Urban All-Round Master-Chapter 67 - The Interrogation Room Turmoil

67: Chapter 67 The Interrogation Room Turmoil

67 -67 The Interrogation Room Turmoil

Since Hua Buqi was a public figure, the media had already cleared up that she had no connection to the man in the bronze mask, but the suspicion toward Lin Zifeng had greatly increased.

So, everyone unanimously shifted their gaze to Lin Zifeng, the bodyguard who was closest to her.

You had just injured someone, and then the man with the bronze mask appeared; wasn’t that too coincidental?

With the man in the bronze mask being hyped up by the media, he had almost become a household name, a tough guy who could jump down from the fifth floor unscathed.

It’s probably too hard to find someone like that in the world, right?

What can catch on fire these days?

What can make money?

That would definitely be a gimmick.

As long as the gimmick is strong enough, that’s what draws everyone’s attention—it’s all about the money!

Why do stars have so many scandals?

That’s because they want to increase their visibility, to appear in the public eye, so their value can go up.

Hence, to stabilize society and quell this storm, the higher-ups had already ordered the Zhonghai City Bureau to take over the investigation.

The first suspect was definitely Lin Zifeng.

Under the collective decision, they were preparing to put Lin Zifeng under surveillance, but who knew, Su Ni acted decisively at this time!

And she even led the team to arrest someone!

Wasn’t this causing trouble?

But where could Su Ni have known that the sleazy man had already filed a complaint about Lin Zifeng’s incident, no longer pursuing the matter?

If they’re not pursuing it anymore, why are you cops making such a fuss?

What are cops supposed to do?

They resolve the difficulties of the masses and only decisively wield the law as a weapon when absolutely necessary.

But now, everything was being stirred up.

“They’re also eager to make meritorious deeds, alright?

I injured someone last month and got demoted because of it, so I’m just trying to earn some merits here,”

Being told this by her father, Su Ni lost her temper too, realizing she had indeed been too reckless.

“Even if you want to make merits, you should discuss it with everyone first.

And you even brought the SWAT team for an arrest?

Do you know what the consequences of that are?”

“I, I just suspected he was related to the man in the bronze mask.

And since he’s a bodyguard, I was afraid that in case something went wrong, there would be someone to help…” As she spoke, Su Ni found herself unable to continue, realizing she had truly caused a big problem this time.

All the blame should be placed on those male beasts in the bureau.

Last time, during the capture of a pervert, they even burst the guy’s family jewels, and she was directly demoted afterward.

However, the male beasts in the bureau laughed at her, so in order to win back some face, she rashly went to arrest Lin Zifeng to earn some merit, but ended up doing more harm than good.

“You!

Oh you!”

The middle-aged man was nearly driven to illness by his precious daughter.

Calling her a daughter, she had the temperament of a boy—hotheaded and always wanting to compete with men, undeterred by anything.

This was fine when she was in the army, but now that she had been placed in the bureau, she still enjoyed competing with men, never willing to admit defeat.

And now look what happened—she had burst someone’s jewels last month, and this time she’d arrested the wrong person.

“Dad, what should we do now?”

In front of the old man, Su Ni was still very well-behaved.

After all, she had made a mistake, so she had to admit it—as she was a reasonable person.

“What can we do now?

Since the person has been arrested, just interrogate him!

After all, our police station also suspects that he’s related to the man with the bronze mask.

You’ll be responsible for investigating, seeing what exactly his relation is to that mysterious man.

Try to cozy up to him as much as possible.

Anyway, this is your chance to redeem yourself, otherwise, if you get demoted again, you’ll end up controlling traffic on the streets as a traffic police officer.”

After being told this by the old man, Su Ni actually got a bit scared.

If she really got transferred to the traffic police brigade, it would be so embarrassing!

Even though her dad was the deputy director of the bureau, the mistakes she had made recently were far too many.

You can’t just protect your offspring to such an extent.

…

As soon as Lin Zifeng entered the station, he was quickly taken to an interrogation room.

Looking around at the black-tinted glass, Lin Zifeng chuckled to himself.

What a grand gesture!

This kind of modest bureau had actually installed one-way glass, a type of coated glass that can be toughened or made into insulating glass.

Generally, it’s used for the windows of high-rise buildings—you can see from the inside out, but from the outside, you can’t clearly see the inside.

And the interrogation room Lin Zifeng was in used this kind of glass.

Generally, high-level police stations use this glass when interrogating suspects.

Once a suspect is locked in an interrogation room, people outside can see every movement they make, but the suspects can’t see outside.

The soundproofing was excellent.

Looking around at the one-way transparent glass, Lin Zifeng, who had been considering unlocking his handcuffs, didn’t make a move.

Who the hell knew how many eyes were watching him from outside?

Lin Zifeng treated it as if he was on vacation.

He’d never been inside a domestic station before and was curious to see what kind of tricks these animals wanted to play.

Before long, a middle-aged police officer in his thirties entered the interrogation room.

“Name?”

“Lin Zifeng.”

“Ethnicity?”

“Han.”

“Age?”

“Twenty-four, almost twenty-five.”

“Sex?”

“You guess?”

“…!”

The middle-aged officer was taken aback for a moment.

“You better behave yourself!

This is a police station, not the outside world.

I don’t care who you are on the outside, you better behave here!” The middle-aged man was clearly fooled by Lin Zifeng, and suddenly felt a surge of anger.

“Officer, are you really fifty years old?

That doesn’t seem right.

I think you’re only in your thirties, tsk tsk, how could you have such a problem?” Lin Zifeng tsked twice and shook his head.

“What do you mean?

What fifty years old?

Am I that old?” The middle-aged policeman was confused, not knowing what the young man was trying to say.

“Not fifty?

Then why are your eyes so blear?

A serious question like whether I’m male or female, and you’re asking me about gender?

Now I really have to doubt if there’s a problem with your eyes.”

“You!

Kid, don’t get cocky.

This is a police station, not the outside.

I can totally accuse you of insulting an officer!” The middle-aged cop also felt his nostrils flare with anger.

“Hehe.” Lin Zifeng chuckled dryly and stopped talking.

“If you don’t like this book, the author has another new book being serialized called ‘Super Expert of Female Chairman’.

You can search for the author ‘Hua Buqi’ in the book city or search for ‘Super Expert of Female Chairman’.”