America, starting as a trainee police officer

"This is the security work guide. The area and communication range of each officer, as well as their respective job responsibilities, are specifically marked in the guide."

"The police station's on-site commander will remain in constant contact with me in case of any unforeseen circumstances."

After saying that, Danvers stepped aside and gave his seat to Gray.

"The arrangements made at this briefing are your sole task today. You do not need to respond to dispatch orders from the dispatch center."

"The other day shift officers will follow up."

After emphasizing the importance of the operation, Gray looked at Zoe: "Inspector?"

Upon hearing this, Zoe chimed in, "Most of you here know what your job is, but as for you rookie officers, today's situation is going to be extremely difficult to handle."

"In any case, everything we do to ensure the safety of 'Redwood' will inevitably create a gap between us and the public."

"The key is to remain patient and always be vigilant for any unforeseen changes."

That's all, let's call it a day.

Zoe didn't say much.

What can she say about officials misusing large amounts of public resources?

As everyone was leaving, Gray called out to Bishop and Nolan.

"Agent Danfoss has given you special assignments."

Upon hearing this, the two walked up to Danfoss.

Li Wei went with Lopez and the others to collect their equipment.

Outside the equipment collection room.

The police officers crowded together to collect their equipment, causing long queues.

In the group, Lucy grinned and said, "I don't understand why everyone's making such a fuss. It's just one day of overtime, isn't it?"

"All that needs to be done is close the roads and put up signs?"

Tim, standing to the side, was speechless at her naive remarks.

Li Wei also glanced at her.

"What! Why are you all staring at me like that?"

Li Wei didn't want to talk to the person with cerebral palsy, so he turned his head away and ignored the mentally challenged man.

"This is like tearing a city apart for no reason, leaving it in pieces."

Standing next to Levi, Lopez sensed that Lucy wouldn't understand Tim's metaphorical approach, so she added, "It's rush hour right now. And we're deliberately creating roadblocks."

Tim couldn't help but shake his head and sigh: "Everything we've done is absolutely going to piss off the citizens."

Then it was the turn of the four of them to receive their equipment.

"Defense Zone One".

Tim and Lucy are in Zone 1.

"Second defense zone."

Li Wei and Lopez are in Zone 2.

"I mean, I'm exhausted from dealing with all sorts of gritted teeth people every day on duty. Today, thanks to working overtime all day, I finally had some time to fix the car's air conditioner."

Hearing this newbie still worrying about the car's air conditioning, Tim couldn't help but stare at Lucy.

Seeing the displeasure in Tim's eyes, Lucy was confused about what she had done wrong: "What's wrong?"

"Enjoying air conditioning will only make you weak. One is born in hardship and dies in comfort. A police officer must be aware of this."

At this moment, a large box of equipment was placed on the table.

Lucy's attention was interrupted as she looked at the box full of equipment: "Is all of this for today?"

Similarly, Li Wei was also examining the equipment.

"Yep, traffic accidents are surging, hence the extra road lights. Those extra tickets were meant for clueless idiots."

"The additional cordon for handling cases is to block off the sidewalk."

"Road traffic cones."

"Okay! Okay! I understand." Lucy finally understood what Lopez and Tim meant earlier.

Aside from being slow-witted, Li Wei didn't know how else to describe her.

"We're not finished yet."

Tim interrupted Lucy and took a riot helmet handed to him by an administrator: "Riot helmet and riot baton, tactical helmet and 42-inch baton, and heavy armor riot vest."

"To prevent riots, control the crowd."

"And my favorite, a 40mm tear gas grenade launcher. In case democracy turns into civil unrest."

Looking at the equipment, Lucy's face turned green; she was clearly only now realizing the seriousness of the situation.

"Hey, don't look so grumpy. At least you can enjoy the air conditioning comfortably now, right?"

Tim made a sarcastic remark about her.

Li Wei, meanwhile, was holding a 42-inch baton, thinking about hitting it six times per second.

...

"Whose street!? Our street!!"

. . .

"No peace without controversy!"

The protest slogans were chanted.

Levi and Lopez got out of the police car.

I watched as people held up signs to protest the LAPD lockdown.

It's no wonder that LAPD is disliked.

Everyone is questioning the formalism of the Chinese and Americans, but to be fair, formalism is even more serious in the United States.

"OK! Citizens, you can't stay here! There's a designated protest area across the street. Please proceed within the cordon," Lopez shouted to the crowd.

"We have the right to speak freely! This is a public place!"

A woman immediately refuted Lopez.

"No, this is the hotel's private property. Blocking the hotel entrance violates fire safety regulations and poses a fire hazard."

Li Wei retorted.

The woman unleashed her ultimate move, ignoring all comments and refusing to listen, like a monk chanting scriptures.

"No peace without controversy!"

Seeing that the group was completely uncooperative, Lopez decided not to indulge them any longer. He looked at Levi and asked, "Did you bring evacuation warning cards?"

Upon hearing this, Li Wei nodded and took out a card from his pocket.

This thing is similar to the cards for the Miranda Declaration, containing some official terminology.

It is mainly used to avoid some legal troubles.

"I am Constable V. Lee, and I hereby declare this an unlawful assembly. On behalf of the State of California, I order all participants to disperse immediately."

"You all heard that: either disband or go to jail!"

Lopez, standing nearby, shouted in response.

And one of the two at the front is that bastard chanting sutras just now.

She and another woman next to her were handcuffed together.

Besides them, there were many other people who were also handcuffed to each other in pairs.

"Who has the key to the handcuffs?" Lopez asked the crowd.

A man dressed in green and wearing a baseball cap defiantly waved the key in his hand and swallowed it in front of Lopez.

Seeing this, Lopez said nothing; she had said everything she needed to say. She turned to Li Wei and said, "Notify the mobile emergency response team."

Upon hearing this, Li Wei picked up the walkie-talkie.

"Arnold?! What's wrong?"

He choked!!!

Lopez rushed forward immediately.

She hugged the man and began to squeeze his abdomen.

Li Wei followed suit, evacuating the surrounding crowd.

"Everyone back off! Make room!"

puff!

With Lopez's first aid, the man successfully ejected the key.

Besides the key, there was also the food he had eaten in the morning and at noon, both digested and undigested.

He sprayed the bastard woman chanting sutras in front of him all over.

Looking at the vomit on his body.

The woman froze on the spot.

Then he let out a scream at an extremely high decibel level.