Dad Cassidy and the old guys were chasing a Latino in the rain, just like Sahuan’s hounds. The four chased the target on the corner of the street. Vic looked around and dragged each other into the alley, where soon came out. Screamed.
"Does this guy simply like this feeling?"
Song Ya rolled his eyes again. Vic McGee took a lot of money from him. Except for Cassiti’s tuition, the 200,000 they gave to Antonio and they turned it over to the police station as the account they found. After the suspension was lifted, such a daily routine began again, scaring Big E and making a fortune from himself that time, but they still enjoyed the hard work of the stormtroopers.
"This way of using public power is really addictive." Old Mike parked the car to the agreed position.
The two waited for a while, and Vic appeared from the back of the car with a smile, got into the back seat, "Mike, give me a band-aid." He said without seeing the outside.
Old Mike reluctantly took out the band-aid from the glove box and threw it to him.
"Huh!" He shook his hand, probably punching someone to break his hand, and asked while sticking a band-aid: "Why are you looking for me this time? Is something good?"
"No……"
Song Ya asked him, "What did you inquire about those thieves?"
"No, I went to the place where I was detained and met each of them. They were tight-lipped." Vic said: "They are professional thieves, the most professional kind, I can tell at a glance, they will not reveal any flaws."
"The most professional burglar went to my house during the day, but was still caught by the FBI?" Song Ya questioned.
"It should be an urgent task, the kind that can't be waited at night." Vic guessed right now, "I can't scare them, and I can't scare them. They know the law well, and the lawyers are powerful..."
"They will be released soon." Song Ya said helplessly. The local court handled this kind of case very quickly. The two thieves were sentenced to a lesser degree, and the detention time could cover the sentence.
"I have no idea……"
Vic stretched out his hand and made a begging gesture.
"Fxxk!" Song Ya reluctantly took out a lap of cash and handed it to him.
He weighed the weight and his face sank.
"It's the price I didn't hear," Song Ya said.
"Forget it, happy cooperation!" He opened the door.
"Wait! There's another thing!" Song Ya quickly stopped him.
"According to difficulty!" He closed the door again.
"It's not a task, just talk about it." Song Ya said.
"Hurry up, brothers are waiting for me!"
"No sooner, I ask you, I heard that Peter Flock might be released from prison and re-run for the state prosecutor next year. Is there such a thing?" Song Ya asked.
"Everyone says so, anyway, the front-line policemen hope that he will come back and continue to take us." Vic said: "His successor, the girl child Charz, did a terrible job. The crime rate has rebounded. Our front-line policemen also Tired even more."
"His case..." Song Ya hesitated.
"It's okay to cheat on prostitutes. His wife, the lawyer Alicia, performed very well and helped him get a lot of impression points from the people."
Vic seems to be very concerned about this matter and has done some understanding. "The key is the transaction of power and money. The witness Kozko has never betrayed him. He is indeed likely to win the appeal lawsuit because of insufficient evidence."
Song Ya nodded, "Okay, it's okay."
"That's it?"
"That's it."
"Then I'm leaving." Vic got out of the car, turned his head and pointed inside and warned: "Stay away from my daughter!"
"I'm so far away..." Song Ya whispered as he watched his leaving back.
The reason that prompted him to inquire about Peter Flock, the former state attorney of Cook County, was that the ups and downs of the MJ case in recent days frightened him.
Originally, Evan Chandler sued MJ in Los Angeles, and the criminal investigation was also in charge of the Los Angeles District Attorney (DA) Gilgahiti, who is in charge of the Hollywood area. In this area where countless film and television capitals and rich stars gather, the democratically elected The local prosecutor must be a slick character, and his performance in the MJ case is also the same. The prosecution methods are more gentle, including the search of Dream Manor, which fully respects MJ's personal feelings.
But not long ago, the District Attorney Tom Sneden of the 40th jurisdiction of St. Barba County, where Dreamland is located, suddenly jumped out. He also initiated a criminal investigation in accordance with the jurisdiction of the place where the case occurred, regardless of the method of investigation and public speech. It is very unfavorable to MJ, and it has won unanimous support from local residents.
There are only about 1,000 registered voters in the Dreamland area. Although this Thomas Naiden is also a district attorney, UU Reading www. uukanshu. com is completely incomparable with Gil Gahiti, who is in charge of the Hollywood area, in terms of status and influence, but it simply and rudely robbed the other side of the limelight.
The chain reaction of this matter was terrible for MJ and Gilgahiti. Gilgahiti was suddenly put on fire by another district prosecutor. Comparing their practices, he was obviously too concerned. Stars, in order to avoid this accusation, he can only publicly announce that his criminal investigation has not ended.
But in this way, the attitudes of the two district attorneys in Hollywood and Santa Barbara County towards the case turned tough at the same time, and MJ was immediately attacked on all sides.
This caused Song Ya to be surprised. Unexpectedly, MJ, the king of pop, could not even deal with the local prosecutor of Dream Manor, and the relationship with such a few neighbors around him was simply not good.
Apart from worrying about a **** living next to their home, the residents have a big reason that too many reporters have recently come to the vicinity of Dream Manor, disturbing their peaceful life...
Maybe it is caused by being too proud? Song Ya guessed that MJ may never have managed that Tom Sneden, nor did he have any positive interactions with the residents of the same district.
He saw the end of MJ's work, and he must not repeat the same mistakes.
Because of his repeated support for Peter Flock’s campaign, Childs, who succeeded the Cook County State Attorney, could never be called friendly to him, so he thought of his old friend, Peter Flock, who was still in prison. Locke.
"The State Attorney, the State Representative and District Attorney in Hyde Park, Highland Park, and the Barn & Company constituency..."
When he returned home, he added a long list to the list of politicians who donated money at the end of the year, all of them are currently in charge.
"No way, MJ's example is too alarming..." He complained to Goodman who was in charge of this matter.
Chicago 1990 Chapter 489: State Representative
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Right now there is an election battle going on. An old friend, Russell, a young politician recommended by Underwood, is currently running for the State House of Representatives in the Barn Company district. Take office.
Behind his elephant party opponents are Wall Street investor Edward, and several builders who worked with him on the original Barn Chemical real estate project.
"When I came over, I saw that many single-family houses were almost completed."
Claire, dressed in a white haute couture, frowned and walked into the Barn company office building and asked Eli, who came to pick her up, "It will be very difficult for Russell to win this year. What should I do when the residents move in two years later?"
Eli quipped: "Your husband will arrange it."
"I doubt it." Claire didn't agree. "Men are always careless."
With the help of the general manager of Barn Company, the two went through the entrance guard and came to the top floor, "Hi, Claire." Song Ya waited there, "Thank you for taking the time to help the Russell platform."