National Forensic Doctor
Chapter 221 - 221 213 Special

221: Chapter 213 Special 221: Chapter 213 Special Investigation Center.

Jiang Yuan, Wu Jun, and Wang Zhong came down to see what the fuss was about, only to find that the surveillance room was already packed with several people.

“Doctor Wu.”

“Captain Liu…”

“Jiang…”

Everyone greeted each other in a bit of a mess, then Wu Jun fiercely opened the lid, “Is everybody here just slacking off?”

“It’s been pretty quiet lately, not many cases,” Captain Liu Wenkai of the second team, who was in charge of major cases, let out a long sigh, “The girls at Club K haven’t been switched out for four or five months now.

If this keeps up, I’ll be wasting my informants’ fees.”

“What’s the problem if they don’t switch out the girls?” Wang Zhong asked, puzzled.

“If they don’t change the girls, fewer and fewer clients will come, and we’ll get less and less information from Club K.

If everyone starts committing crimes in Ningtai and spends their money in Qinghe, where will we find our leads?” Captain Liu Wenkai sighed again, looked at Wang Zhong, and said, “No wonder you got scammed by a ‘drink pusher.’

Wang Zhong’s face turned red, “She didn’t scam me.

I told Captain Wu about it, didn’t I?

Didn’t they end up catching the whole gang because of me?”

Feeling more sympathetic, Captain Liu Wenkai pointed at the surveillance and said, “Such a pretty girl, dating you online, even having meals with you, didn’t you ever think how unreasonable that was?

In the end, the bill was 6,500, get it?”

“8,800, the bill was 8,800,” Wang Zhong corrected Captain Liu.

A detective beside them looking on for entertainment couldn’t help but burst out laughing.

When Wang Zhong looked over, he explained, “It’s usually 6,500 for these scams.

Maybe she asked for 8,800 because she got tired from chatting with you?”

“Chatting with me is tiring?

I’ve been on lots of blind dates, okay?” Wang Zhong was slightly defensive.

Being duped in an online romance scam was bad enough; now, with all his colleagues watching the video, it felt even worse.

Wang Zhong couldn’t bear to stay any longer and turned to leave.

Captain Liu, watching Wang Zhong’s departing figure, earnestly educated the others, “You have to tease him gradually, like petting a cat, hey, let him get used to being patted on the head before you try touching his belly.

Don’t just go for the crotch all at once.”

Under Captain Liu’s guidance, the conversation in the surveillance room went downhill.

Not long after, Jiang Yuan, growing bored of watching the interrogations, was about to leave when the door of the surveillance room clacked open.

In walked Wang Zhong with a stern face, holding two printed fingerprint pages, “Jiang, Captain Liu, I’ve matched a fingerprint over here.”

“Whose?” Captain Liu Wenkai asked, somewhat surprised as he took a look.

“The ringleader inside,” Wang Zhong said with a twist of his mouth.

“I ran their fingerprints thoroughly.

At position 27, I got a match for the ringleader’s.”

Jiang Yuan glanced at Wang Zhong.

He had seen Wang Zhong’s system setup; the guy set his fingerprint candidate number at twenty per page.

Matching at the 27th position meant that Comrade Wang Zhong had finally learned how to turn a page.

Congratulations are in order!

During routine fingerprint analysis, if it’s a full fingerprint against another full fingerprint, or a full fingerprint against a mostly complete clear fingerprint, twenty is about enough.

But criminals’ fingerprints aren’t always complete.

Wang Zhong was matching a full fingerprint against partial prints, and matching at position 27 was a pretty good result.

It surpassed Wang Zhong’s usual level of expertise.

Captain Liu Wenkai didn’t understand the specifics of fingerprints, but looking at the result, he couldn’t help but laugh, “Good job.

This guy’s a wanted fugitive with cases in other places.

Now, Captain Wu can have a field day digging into him.”

Captain Liu Wenkai said this while sending a message to Wu Junhao in the interrogation room.

Having concrete evidence in hand and mere bluffing are two different things.

There is no right to remain silent during interrogation in China.

If you don’t know something, you can say so, but if the police have evidence against you, claiming ignorance isn’t going to fly.

Wu Junhao in the interrogation room had already given the ringleader a legal primer, quickly leading to a breakdown.

“He’s looking at seven years,” Captain Liu Wenkai chuckled from the surveillance room.

Wang Zhong rubbed his face, “The fingerprints brought in here have to be checked by us anyway.”

“Good work.

You need to maintain this attitude,” Captain Liu Wenkai advised Wang Zhong.

“Detest evil as you would an enemy, you understand?

This is what detesting evil as you would an enemy looks like!”

Wang Zhong did indeed have the appearance of an educated man.

Everyone chatted and laughed as they left the case handling center.

In the afternoon, after filling out the previous reports, a perfect day came to an end.

The police officers, with no overtime tasks, went home if they should go home, and arranged dinners if they should arrange dinners, blissfully overwhelmed.

For the officers of the Ningtai County Criminal Police Team, it had been a while since they enjoyed this kind of pace of life.

In the following days, life was very peaceful.

Only Dazhuang was recruited to the Zifeng Mountain Coal Mine, but there were no visible results in the short term.

Monday.

Jiang Yuan sat in the office, watering plants, chatting, and dealing with last week’s documents.

No new cases had arisen, so he opened the backend planning to play around with some fingerprints.

Before he’d worked for long, Huang Qiangmin entered the office.

“I’m going to smoke a cigarette,” Wu Jun, familiar with Huang Qiangmin and seeing his expression, didn’t want to get involved in any trouble.

He picked up the pack of Jiang’s Zhonghua Cigarettes from the desk and went out to play.

Huang Qiangmin gave Wu Jun a smile, then pulled over a stool and sat down in front of Jiang Yuan, saying, “Jiang Yuan, I have a case here, wondering if you could take a look at it.”

“What kind of case?” Seeing Huang Qiangmin asking him, Jiang Yuan knew it was not something simple.

If it were a regular case, the captain could have just issued an order.

There was no need for negotiation.

Even if Huang Qiangmin valued Jiang Yuan, it would have been quite nice just to ask politely.

Therefore, Huang Qiangmin’s serious inquiry meant Jiang Yuan naturally needed to understand the situation.

“Well…

it’s a theft case.

The case itself is not very complicated, but the situation of the victim is a bit special, and I’m afraid of offending people…” Huang Qiangmin again paused for a moment before continuing, “The victim of the case is the boss of Jianyuan Pharmaceutical over here.”

Jiang Yuan nodded, then looked at Huang Qiangmin a bit skeptically: “Do you know the boss of Jianyuan Pharmaceutical?”

Jianyuan Pharmaceutical was a well-known company in Qinghe City and a major taxpayer with strong power.

Moreover, Jianyuan started 20 years ago, which meant the boss of Jianyuan Pharmaceutical from 20 years ago already far surpassed the ranks of Huang Qiangmin, the captain of the Ningtai County Criminal Police Detachment.

However, it seemed Huang Qiangmin was already a detachment captain back then.

Knowing what Jiang Yuan was thinking, Huang Qiangmin stated directly, “We met during a few cases before.

But this time, Director Guan might have pointed them my way.”

“Then…

oh,” Jiang Yuan initially wanted to ask where the director was, but then realized immediately that he was not involved in the mess at all.

Huang Qiangmin coughed twice and said, “You shouldn’t overthink it; the case itself has nothing to do with us.

The main issue is that Jianyuan wants to keep a low profile.

They are planning to go public soon, and Yuan Jiansheng doesn’t want to attract outside attention because of this incident.

Jianyuan is one of the city’s key enterprises,”

Jiang Yuan acknowledged with a “hm” and said, “So tell me.”

Huang Qiangmin considered his words, saying, “Around 8 o’clock this morning, Yuan Jiansheng discovered that the door to his study was open.

Upon entering, he found some documents, money, and collectibles missing.

Around 10 o’clock in the morning, he had someone report the case, and after going through the motions, it came to us.”

“Is it specified that I take the case?” Jiang Yuan wanted to clarify.

Huang Qiangmin acknowledged with a “hm” and said, “Otherwise, it wouldn’t have come to our county station.”

“Alright.

Should we go to the scene now?” Jiang Yuan paused, then added, “I’d like to bring my master along.”

“It would be good to take him along.

Old Wu is quite cunning.” Huang Qiangmin was a bit unhappy, indicating that in Jiang Yuan’s eyes, his credibility was less than Wu Jun’s.

Jiang Yuan didn’t care about that.

He called Wu Jun, summoned him over, and asked Huang Qiangmin to repeat the matter.

Without changing his expression, Wu Jun asked as if it were an everyday occurrence, “He doesn’t want people to see what, the documents, the money, the collectibles, or something else?”

“To tell the truth, I don’t know, and I can’t be bothered to ask,” Huang Qiangmin, in front of Wu Jun, no longer held back, and said calmly, “Anyway, let’s find the thief first, and we’ll talk about the rest later.”

“Is it an inside job?”

“Probably.

With the IPO on the horizon, chaos is everywhere.” Huang Qiangmin had seen and heard that many businesses, upon approaching their public listings, began to reveal all sorts of strange news, possibly more than what had cropped up over the previous ten to twenty years.

“Should we call economic investigation?” Wu Jun asked another question.

Huang Qiangmin replied, “It doesn’t amount to an economic case, at least not now, no need to call them.”

“There’s not even a body at the scene yet; two of us are going at once.” Wu Jun offered Jiang Yuan a cigarette, but Jiang Yuan, too busy to smoke, waved it off, so Wu Jun happily hooked it onto his ear.

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