Chapter Nine Hundred and Seventy-Nine Is a Coincidence, Take Someone Back to the Police Station

Lindsay looked anxious and angry again: "Mom, how did you become like this? No sympathy..."

Luke raised his hand: "You two, I think you'd better calm down. Simply hurting each other won't solve the problem."

As soon as these words came out, the family of three looked at him in surprise.

It's not like a normal police officer would say.

Many times, in the face of such family disputes, the police would rather watch from the side, and then take people back to the police on business.

The American police also understand that it is difficult for a clean official to break up housework.

If you casually get involved in domestic disputes, you might torture the drunken man who beats his wife with his forefoot, and the wife who yells at him will take out a gun and shoot him.

When it comes to the rich, many police officers are even more lazy.

It is too easy for a rich person to hire a lawyer. Once the police intervene or make a move, it is easy to find the wrong place, magnify it infinitely, and finally get bad luck.

Luke didn't care about this, because he wasn't afraid that the other party would hire a lawyer.

He just said: "Mr. Soderbergh has already made his request, and Mr. Peterson has no objection. Then you can go to the police station and sit in the interrogation room to talk slowly."

When talking about the interrogation room, his tone was slightly aggravated, and his eyes met the girl Lindsay for a moment.

Lindsay's heart moved, and suddenly said: "Then I ask you to be present the whole time."

Luke was a little strange, he didn't use any special abilities, this request was what Lindsay himself meant.

But he also didn't want to quarrel here.

For the police, the most annoying thing is to argue in public, or to watch others argue.

The family really wanted to quarrel, so they went back to the police station and entered the interrogation room together to quarrel slowly.

Until then, Luke can still eat snacks and drinks to see them quarreling enough.

This is not his unique way of handling cases.

The tragic cases of countless senior police detectives have told them latecomers that this is the best way to deal with the vast majority of family disputes.

Jeffrey, Lindsay, and Monroe all agreed with Luke, and the rest of Aurora couldn't do anything even if they wanted to.

Luke motioned, and the six of them walked towards the gate of the exhibition hall.

As a result, when they reached the display wall near the door, the three of them turned out from the outside and just had a face-to-face with Luke.

Both sides were stunned for a while, then laughed, and said almost at the same time, "Why are you here?"

"Handle the case." The two sides answered in unison again.

Luke raised his hand this time to signal the other party to speak first.

Detective Beckett on the opposite side said, "Let's find Lindsay Soderbergh and Monroe Peterson to find out something."

Luke smiled and said, "These two are the parties to my case, and they just happened to be going back to the police station with us."

He gave Beckett a wink and nodded slightly.

Beckett understood in seconds.

Everyone went to the police station, couldn't she ask these two people for questioning?

What Luke means is that he will not create obstacles, and what he wants to ask is only to see if she has the strength to settle the opponent.

The conversation between the two was extremely fast, and the negotiation was completed in just a few seconds.

This is just the usual tacit understanding between police detectives in handling cases, not that the two have a heart-to-heart.

Three cars came, five cars went back, and the group returned to the police station in a mighty manner.

Luke only asked Selena to send the four people into the interrogation room, Dustin's phone call came, and he immediately asked, "What are you doing? How did you bring this family... ahem, they got them back? "

He wanted Luke to get rid of the troubled Soderbergh family, not to take it back to the police station.

The Soderberghs were no ordinary wealthy people in New York, and Dustin really didn't want to be associated with them at all.

He had no choice but to take over the tasks sent from above.

In fact, the family's affairs are quite popular among the high-level police officers today.

For things like housework, no one in the sub-bureau wanted to get in trouble, so they decisively reported to the headquarters.

The Soderbergh family's annual donation is allocated to the headquarters.

Now to wash the ground for this family, of course, the headquarters has to do it.

Dustin asked Luke to go. First, he knew that they had no psychological weakness for rich people, and Luke was a rich man.

Second, the two have made a lot of credit, but they have no hope of promotion in the short term. With Dustin here, the other party suppressed them all the time, and they couldn't make them lose their jobs. The effect of the suppression was naturally zero.

Seeing Luke's smiling expression, he was helpless: "Tell me, how can I send them away quickly?"

Luke took out a lollipop and ate it. He didn't forget to give Selena and a gold nugget each, before he smiled and said, "Why do you want to drive them away? Since they are a big client of our police station, then they Qualified to occupy an interrogation room and let them communicate slowly in it."

Dustin was stunned for a while, and asked a key question: "Is there someone watching?"

He was really afraid that there would be a fight inside, and the problem of injury or death would be bigger.

Luke raised his hand: "I'll stay inside and watch a play."

Dustin is dumbfounded: Co-author, are you thinking of dragging the family down?

But then he thought about it, what can he do without dragging it! The next referee?

This case has been pushed around because no one wants to be the judge.

Dustin quickly cleared his thoughts, nodded decisively, and raised his hand: "You can go and stare at them. They can stay in the inquiry room as long as they want, and I will let others give you a quiet space to handle the case."

Luke pouted: "OK. Boss, remember to come on time for the evening party and don't work overtime."

Dustin lowered his head and re-processed the document: "You can send them away and then talk about it."

Luke hehe: "From my observation, at least that Mrs. Soderbergh doesn't have much physical strength."

Dustin couldn't help but look up: "You know this?"

Immediately, he also understood.

Luke has a very high level of human body structure and observation. It is not difficult for a shooting + fighting expert to make such judgments, not to mention that he is a policeman who can solve cases very well.

Thinking of this, Dustin's heart is more stable.

It was right to send Luke, this guy always thinks before action and rarely makes mistakes.

When Luke went out, he explained to Selena and asked her to prepare some things for the party at night.

Selena looked at the shopping list on her phone and wondered, "Why no meat?"

There is still some meat at home, but they are basically frozen goods exclusively for gold nuggets.

Today was Dustin Hill's first gathering in months, and the first private gathering in New York, and it was a little out of place for those meats that had been frozen for days in the nugget.

Luke and Selena eat fresh meat almost every day, and spend at most one night in the refrigerator. What they can't eat in two days will become a bottomless dog's head snack.

Anyway, in terms of the taste buds of the dog's head, the difference in the taste of meat that has been frozen for one day or three or five days is almost zero.

At this point, it is not as hypocritical as humans.

In fact, whether a piece of meat is frozen for three days or five days a week, most people can't eat the difference in taste.

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