"What should I do?" Cassidy just cried. "It's all too sudden. The neighbors are all outside. They look at the eyes of my mother and me..."
"Calm down! Cassidy!"
Song Ya shouted sternly, "Now you are the smartest person in the family, you can't do this! I haven't thought about the lawyer's matter for the time being. I will talk about it later. Your father is a very shrewd guy. He will choose the most suitable for him. Lawyer, your first task now is to meet him, understand? You can apply to the FBI quickly, they have relevant regulations, I remember...I don’t know much, Fxxk!"
"Give it to me." Old Mike drew the phone from his hand. "Cassidy, listen to me, you call this first. The lawyer's name is Argus, and the law firm's names are Flock and Argus. Yes, remember the number."
"Wait, Mike, you wait."
Song Ya didn't have time to stop him from reporting the number and hung up the phone, "Alicia Flock is Peter's wife, you let Cassiti find them..."
"You just have to calm down the child."
Old Mike glanced at Linda and locked the door of the study after she went out. "What happened to Vic has nothing to do with us, OK? As for whether to save him or give up him, let Peter decide. We have done it. Do you remember the plan?"
"give up……"
Song Ya understood. He calmed down immediately. Knowing that Vic killed the FBI Inspector, he discussed with Old Mike about the plan if things were revealed, but he didn't expect it to happen so quickly and suddenly, "If Peter intervenes, he will not only give up. Vic's possibility, he might abandon me."
"We discussed that he will run for governor this year. He will not give up the big benefactor. Vic is his person. He should be the one who panicked the most now, considering that he may not really know Viccan. What's wrong, and it's about his political life..."
Old Mike warned solemnly: "It has already happened, we don't need to rush, nor can we rush."
"But Cathy..."
"Unfortunately ~www.mtlnovel.com~ she can't choose her biological father, and you are about to get married." Old Mike looked into his eyes.
"Why that guy Vic is so stupid!" Song Ya didn't know how Vic got the bait, but it was too unexpected that the most ‘senior’ black police was arrested by the FBI so quickly.
"Black police? For the FBI, there is only the difference between wanting to care and not wanting to care. That is the most powerful law enforcement machine kid in the United States." Old Mike said.
At the same time, in the FBI's Chicago office, Sean was sitting in the interrogation room with his legs spread wide, his expression indifferent.
"Sean!"
Carl Letterman and his female partner pushed in and slammed the folder on the table in front of him angrily, "Vick has already done something to you, but you still want to protect him!?"
"I hate him, but I really have nothing to say."
Sean rolled his eyes, avoiding the other person’s gaze and looking straight, "I don’t know why he suddenly went crazy, I don’t know anything."
"If you don't cooperate, don't think about freedom for the rest of your life. We have mastered all the crimes you participated in these years, abuse of power, arbitrary use of violence, harbouring goods, and collusion with gangs. In 1988, you and Vick McGee..."
Carl Letterman counted all kinds of conclusive crimes one by one, and Sean's face became more and more ugly, "Don't read it!" He was suddenly furious, "Fxxk, you want us people to go to the neighborhood with the highest crime rate. When the gang changed their lives, they opened one eye and closed one eye. Now that we have no use of value, we can find it all in an instant? You hypocritical high-ranking people!"
In the other two prisons, the remaining two brothers of the stormtrooper had similar reactions, yawning lazily in front of the FBI interrogation expert, and did not recruit anything, "I want to see a lawyer! I want to go to the bathroom, and I will get it." It's in the crotch! Can you give me a cigarette? Thank you for a cup of coffee!"
Chicago 1990 Chapter 649: ?Do not lie to me
"Your plan seems to have suffered setbacks, Dr. Letterman."
Looking at Vick McGee who said nothing to the interrogator over the one-way glass, the special operations team leader was a little gloating. He had little qualifications for the man next to him, but he landed in Chicago with a doctorate degree in psychology. Carl Letterman, who has obtained important operational command, is very unconvinced. "Black police are always more cunning than gang members. They understand the law and have a very strong sense of anti-reconnaissance and anti-interrogation. Maybe we should be more prepared. Arrests."
"Have you seen four prisoners who can withstand pressure at the same time and not betray each other?"
Carl Lightman smiled confidently and explained to the team leader in charge of the interrogation, "Sean is still the focus of his work. He will recruit, but it is only a matter of time. I have studied his character thoroughly. This kind of person cannot keep secrets. "
"I want to break through some small cases around corners and pry Sean's mouth open."
The agent in charge of the interrogation said: "For example, Vic McGee, Sean and others escaped the internal investigation of the Armenian gang disappearing of $200,000. The four of them suddenly ran to New York collectively during the suspension to help singer Maria Kelly caught the eavesdropping suspect on the spot, and the $200,000 was magically found shortly afterwards. It was too coincidental that there must be a problem behind it. Mariah Carey is APLUS’s girlfriend, APLUS is from South Chicago, and a gang There is something to do with it, especially the **** bobcat that Sinaloa belongs to. At the time, Sean was responsible for recording the confession at the New York Police Department. Sean was also one of the two black police officers at the scene where our detective was killed. They seemed to be with APLUS With long-term cooperation, the wiretapping case in New York cannot be bypassed anyway."
"Yes, at present, the most likely instigator behind the scenes is APLUS. Sinaloa Asia Pacific is crazy and uncontrolled, so APLUS instructs the black police old friends to solve the trouble, but our agents may be the first to step up or destroy the plan, so Vic and Sean simply killed our people."
The leader of the special operations team stared at Vic fiercely across the glass: "The African-Chinese mixed-race star and billionaire who is about to get married is a big fish. If we can pry open the mouths of Sean and the person inside, but As soon as possible, the Chicago police may protect their own people and cover up their family ugliness."
"So I'm going to New York to interrogate Antonio, the detainee in the wiretap case, and let's go."
Carl Letterman nodded.
"Don't look at me like this again, right? I mean your mistakes that you are full of planning that Sean will make a statement." The special operations team leader continued to be strange.
"As long as they can face the suspects, they don't want to lie to me."
Carl Letterman smiled confidently and blinked at him, then turned and left.
However, before going to New York, he was a little worried about this side, planning to find the sub-director to explain it first, and must withstand all kinds of pressure before returning to buy time for himself.
"If you plan to represent Vic McGee and the others, then we will have to go to war with the Flock State Prosecutor. This is a case supervised by Director Fries personally. Two of the four black police officers in custody are likely to be arrested. The day Sinaloa was arrested, we killed our inspector and falsified the scene."
After being allowed to enter the office, the sub-director was speaking harshly to a very stylish black lawyer. Carl Letterman studied this. This is a well-known lawyer in Chicago who once helped Peter Flock get rid of the crime of conspiracy for personal gain. Prison and re-election was successful.
"Please don’t over-interpret my arrival, Mr. Sub-director. Peter just wants to figure out why the FBI suddenly arrested these four police officers. Now the law and order situation brought about by the Simpson case is very serious. Four of his own people were suddenly arrested. The morale of the hard-working front-line policemen is quite a blow." The black lawyer said solemnly.