North American Detective: I Am Proficient In All Kinds of American IAI Chapter 3

  Chapter 3 Hidden dangers

  The pickup is driving on a wide road.

  Dean also began to sort out the memories in his mind.

  He finally figured out his situation.

  This world is somewhat similar to the previous life, but it is different in many subtleties. It is more like two parallel worlds with some similarities.

  His family is also a bit complicated.

  Father was a Los Angeles police detective, mixed Chinese and Irish. He died in the line of duty eight years ago, and his father's relatives and friends gradually lost contact.

   Dean was 13 at the time.

  He has always suspected his father's death, and there are other secrets, so he completed his college credits and graduated early, signed up for the recruitment of the Los Angeles Police Department, and completed the corresponding half-year training.

  However, due to the mediocre results in the police academy assessment,

Before Dean joined the job, he was transferred to the "Crackdown and Anti-Drug Division" instead of the "Robbery-Murder Division" (Serious Crime Division). File, but not undercover reported to the police.

  Mother Sheila, of Italian descent, is the youngest daughter of a farmer. Through the relationship of Dean's grandfather, she is responsible for handling the crops on the farms around Los Angeles for a living (intermediary).

  There is an older brother on it.

  The elder brother, Baker, has brown hair and blue eyes, and looks more like an Irishman. He is 25 years old this year and has become a professional warehouse treasure hunter with his uncle. He wanders around the United States and rarely comes back.

   Below is a younger brother and a younger sister.

  Brother Thompson, 15 years old this year, is six years younger than Dean. He is just in the ninth grade.

  Sister Sinclair, who looks most like her mother, is a brown-haired little loli, 11 years old this year, in fifth grade, with a weird personality and a bit rebellious.

  Family relationship, and then up.

   On Dean's mother's side, there are two older brothers.

  The eldest uncle took care of the farm with Dean's grandfather, and the second uncle took Dean's elder brother to the warehousing industry, with simple connections.

simply put.

  Dean is a single-parent family, and his close members include his mother, elder brother, younger brother, younger sister, grandfather and two uncles.

   "Fortunately, my predecessor moved out early, otherwise it would be a headache for me to deal with these interpersonal relationships."

   Dean is not good at this.

  He licked his somewhat dry lips and accelerated the speed of the car.

  Dean merged his memory and slept for a day and a night. Now he is thirsty and hungry. Later, he will clear up the hidden dangers left by the bank robbery. He must find the restaurant as soon as possible to replenish his status.

   After another distance, the surrounding vehicles began to increase.

   Around the road, gas stations, motels and restaurants also appeared.

  Dean stopped in the rest area, got out of the car and bought some food, and then continued to drive towards downtown Los Angeles.

  He didn't care about the threat of Eve, the deputy team member of the "Crackdown and Anti-drug Division".

  But after Dean received the memory, he discovered that in addition to Nathan's party who were killed in the bank robbery, there was also Nathan's lover.

  Nathan's lover is named Anna, a hot Latina beauty.

   The other party is a stripper.

   It was through his handsome appearance that Dean could only pretend to be a coincidence after he had settled down with the other party, and got on Nathan's line, becoming Nathan's small gang, a character similar to a dog-headed army division.

   Actually.

   It was Anna who learned the information about the bank **** car this time from a drinker, and inadvertently told Nathan, which led to the robbery.

  The bank cash truck was robbed, and Nathan and others disappeared!

  As long as Anna is not stupid, she will definitely suspect that the robbery of the armored van is related to Nathan and others!

   This is a big hidden danger.

   Politicians' money is hot.

  Dean wants to walk freely in the sun and fly away with more than three million dollars, so he must solve this hidden danger!

  If the hidden danger is too great.

  Then Dean will not hesitate to give up the more than three million dollars, turn around and turn into a rookie undercover agent who cracked the cash truck robbery, maintaining his identity as a five-star good citizen of Los Angeles.

  In his previous life, he lived a life full of ups and downs and could be wiped out by the organization at any time.

  This life.

  He just wants to be a good guy.

  The closer the pickup gets to downtown Los Angeles, the more congested the road will be.

  Los Angeles has a developed economy. During rush hour, the traffic flow in and out is very exaggerated, forming a long queue of traffic.

   But the Los Angeles highway, the scenery along the way is beautiful.

  On one side is the turbulent Pacific Ocean, and on the other side are steep cliffs and mountains.

  It was evening at this time.

  In the afterglow of the setting sun, a row of palm trees swayed with the evening wind.

  On the beach not far away, you can still hear the laughter of children playing.

Dean leaned on the window of the car with one hand, feeling the cool breeze, and pulled the wheel of the car with the other hand, slowly shuttled through the traffic flow, looked at the sea along the way, listened to the noise outside, and felt a little uncomfortable because of the traffic jam. Come.

   Night falls.

  Dean finally returned to the city.

  He has a temporary residence here. It is located in the South District. It is an old-fashioned apartment built more than 30 years ago. The residents are all first-generation immigrants, and there are a small number of black workers.

  The only advantage of the apartment is that it is cheap and you can return the deposit and leave at any time.

  Hide money well.

It's still early.

  Dean put on a hooded sweater, drove the pickup, and went to prepare tools that might be used tonight.

   As a professional sweeper.

  For cleaning tools, it is not limited to firearms.

   Dean's favorite things are nail polish and razor blades.

  Nail polish can hide fingerprints without affecting the flexibility of fingers.

  Shaving razor blades can be seen everywhere, and they can be thrown away whenever they are used. Even if they are found, it is difficult to analyze useful clues from the blades.

  Of course, sometimes, Dean will use special glue instead of nail polish.

  Fingerprint detection technology is to distinguish fingerprint traces through the secretion of sweat and oil on the fingers.

  So as long as the skin surface is smooth and does not continue to secrete things, you don't have to worry about your fingerprints leaving behind.

   Be ready for anything.

  Dean drove the pickup to the strip bar where Anna was.

  A strip bar where Anna works, located in downtown Los Angeles.

   Downtown, sounds tall.

   But this area is actually an out-and-out slum gathering area, hiding a large number of drug addicts, illegal workers, bankrupt homeless, and gang members.

  It's fine during the day.

  Once it was night, even the patrolmen would not dare to appear here in uniform.

  Chaotic freedom is the main theme here!

  When Dean arrived, it was already past nine o'clock in the evening.

  The bar had just opened, and there was a long queue outside. There were strong Mexicans maintaining order, and there were groups of drug addicts standing on both sides of the street, which looked very lively.

  Dean was wearing a sweater and a mask, and drove the pickup to an uninhabited alley. After cleaning up the traces on the car, he deliberately opened the car door, left the key, and walked to the strip bar.

   In less than one night, someone will help him dispose of this pickup truck, change the plate and modify it, and remove the last traces of him.

   The geographical division of the United States is very confusing (states, counties, cities, towns).

   For example, counties in various states are regional units much larger than "cities", often including a dozen or even dozens of cities.

   But they are not subordinate to each other, and they have no superior-subordinate relationship.

   As long as a city has a city government, it does not belong to the county. The city government, city council, police station, etc. all exist independently.

  (end of this chapter)

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