You're supposed to be a security officer, what case are you solving?

Chapter 324 is hiding something?

A bullet hit him right between the eyebrows!
When Yang Jinwen fired the shot, the criminal police officers guarding outside didn't think anything of it. But when they saw the wound on the assailant's forehead, they gasped in shock.

That's fucking ruthless; they had no intention of leaving anyone alive.

Everyone is trained to handle similar emergencies, and of course, once the decision is made to kill, no survivors will be left.

This was an unspoken understanding; leaving the perpetrator alive would make things more difficult later.

When taking hostages, criminals should prioritize the safety of the hostages and choose an opportunity to fire without harming them. However, it is crucial to remember that if you are not certain that you can kill the hostage, you must fire a follow-up shot.

Therefore, whether shooting criminals or mad cows, police officers always fire multiple shots to ensure their own absolute safety.

But Yang Jinwen only fired one shot, which meant he was absolutely certain of victory.

Although the shooting distance wasn't far, the accuracy and composure displayed were probably only found in the Armed Police Force.

Yao Weihua also had this ability. He encountered the same thing during the crackdown on organized crime, but he fired three shots and knocked the other party down.

This was his first time, while this was the third time Yang Jinwen had killed a criminal with a single shot.

The first time was when he had just joined the police force and solved a dismemberment case with the Chengbei Precinct. The perpetrator suffered from mental illness and had just been released from a mental hospital. He threatened to take hostages.

The second time was during the investigation of a bus robbery at the Lijing Dance Hall, where a similar situation occurred, and he was shot dead.

The third time will be tonight.

Others might not know, but Jiang Jianbing, Xu Guoliang, and Maozi knew him all too well.

The three men exchanged glances, put away their guns, and sighed softly.

Yao Weihua, ever the seasoned veteran, had Yu Qian's wife sit down, draped a coat over her shoulders, and then asked, "You are Yu Qian's wife, Xi Meifeng, right?"

The woman's shoulders were shaking violently, and her lips were trembling. She stared at the corpse on the ground. Qi Bin and Cai Ting moved their feet and stood side by side, blocking her view.

"Yes." She swallowed.

Yao Weihua asked Cai Ting to bring him a recorder, turned it on behind his back, and then asked, "On October 22nd, at 9:30 PM, you were kidnapped by your husband, Yu Qian. He pointed a gun at your head and threatened to kill you. Is that right?"

The woman hesitated for a moment, then remained silent.

"I'm asking you, is your life threatened?"

"Yes...but..."

Upon hearing the word "however," Yao Weihua immediately interrupted her: "Didn't he fire two shots outside earlier?"

"Three shots, he fired three shots."

At this moment, Jiang Jianbing had already picked up the gun from Yu Qian's hand, removed the magazine, and there were still four unfired bullets inside.

The woman swallowed hard: "My husband... he might not..."

Yao Weihua interrupted her again: "He will kill you. His younger brother is more important than you. How many years have you been married to him?"

"More than ten years."

"do you have any kid?"

"Yes, we have a son."

"You already have a child, and he still wants to kill you? What a beast!"

The woman nodded: "He has other women outside and often beats me."

"That's even more of a beast. No wonder he thinks your life isn't as important as his own brother's."

"Yes, he wanted to kill me so he could bring some other woman home. I fucking bastard, I've been with him for over ten years, and he still wants to kill me."

"I'll take you to give a statement in a bit. Can you promise to tell the truth?"

"can."

"Row."

Yao Weihua nodded, turned off the recording, and arranged for two criminal police officers from the Chengbei branch to take the person away. He also whispered to them not to ask about the trafficking yet, but to get the confession of killing Yu Qian first.

After all, Yu Qian and she were husband and wife. Yao Weihua knew this kind of woman too well. If he didn't get her testimony now, she would regret it later.

Although more than a dozen police officers witnessed the facts, none of them were as important as a single sentence uttered by the hostage.

Yao Weihua shouted to one of the leading criminal police officers from Dayan City, "Don't just stand there! Notify your branch, notify the forensic doctors, and call all the trace evidence examiners here."

The group nodded, glanced at the expressionless Yang Jinwen, and then began to work.

At this moment, Yang Jinwen handed the pistol to Cai Ting and told her to put it away.

According to regulations, he cannot carry the gun on his person now; it will be handed over to the forensic team for ballistic comparison later.

Yu Dagou was pinned to a corner, bleeding from his abdomen. Xu Guoliang glanced at his injuries and laughed, "It shouldn't have damaged any internal organs. We'll take him to the hospital to remove the bullet in a bit, and he'll be fine."

Yang Jinwen nodded and said, "Search the house carefully and see if there are any account books."

The crowd nodded and dispersed.

Yang Jinwen found a chair, placed it in front of Yu Dagou, and sat down steadily.

"Can you cooperate with us now?"

Yu Dagou's face was deathly pale. He raised his head and nodded heavily.

Yang Jinwen asked, "When did you start trafficking children?"

"90." "How many people were there in total?"

"Including my brother and sister-in-law, there are eight people in total."

"Besides trafficking children, do you also traffic women?"

"Yes."

How many cases were there in total?

"I can not remember."

"You can't remember how many there were, so that's a lot?"

Yu Dagou didn't dare to utter a sound and kept his head down.

Yang Jinwen continued, "Do you have any account books on hand?"

"Yes, my wife has it."

"Was your wife involved too?"

“She didn’t. I kept a ledger for selling dogs, and she couldn’t understand what I had in it.”

"Where did you sell the children and women to? Who sent them to you?"

“Most of them were sold to Sichuan Province, and some were sold to surrounding villages. Besides Li Daqiang, there were two other groups of people who sent me grain: one was a long-distance bus driver, and the other was a couple who carried their loads on a shoulder pole to the countryside and exchanged bowls and basins for grain.”

"Are they all from Shaanxi Province?"

"Yes."

"Where exactly are they from, and what are their names?"

Yu Dagou answered each question, and Maozi and Cai Ting recorded these important clues.

These two groups couldn't possibly make the arrests themselves; they could only hand over the leads to the local police so they could make the arrests, and the local police would also be responsible for the subsequent rescue.

The rescue is the most troublesome part, and the situation is very complicated. Even collecting blood for DNA testing is very difficult. Who will provide the funding for this?
Furthermore, will the children's so-called "adoptive parents" release them? Will they resist?

After so many years, the child has developed his own consciousness. Is he willing to go with the police?
If we bring the child's biological parents along to the identification process, will there be any conflict with the local villagers?
Some families aren't necessarily bad to their children. For example, Qu Junping and his wife would fight you to the death if you took Qu Xiaoxin away from them.

Whether it's selling or buying, it's all against the law! But...

What I fear most are these villagers, who completely disregard the rule of law and reason.

Yang Jinwen knew very well that it was enough to take down the human trafficking gang. As for other matters, he could only hand over the case to other local authorities in the name of the Municipal Public Security Bureau and ask them to cooperate in the investigation.

Yang Jinwen let out a soft breath and looked at Yu Dagou, who had become docile.

"Put your head up."

Yu Dagou raised his face, but dared not look at him.

“Starting in 1990, over eight years, we won’t say how many people you trafficked, but we will investigate that later.”

I ask you, during this period, did any child die, or was there any accidental death caused by your mishandling of the situation?

Upon hearing this, Yu Dagou's pupils shrank. He wanted to make excuses, but having just witnessed his own brother's miserable state, he dared not lie.

"Yes, there were two cases, but both were accidental deaths. And many of the children were not trafficked by us; they were sent there by their parents themselves."

"How did they die? Which parents brought their children to you?"

"In one case, the person had a high fever, took medicine but didn't get better, and then became seriously ill the next day. In another case, a child ran away and was chased and bitten by my dog..."

Yang Jinwen squinted and asked, "How was the body disposed of?"

"Buried."

"Is he really buried?"

"Yes, I can show you. It's in the mountains behind my dog ​​farm. I dug the hole myself. I'm not an animal; I wouldn't be so heartless as to feed them...feed them..."

“We will verify this. These are two lives lost, and the blame will fall on you.”

"No, officer, that sick child can't be blamed on me. His parents brought him here. Actually, the child was already sick..."

"Then why didn't you take him to the hospital?"

"I wouldn't dare, would I dare?" Yu Dagou was covered in sweat and continued, "Those people aren't good either, many babies come from there..."

“Yu Kai, remember this: I’ll say it again, you won’t survive. If you cooperate, we will meet your reasonable needs before you die. If you resist, you know what the consequences will be.”

Yu Dagou blinked repeatedly: "Wh...what do you mean? I've confessed everything, I've told you everything..."

Yang Jinwen pointed his finger at his nose: "You still have things to explain, you're hiding something."

“I…” Yu Dagou lowered his head.

"Possessing firearms illegally, likely involved in the illegal sale of guns, and openly resisting police arrest—you, the head of the human traffickers, if you don't die, who will?"
If your brother hadn't died, he could have taken some of the blame for you, but now the blame is all on you, so you'd better explain everything clearly.

I want the truth. If you dare to hide anything, and it's found out later, you might not even be able to see your relatives one last time. Think it through.

If you confess truthfully, your relatives can visit you in detention, bring you some food, let you see your wife and children, and leave you with something to remember you by. Isn't that good?

Yu Dagou swallowed a few times, pondered for more than ten minutes, then raised his head and nodded, saying, "In the dog pens of my dog ​​farm, there are two freezers, which I have covered with waterproof tarpaulins."

Yang Jinwen narrowed his eyes slightly: "What's inside?"

(End of this chapter)