Reborn in 1995, Criminal Investigation Records

Chapter 52 People from the Political Department

The person who came saw Zhou Yang standing in the yard didn't even have time to stop his bicycle properly. He leaned against the wall, grabbed the cloth bag hanging from the handlebars, and came over.

"Hello comrade, I'm Liu Gongcheng from the power bureau. This is the electricity bill for that area for the past three months, which our director asked me to deliver!"

Zhou Yang accepted the gift, said thank you for your hard work, and the other person waved goodbye before riding away on his bicycle under the moonlight.

Holding the heavy electricity bill in his hand, Zhou Yang sighed. Solving the case still requires the cooperation of various departments. In the future, the space for these criminals will be compressed smaller and smaller.

Without a moment's hesitation, Zhou Yang returned to the First Brigade's office, placed the list on the table, grabbed a lamp, and began flipping through the pages one by one to search for clues.

The entire brigade office was empty, except for the rustling sound of him turning the case files.

He didn't know how much time had passed when he vaguely felt someone nudging his shoulder. He sat up with a start, wiped his face, and wondered how he had fallen asleep.

"Stop pushing yourself so hard. Let's go to the cafeteria. Liu didn't ask anyone to call you when we had extra food last night. You must be starving!" Dai Yan tapped the table with his knuckles.

Zhou Yang was taken aback and looked at the clock on his right. The hour hand had just passed 6 o'clock.

It seems the cafeteria staff have also adjusted their meal times; they never used to serve meals this early.

"What about Brother Chao?" Zhou Yang got up to check the electricity bill and was relieved to find that there was no saliva from him on it.

"Thank goodness, there's no sound from over there!" Dai Yan adjusted his glasses. "You wouldn't believe it, his eyes were bloodshot from staying up all night. He just got back and was taking a shower over there!"

Zhou Yang nodded. While he and Dai Yan were eating, Wang Chao casually brought over his lunchbox.

Zhou Yang looked up and saw that his eyes were indeed very red, and he could even see blood vessels in them.

"Stop looking, they all say it looks like a rabbit!" Wang Chao muttered, peeling an egg and stuffing it into his mouth. "It's only now. If it were before, I'd knock on his gate every half hour. I wouldn't sleep, and I'd keep that bastard awake too!"

"I'm warning you, kid, don't mess around. If you end up cleaning up my mess, I'll get yelled at too!" Liu Chengyu put the food on the table, tilted his head, and glared at the other person.

"Get ready, someone wants to see you!"

Zhou Yang was taken aback: "Ren Jing said she wants to see me?"

"What are you talking about!" Liu Chengyu stuffed rice into his mouth. "The Municipal Bureau! Your application for permanent employment has been submitted. The Political Department needs to conduct an on-site inspection. There's nothing to be nervous about!"

"They really did?" Zhou Yang was still taken aback.

"What, you thought I was joking?" Liu Chengyu glared at you. "Go wash your face after dinner and look more presentable. But you're already looking fine, it's not a big deal!"

Zhou Yang nodded and ate his rice faster.

That night at dinner, I thought it was just a casual remark, but who would have thought it would happen so quickly? You know, only two days have passed. It seems that my master has given me quite a bit of attention in Deng Fangfang's case.

"I knew it!" Wang Chao muttered. "That kid Xiao Jiale didn't even eat, and he covered my shift first thing this morning. Looks like he got a spur to the moment!"

Zhou Yang didn't respond; there was no way to respond to that.

Actually, he didn't take the matter of being promoted to a permanent position early to heart. On the one hand, the rules were strict, and the number of people who were promoted from intern to permanent position usually did not exceed 5% of the same period.

Secondly, the approval process is quite complicated, requiring the application to meet one of the three criteria: outstanding meritorious service, shortage of special talents, or special approval from higher authorities (for special projects).

The review process is rigorous. First, an application is submitted along with supporting materials about the applicant's achievements. Then, the application is reviewed by the political department, and finally, it is approved by the prefecture-level city and reported to the provincial public security bureau for record-keeping.

As Liu Chengyu just mentioned, the assessment is essentially a political review, assessing professional competence and discipline, which Zhou Yang is confident in.

Even so, even if it passes, it will be delayed for another month, because Zhou Yang has only been with the Ning'an Municipal Bureau for five months, which is not enough time.

The regulations stipulate that the internship period should generally not be less than 6 months.

Normally, few people apply in advance because, barring special circumstances, everyone becomes a permanent member after a year. Relatively speaking, the honor station has a larger scope.

After all, if you were to say it out loud, they could be considered among the top 5% of their batch.

However, since he had already applied, Zhou Yang naturally wouldn't say such meaningless things, as it represented the system's affirmation of him.

After dinner, while Zhou Yang was still studying the stack of electricity bills, two messages arrived simultaneously.

Xiao Jiale noticed that Ren Fu was about to leave.

A black Santana drove into the city bureau's gate at that moment; the political department personnel had arrived.

Wang Chao gave Zhou Yang a reassuring look, then waved his fist at him before setting off again in the Jingbei 212.

In fact, Zhou Yang had experienced more than one conversation with the political department in his previous life.

When my master Liu Chengyu got into trouble in my previous life, I was called in for an investigation and interview, mainly to understand his daily behavior and whether I was aware of or involved in it.

Furthermore, when I applied for a transfer to a provincial department, I was also interviewed through normal procedures. The purpose of the interview was to understand the reasons, see if I needed the organization's assistance, and assess any work-related conflicts.

This time, however, it was for a permanent position, which was completely different from before. Zhou Yang wasn't really that excited, but even Liu Chengyu, who was with him, couldn't help but glance at him.

Thinking to myself, "He truly is my apprentice. His composure and composure are the mark of a natural-born criminal investigator."

Anyway, in the other party's eyes now, his apprentice is perfect in every way, and pleasing to the eye no matter how you look at him.

After the introductions, Liu Chengyu left. After all, Ren Jing still needed some more effort; the case needed to be pushed forward at any time!

"Comrade Zhou Yang, please have a seat!" The location was a conference room. Zhou Yang sat alone on one side, with three members of the inspection team opposite him.

"Comrade Zhou Yang, we are the inspection team from the Political Department of the Municipal Public Security Bureau. Based on your application for formal employment and in accordance with the 'Measures for the Assessment of Formal Employment of People's Police,' we are conducting an organizational assessment interview with you today. Please answer the questions truthfully. The content of the interview will be kept confidential and recorded for archiving."

Zhou Yang nodded to indicate that he understood.

"This conversation will mainly consist of three parts: first, understanding your thoughts and work performance during your internship; second, listening to the evaluations from your colleagues and supervisors; and third, verifying relevant materials. The whole process will take about an hour. If you have no questions, shall we begin now?"

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"Your performance during your internship is evident to everyone in the company. Please keep up the good work. No matter the outcome, it will be a valuable experience for your career!" The person in the middle looked at the colleagues on both sides, who nodded slightly.

The man also stood up, walked around the conference room table, and extended his right hand to Zhou Yang.

"Young man, do a good job!" The man patted Zhou Yang's hand and left the meeting room.

call...

Zhou Yang let out a long sigh of relief. He thought he was already familiar with the process and wouldn't be nervous, but now he realized that his palms were all sweaty. It seems that he wasn't as fearless as he thought!

"Are they gone?" Liu Chengyu poked his head out from outside the conference room, and the moment he saw Zhou Yang, he straightened up: "You little brat, don't get too cocky. Don't gloat until this case is solved!"

Zhou Yang's eyes widened. Good heavens, he hadn't even done anything yet, and he'd already been lectured.

However, Liu Chengyu immediately waved to him, and as soon as they entered the corridor, the other person's expression turned serious: "Ren Jing has given us some clues!"

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