said that every drug dealer is extremely selfish.

He was doing business that could cost him his life; he'd seen countless people turn against each other, not just strangers.

In his experience, when a drug dealer realizes he has been exposed and is about to flee, he will only worry about how to get out safely, not about his supplier.

They even doubted the possibility of it going live.

At that moment, he trusted no one but himself.

He will only consider other things once he reaches a place he considers safe.

Of course, there are definitely exceptions.

However, compared to arresting someone in a billiards hall, where the other party is likely to be armed and innocent civilians may be injured, Wang Feng is still willing to take the risk of the news leaking out.

Across from the green belt, Liu Jia'ang's voice could be heard coming from Wang Feng's SUV.

"Captain Qu, I swear, I really didn't tip anyone off!"

"I really don't know why he ran away. I had the speakerphone on, and you heard everything I said."

"You believe me, I swear."

With one hand cuffed to the car door handle, Liu Jia'ang slapped himself repeatedly in the face with the other, cursing and swearing wildly.

Qu Guofeng ignored him and slammed the car door shut.

Only then did Pan Chenghai drive closer.

If it weren't for protecting Shen Xin and the others, he would have already joined them.

He got out of the car, walked over quickly, and kicked Fei Ge, sending him sprawling several meters away.

Then he rushed up, grabbed Fei Ge by the collar and pulled him up to his face, demanding to know who wanted to kill Tian Qiao.

After the incident, Pan Chenghai appeared calm, but in reality, he was still seething with anger.

The obedient and hardworking Tianqiao was actually targeted by drug dealers who wanted to kill her.

This was like taking revenge on a comrade-in-arms; Pan Chenghai wished he could beat him to death on the spot.

Pan Chenghai was a veteran of countless battles, and his kick was incredibly powerful. Even with Fei Ge's large physique, he was still kicked so hard that he couldn't catch his breath and his vision blurred. He instinctively wanted to curse, but then he met Pan Chenghai's murderous gaze.

The words stuck in his throat.

Old Pan, Pan Chenghai.

Fei-ge certainly knew, and was well aware of, what kind of ruthless person Pan Chenghai was.

To drug dealers, he is like Zhong Kui, who kills demons and monsters.

Fei Ge pursed his lips and turned his head away.

Wang Feng then stepped forward, patted Pan Chenghai on the shoulder, and said, "Don't worry, I'll definitely pry his mouth open."

Pan Chenghai then let go.

Looking at the wrecked BMW and recalling the arrest, Shen Xin gained a more direct understanding of the anti-drug front.

Just watching documentaries doesn't really give you a sense of the danger involved.

Suddenly, I felt a sense of mission and an urge to eliminate all overseas drug traffickers.

Shen Xin knew this was unrealistic.

Driven by self-interest and driven by greed, this mentality has existed for thousands of years and has been impossible to eradicate since its inception.

But Shen Xin wanted to do something.

For example, we must find a way to complete this task.

There are also police birds that I train myself.

Shen Xin wanted to stay and even train another batch of them.

The more the merrier.

Throughout Dehong, and even along the hundreds or thousands of kilometers of border in southern Yunnan, it would be wonderful to have a group of these warning birds patrolling and searching the forests.

Perhaps it can indeed help these colleagues on the front lines of drug control to some extent, assisting them in keeping drug traffickers out of the country.

And it's not just police birds, but also police dogs.

The more the better.

Excellent police dogs like Tianqiao are so capable that they can attract the attention of drug dealers, who are willing to risk their lives to kill them.

Fei Ge was taken away.

The follow-up investigation will still be handled by Wang Feng and his team.

Just by looking at this arrest, you can tell how experienced they are.

Pan Chenghai still took Shen Xin around to play. In his words, since it was a rare vacation, they had to relax properly.

The next day, the group went to Mengmao.

I visited the two villages in one country, saw the 60-meter drop Moli Waterfall, ate the Ghost Chicken, and shopped at the duty-free store.

Of course, Shen Xin dared not neglect his mother's arrangements.

In Dehong, Pan Chenghai was quite well-known and had many friends.

I asked a friend and bought two icy jadeite bracelets with floating green flowers at the jade market.

Special price, totaling 78.

Ding Yuwei, who had become a model, couldn't help but say, "Auntie, are you sure? It's so expensive."

During the video call, Zeng Wenyi nodded repeatedly and said with a smile, "I'm sure. It looks so good on you. This is the one."

Ding Yuwei didn't try to persuade him further, knowing that Shen Xin's family was quite wealthy.

The boss, however, glanced at Shen Xin a couple more times.

Spend money where you should and save money where you should.

When making payment, they bypassed Shen Xin, the middleman, and Zeng Wenyi transferred the money directly to her.

Shen Xin was also thinking of using the middleman to inflate the price a little and earn some extra money.

Well, that's great, I didn't make a single penny.

However, I must say, this bracelet has a few green flowers floating on it, the kind that are simple and elegant, and it looks good on Ding Yuwei.

The group spent two days in Mengmao before returning to Simo.

These past two days, Shen Xin hasn't been idle either; he's been thinking about the police bird.

He has harassed Chen Wanbin quite a bit.

First, I asked him about the local bird species in Dehong.

According to Chen Wanbin, Dehong is one of the regions with the richest bird resources in China.

Lianjiang, for example, is known as a bird paradise, with more than 700 recorded bird species, accounting for nearly 50 percent of the total number of bird species in the country.

In Dehong, crows are naturally also present.

However, the unique tropical rainforests along the Dehong border are not necessarily suitable for crows to live in.

In Dehong, for example, there are crows with large and small beaks, red beaks, and white necks, but they are generally distributed in villages, farmland, and the edge of forests.

They will not venture deep into the rainforest.

The ravens that Shen Xin wanted were mainly distributed in cold, dry, high-altitude areas, and were not suitable for survival in humid rainforests.

The environmental considerations stemmed from Shen Xin's idea of ​​releasing the police birds into the forest and having them remain there long-term.

Because drug traffickers cross borders randomly.

You can release them every day, but they still have to follow human routines, which will create vulnerabilities.

If stationed there long-term, it's like a radar station, capable of detecting drug dealers' tracks at any time during daily activities.

Shen Xin also considered it.

If the deployment is long-term, the smart helmet will be unusable.

However, this process can be simplified.

Shen Xin had considered one approach when he was training birds.

For example, birds can be fitted with GPS trackers that only transmit location signals, and a very small battery can last a long time.

After the target is located, they are trained to perform specific flight maneuvers.

For example, like a bee, it can dance in a figure-eight pattern.

This way, information can be transmitted to inform them that someone has been found.

People who frequent primeval forests are most likely not good people.

Then the local police can be deployed in a targeted manner to conduct searches based on the location.

The border line between Dehong and Dehong is about 500 kilometers long.

Releasing a bird every few kilometers creates a large early warning network, which will definitely be effective.

According to Chen Wanbin, birds like corvids, and even grey parrots, are not suited to long-term survival in local forests.

Other birds do not possess the intelligence level of ravens or grey parrots.

"How about monkeys?"

Chen Wanbin suddenly said.

(End of this chapter)