America, starting as a trainee police officer

Chapter 112 Stealing Half a Day of Leisure

"Well, you'll have to hope for the best. If you really can't handle it, the instructor will take over the case," Gray answered Lucy's question expressionlessly.

"But don't get your hopes up. If the instructors take over, they'll definitely evaluate you differently. That's all. Best of luck."

Zoe added.

To become a formal police officer, the ability to handle cases independently is an essential skill.

To be honest, Zoe was being quite polite.

If someone is unable to handle a difficult case, then their departure from the LAPD is probably imminent.

Leave Zoe's office.

Nolan and Lucy were both excited, clearly unaware of the seriousness of the situation.

"Do you know how excited I am right now? I've finally reached the day when I can be in control of my own destiny!"

Nolan remains as optimistic as ever.

"I understand you! Okay!" Lucy smiled happily.

Watching their performance, Li Wei couldn't help but want to inform their respective instructors to record the video.

I can't wait to see how they distribute the grain.

"Wow! Take it easy, you two. You should know that 20% of trainee officers are eliminated during the drill instructors' day in civilian clothes, right?"

Upon hearing this, Nolan's face fell: "We don't like hearing that! Why do you have to bring this up?"

"Give you some motivation?" West really couldn't understand Nolan's mindset.

"These newbies are growing so fast, aren't they?"

As the group descended the stairs, their respective instructors, now in civilian clothes, were waiting for them downstairs.

"Don't be surprised, just like when they first came in, only four greenhorns."

Listening to the instructors criticizing them, the group instinctively stood still, waiting for orders.

"Rookie, what are you looking at? Are you trying to pretend we don't exist!" Tim said at that moment.

I reminded the group that the school entrance exams should begin now.

"Let's go get the equipment."

Li Wei glanced at the others and then headed towards the equipment collection area.

"You get teased after making three mistakes? What about you?"

"Same here. I bet Tim has already planned dozens of ways to prank people."

"That's absolutely right! I've fired eleven rookies on my day in civilian clothes. Add you today, and that makes a dozen."

""

Lucy's face paled as she listened to the crickets chirping behind her.

The others are fine.

After all, neither of their instructors were too strict, but Lucy's instructor was Tim.

She couldn't help but be afraid.

"Don't listen to him! The instructors are just trying to throw us into disarray!" Nolan reassured him.

But before he could finish speaking...

"They started making mistakes before they even got to the street."

Lopez looked at the two tactical pouches in Nolan's hands.

"Why are you carrying two bags of equipment when the instructor isn't here?"

Nolan was taken aback upon hearing this.

I was just about to return the backpack.

Li Wei intervened.

"According to regulations, equipment must be carried in duplicate in case of emergencies, in which case the instructors must be involved."

Li Wei's words left Nolan unsure of whom to listen to.

I stood there completely bewildered.

Tim wasn't going to tease these rookies any longer: "Looks like someone helped you avoid your first mistake."

Hearing this, Nolan realized that he had almost been tricked by the instructor.

Human nature is treacherous!

"Don't worry, newbie, you'll have plenty of chances to make mistakes."

Tim looked at Nolan meaningfully.

Bishop, standing to the side, looked rather helpless.

After the instructors left, Nolan was no longer as optimistic as before: "Today is definitely going to be very tough." He sighed.

Levi and Lopez leaned against the wall.

Lopez was holding a magazine in his hand, and the two of them seemed rather relaxed.

Li Wei crossed his arms and watched the mechanic in front of him change the car battery.

That's right, the police car's battery is dead. It will take two hours to replace it.

I'm secretly happy about this; it's a rare moment of leisure.

"Li, the battery is replaced, we can set off now."

The mechanic closed the hood and flashed a large gold tooth at Li Wei.

Thanks.

Li Wei thanked him, but it was unclear whether he was thanking him for taking two hours to get them to respond or for fixing the car.

"Lopez! I need to borrow the new guy you're training; there's some tedious work to do."

Just as Levi was about to get into the car, Black detective Wolf walked over.

"No problem," Lopez readily agreed.

To be honest, she felt there was no need to play the drill instructor casual day game with Li Wei.

This guy might be more familiar with the business processes than she is.

This was the best batch of rookies she had ever mentored.

Upon hearing this, Wolf handed the cardboard box to Levi: "This is a murder case file. Categorize and file it. Is that alright?"

"No problem, sir."

Having received an affirmative answer, Wolf left first.

Lopez then walked up, flipping through the fashion magazine in her hand: "Hey, Lee, what do you think of this outfit?"

Upon hearing this, Li Wei glanced at the magazine in Lopez's hand and shrugged: "You look good in anything."

He's not stupid; how could he possibly answer such a potentially disastrous question wrong, even if Lopez wasn't his girlfriend?

If a woman asks you a similar question, this is the right answer.

"Comeon, you've got a sweet tongue. You've tricked Bianca quite a bit, haven't you?"

Levi shrugged again at Lopez's teasing.

"Hey Angela, you don't seem to mind that I only did these trivial tasks today. As for the exams—"

Li Wei was simply a little curious.

If things continue like this...

With today's point-deduction system for school exams, I don't even need to patrol the streets anymore, so naturally I have no chance to make mistakes.

He got a perfect score on the exam for free.

"Come on, you need to take the exam? I think you can just end your internship now, but the rules are the rules, and the twelve-month internship period cannot be shortened by even one month."

But now almost half the time has passed.

The mid-year exams are just around the corner.

"By the way, the big exams in six months are coming up soon, how's your preparation going?"

"Absolutely no problem, sir!"

Li Wei was not intimidated by the written test at all.

With the system's skills, unless he deliberately gets two questions wrong, he only has one option: to get full marks.

Inside a makeshift interrogation room.

Li Wei meticulously recorded and archived the murder scene items one by one from the box.

Many people might find this kind of paperwork tedious.

But he actually quite liked it.

"Richard Ochoa?"

Li Wei put away the items and looked at the names on the dossier.

"It's almost time, let's go have lunch, newbie."

Lopez then put down the magazine, stood up, and stretched.

Half a day passed by leisurely like this.

After lunch, Levi and Lopez delivered the filed evidence to the evidence storage area.

After filling out the filing form, Li Wei put down his pen: "Looks like we still have to go on patrol in the streets."

Upon hearing this, Lopez looked at Levi and asked, "What? You don't want to go?"