Luke finished his breakfast and left the house after he hung up Mr. Zac''s call.
Luke got into the car. He did not leave right away. Instead, he gave Jason a call.
The phone rang twice, and Jason answered the call. “Good morning, Boss."
"I''ll be an hourte for work today. Please rearrange my schedule," said Luke. He was not nning to
head to T Corporation now.
"Alright, Boss," replied Jason.
After Luke hung up the call, he drove the car out and headed to the police station.
He parked his car after he arrived at the police station. Then, he walked straight into the police station.
The police officer who was responsible for arresting Matysh immediately recognized him. He
immediately came forward and greeted, "Good morning, Mr. Crawford. Is there anything I can help you
with?"
"Where''s your chief?" asked Luke.
"He''s in the office. This way, please." The police officer led him to the chief of police''s office and
knocked on the door.
His voice came from inside the room. "Come in."
The police officer pushed the door open and said, "Chief, Mr. Crawford would like to see you."
The chief of police put his documents aside and stood up when he heard Luke was here. "Mr.
Crawford, what brings you here?"
"Where are the police with the Normans'' case and the teen rape case now?" Luke deliberately
mentioned the two cases.
The chief of police knew they were on the right track when they suspected Matysh had something to do
with the Normans'' case when Luke asked him such a question.
"Come in, Mr. Crawford. I''ll get you a cup of tea. Let''s have a chat." The chief of police invited Luke to
come in and sit down on the sofa.
Luke walked into his office and sat on his sofa.
It was a ck leather sofa. Even though it was not made of genuine leather, it was slightly wrinkled
because people had sat on it for a long time. It did not affect Luke''s ssy and domineering aura that
surrounded him when he sat on it.
The chief of police could not help but feel that Luke''s aura would get people to take him more seriously
compared to Jack''s solemnity and righteousness.
He prepared some tea while Luke stared at him.
"Mr. Crawford, I heard what happened before dawn. My subordinates told me about it. I''d like to thank
you. Your subordinate caught the suspect for us." The chief of police thanked Luke. He was in charge
of the patrol deployment outside the airportst night. He was not at the airport, but he eventually found
out what really happened through the police officers and the surveince cameras in the airport.
The chief of police even knew that Luke was at the scenest night.
He knew he had to handle the case well since Luke was so concerned about Matysh being arrested.
Besides, he had no idea if it was Luke''s intention, but there were many posts about the teen''s suicide
case on the inte early in the morning.
Now, not only was Pierre''s news all over the inte, but there were alsoizens bringing up the news
about the teen''s suicide note on the inte.
There was a heated discussion among theizens, and everyone was paying attention to the
progress of the case. It had gone so far that the public had forced the police to release a notice.
The notice was about the police officers receiving cases reported by the public and how they had found
evidence about the teen''s suicide case. The case was reopened, and the police would look into it
again.
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The police''s response receivedpliments from the public. Many of them hoped that the police could
find out the truth as soon as possible and seek justice for the teenage girl who died.
“Don''t mention it. It was just a coincidence,” Luke replied coldly.
The chief of police felt a little uneasy. The coincidence Luke mentioned had made the police''s
deployment and operation look inadequate.
The chief of police poured the tea into a cup and handed it to Luke. "Try this. I heard Mr. Norman likes
the taste of it.”
Luke picked up the cup and showed some respect as he took a sip of the tea. Then, he said, "Chief,
I''ve drunk the tea. Can you tell me what''s the police''s progress now?"
"After we brought that foreigner back to the police stationst night, we started taking his statement.
But he refused to say anything, and he asked for awyer whenever he spoke. We had no choice but
to let him call hiswyer. Even though he said he''s called hiswyer, we haven''t seen anyoneing
to the police station since then." The chief of police smiled bitterly. They had no choice but to take their
time to deal with a suspect who refused to cooperate with them.
However, Luke''s appearance at the police station was pressuring them a lot. It was difficult for them to
quickly resolve the case now.
They needed more evidence.
It would take some time for them to look for more.
Luke said, "I''d like to talk to him."
The chief of police shook his head and replied, "It''s difficult for us to do that. You know it doesn''tply
with the rules."
Luke took a file out of his briefcase and put it on the coffee table. Then, he pushed it toward the chief of
police and said, "I think what''s inside the file may help you resolve the case."
The chief of police was secretly pleased, and he wanted to pick up the file.
However, Luke pressed the file with his hand and added, "There''s a precondition for me to cooperate
with the police. I need to talk to Matysh."
The chief of police hesitated for a moment. His superiors were pushing him to quickly investigate the
case now. He was worried that he would not be able to take responsibility if something happened to
Matysh.
"Mr. Crawford, I..."
Luke interrupted him and said, "Don''t worry. You maye with me when I go to see him. I have
nothing to hide, so you can listen to our conversation. Listening to our conversation might help you to
resolve the case too."
The chief of police was tempted for a moment when he heard that.
His superiors were asking him to resolve the Normans'' case as soon as possible, but they barely made
any progress.
He had been suffering from hair loss and could hardly sleep well these days. He kept dreaming of
being questioned before eventually getting fired after failing to handle the case well.
"Okay, but we need to record a video." The chief of police negotiated with him.
"No problem," agreed Luke. He was not nning to hurt Matysh. Hence, it did not matter if the police
recorded a video.
Even though Matysh deserved to die, the thought of Matysh getting his punishment, which was to
spend the rest of his life in A City''s prison and away from his family''s power in Russia, sounded like a
good idea to Luke.
Luke let go of the file and leaned against the sofa.
The chief of police picked up the file and rose to his feet. Then, he said, "Let me make the
arrangements."
"Do you have anyone who understands Russian here?" asked Luke.
"No, we don''t. We talked to the foreigner in English when we took his statement." The chief of police
stopped and gave Luke a confused look.
"He has a strange English ent. I''ll talk to him in Russian. It''d be better for you to find a Russian
trantor after recording the video," reminded Luke.
"Okay.." The chief of police was a little troubled. He had to find a Russian trantor now.
He dared not to look for a Russian trantor out there. After all, the police were still investigating the
case. He was worried that the details of the case would be exposed to the public if he looked for an
outsider.
The chief of police thought that he could look for a tranting app to trante the sentences one by
one.
He quickly left the office when he finally thought of a solution. Then, he found his subordinate to make
some arrangements for Luke to meet the suspect.
Luke was still sitting on the sofa. He took a sip of the tea and suddenly thought of what the chief had
told him earlier. Jack was still in the hospital. He picked up his phone and sent a message to Johann:
[Is Mr. Norman able to drink tea now?]