America, starting as a trainee police officer

Chapter 124 Jianghu Hunt Order

Nolan quickly ducked down. Then, the sound of gunfire rang out.

The gunman was seen firing wildly at Nolan's pickup truck.

Nolan was also a trained police officer; he didn't just sit in the driver's seat and let the gunman open fire.

He crouched low and moved to the passenger side, then exited through the passenger door, using the car as cover.

But the other side did not stop firing, and continued to fire bullets wildly at Nolan's pickup truck.

They kept shooting until they blew his hood off.

Listening to the clicking sound of guns.

The gunman then gave up.

They got into the red sedan.

Go ahead and go.

..

Several police cars were parked in the parking lot, with their lights on and sirens blaring.

Nolan stared blankly ahead, no one knew what he was thinking.

Unbeknownst to him, the metallic luster of the gold coin that Li Wei had just given him had dimmed slightly.

"Hey, we've searched the whole area, and nobody saw the gunman." Lucy walked over at that moment with West and Levi.

"That gunman fired over two hundred bullets!" Nolan exclaimed dramatically at that moment.

"Yes, that's right, but nobody claims to have seen the gunman."

Lucy was helpless; this was the outcome.

"By the way, the patrol officers found the vehicle the gunman used to escape. It was reported stolen this afternoon. The forensic department is working hard to find clues."

At this moment, their respective instructors also came over.

Bishop asked with feigned concern, "Who did you mess with, newbie?"

Tim, standing to the side, said to Nolan with certainty, "The person you offended clearly has power; they've used heavy weaponry."

"But I don't know that gunman."

Nolan felt incredibly wronged.

I was shot at like this on the street for no reason.

Is it because he's a policeman?

He was puzzled.

Just as everyone was wondering, Zoe led a large group over.

"According to intelligence, a bounty has been placed on your head by the Southern Front of the Gang."

Upon hearing this news, Nolan froze on the spot, staring at everyone in disbelief: "An emergency kill order?"

"Yes, it means a bounty is placed on your head," Gray said, explaining to Nolan.

"This rookie actually got a bounty on his head from the mob before me?" Tim looked at Nolan incredulously.

"Looks like I need to catch up and get things done." Tim felt that not having a bounty on his head was a huge disgrace.

Bishop, standing to the side, said somewhat helplessly, "This has nothing to do with the honor of the police."

"You must have done something incredibly righteous to make a violent white supremacist gang want to kill you."

Lopez then added a comment.

"What? Say it again? White supremacist gangs plus a kill order? What the hell happened?"

Nolan was completely dumbfounded at this moment.

Li Wei, meanwhile, was secretly watching Inspector Zoe from the side.

If I remember correctly, it was because of this. Nolan and Zoe were kidnapped by people on the Southern Front.

Then, in the swimming pool, Zoe was shot through the neck and died instantly.

Thinking about this, Li Wei pondered how he could secretly give her a gold coin.

And she also had to carry it with her at all times.

"Generally speaking, gangs don't offer bounties on police officers. They're afraid of getting into serious trouble for it. Unless a police officer insults a gang member."

Gray looked at Nolan with a serious expression.

Zoe then took over the conversation.

"Only in this situation will the gangs unleash their fury like beasts from their cages. The woman you arrested today is Atreid Heather."

Nolan was just discussing this with Levi and the others, so he naturally remembered this woman.

"Her skirt was torn, and I made her lose face in public. I thought she was from the Ministry of Internal Affairs."

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Upon hearing this, Zoe shook her head: "No, she's the pregnant woman of the son of a Southern Front gang leader. The most violent criminal organization in all of America."

Gray then added, "Because of how you treated her, the mob boss ordered all the gang members to hunt you down."

"Where's Talia?" Tim noticed the key point at that moment.

"Yes, what will happen to me?" Talia looked at Zoe and the others with concern.

Clearly, she was only thinking of herself.

"It was Nolan who handcuffed the man. And the only one they're after is Nolan."

Zoe offered an explanation that dispelled Bishop's fear.

"How many members are there on the Southern Front in total?" Lucy asked at that moment.

"The Los Angeles area? There are probably several thousand." That number is actually about the same as the number of police officers in the IAPD.

"So the most important thing right now is to protect your personal safety," Zoe said earnestly to Nolan.

"The first step is to remove you from the street patrol team."

"Now you can come with me, I'll take you home."

After Zoe finished speaking, Nolan followed behind her in a daze, surrounded by a large group of police officers.

..

After some time.

Ben, a friend of Nolan, owns a mansion.

"The police dog team thoroughly searched the entire building. Is the homeowner coming home tonight?"

Hearing Zoe's question, Nolan shook his head: "Uh, no, he went to New York yesterday. So what's the plan now?"

"The prosecutor's office approved the voice-activated emergency call request. It bypassed the emergency hotline, directly connecting to police in the area and sending a red alert."

As Zoe spoke, the two walked into the living room of the house. Inside, they saw several workers installing alarm systems.

"And then what's the next step?"

Nolan is actually more concerned about his police career.

"That's up to you," Zoe said seriously, looking at Nolan.

"No, I mean I can't go to work anymore, right?"

"Everyone within five feet of me is in mortal danger."

I heard Nolan say this.

"Being a police officer means being willing to risk your life."

"You mean I should just go straight to work and pretend the gang's kill order doesn't exist?"

Zoe listened to Nolan's question but did not answer it directly.

"I think the police should educate the gangsters so that there's no turning back from being decent human beings."

"At any cost?" Nolan asked, puzzled.

"At any cost," Zoe replied with certainty.

"But listen carefully. It's entirely up to you, and whatever decision you make, no one will judge you."

Hearing this, Nolan gave a complex laugh.

"Okay, fine."

"Nolan".

Zoe looked at him earnestly: "This has nothing to do with courage. You have a family. Anyone who has ever worn a police badge can understand your predicament."

"All the equipment is installed, Captain," the person installing the alarm said at that moment.