386: Chapter 0387: Late Night Arrest Operation 386: Chapter 0387: Late Night Arrest Operation After the 500,000 yuan was stolen from Li Lanfang at the Jiangbei First People’s Hospital, Zhao Ruxue, as the main person in charge of this case, began the investigation from evidence collection and quickly discovered that the suspect was one of the main criminal groups in this cri syndicate.
This cri syndicate was an organized group with fixed mbers that had been committing cris throughout Jiangbei.
The cris were committed in large public settings.
For instance, at the entrance of Jiangbei First People’s Hospital, Jinling’s North Train Station, and other major venues in Jiangbei, even so employees were robbed at night.
Additionally, there have been multiple house robberies.
It could be said that this cri syndicate had significantly disrupted social stability and caused trendous adverse effects.
After Zhao Ruxue identified the primary criminal group’s resting tis and locations, she decided to initiate the arrest operation.
At half-past eleven at night, Zhao Ruxue and another Deputy Battalion Commander, Li Luo, along with the mbers of both their teams, held a eting in the conference room.
The eting was very strict to prevent any information leaks; during the eting, not even mobile phones were allowed to be turned on, and all phones were confiscated.
The phones would only be returned after the completion of the operation.
Last ti, in Jiangnan, Ye Qiu had wanted Zhao Ruxue to earn rit, but in the end, due to the special nature of the criminal, they had to burn everything, and Zhao Ruxue did not earn any rit.
But this ti, Zhao Ruxue knew it was different; completely relying on her abilities and with the support of her subordinates, if they mainly captured the mbers of this criminal gang, she would certainly gain considerable rit.
She still had a chance to quickly beco the Battalion Commander.
At half-past midnight, Zhao Ruxue took her subordinates to the police car, while Li Luo took his team and likewise began to move separately, driving toward a village within the city in Jiangbei.
Arriving at an intersection in the village under the cover of night, Zhao Ruxue, with fifteen criminal police squad officers ard with guns and arrest warrants, directly headed to the large building in the village.
The village fell within the range of factories, surrounded by nurous factories, and those workers, if not residing inside the factories, would stay in these ordinary, inexpensive rental houses outside.
The rental houses were five or six, or even seven or eight stories high, very close to each other, nearly half a ter apart.
Zhao Ruxue and Li Luo were concerned that upon discovering the police action, the mbers of the cri syndicate might flee through other rental houses.
Therefore, during the eting they had just had, Zhao Ruxue and Li Luo thoroughly examined the environnt surrounding the floor the criminal syndicate mbers rented, then strategically placed officers at various locations to prevent any of the criminals from escaping.
Zhao Ruxue took two officers and went directly through the main entrance of the rental house.
When they got to the entrance, one officer took out a key to unlock the door and headed upstairs.
The tenants who had just co down from upstairs saw the uniford officers approaching and, not knowing what was happening and thinking it was a routine check, were frightened and stood there in confusion.
Zhao Ruxue said, “You first go downstairs, but, you can’t run away.”
Zhao Ruxue could not yet confirm whether all the tenants in the building were mbers of the cri syndicate.
anwhile, the criminal syndicate mbers upstairs noticed the arrival of the police and imdiately started shouting loudly, “The cops are here, the cops are here.”
Their accent was from the south; these criminal syndicate mbers must have migrated from there.
Once Zhao Ruxue knew they had been spotted, she did not stop but led her two officers up the stairs.
Upon reaching the fifth floor, which was the main floor rented by the criminal syndicate mbers, Zhao Ruxue instructed soone to kick the door open.
When she entered, she found it pitch-dark inside as the cri syndicate mbers had not turned on any lights.
At that mont, over ten mbers of the cri syndicate fled in all directions, and the officers who had already positioned themselves in other buildings were waiting for these criminals to co running.
Zhao Ruxue saw two mbers of the cri gang wielding sharp switchblades, aiming to stab her.
Zhao Ruxue dodged easily, and when another officer pointed his pistol at one of the gang mbers, ordering him to drop his weapon, the criminal tried to snatch the officer’s gun instead.
Seeing this, Zhao Ruxue knew that the gang mbers would definitely resist arrest, and it was no longer possible to enforce the law as before.
Zhao Ruxue took action imdiately, pulling out her pistol and shooting at the feet of the two cri gang mbers.
Although the pistol had a silencer, when she fired, the two cri gang mbers still shouted loudly, “These cops have guns!”
Both bullets hit each gang mber in the thigh, and as they fell to the ground in pain, the two officers handcuffed their hands and feet, kicked them several tis, and followed Zhao Ruxue further inside.
Now, over ten mbers of the cri gang jumped out the windows of the room, then leaped to the opposite building where mbers of the criminal police battalion were already waiting.
Even though the police force had doubled against these experienced criminals, so gang mbers still managed to escape, forcing so officers to pursue them.
On this floor, Zhao Ruxue found that the gang mbers had already fled, leaving only the won they had brought in for the night, a large amount of cash, and various pieces of jewelry—all evidence left by the criminals.
As Zhao Ruxue was ordering the won to leave the room and was about to tally up the caught gang mbers with the two officers, she suddenly spotted a man hiding under a bed, scrambling out.
Before Zhao Ruxue could notice, the man kicked her in the thigh.
As Zhao Ruxue lost her balance and fell, the man snatched her pistol.
Seeing this, the other two officers imdiately fired at the man, but he had already shot at them first.
Without any concern for the lives of Zhao Ruxue and her team, treating it as an assault on police, the man fired at them.
Zhao Ruxue initially dodged, but eventually, her right leg got shot.
If Zhao Ruxue had not pursued the man, he wouldn’t have shot at her again.
However, under these circumstances, how could Zhao Ruxue let him go?
She picked up her subordinate’s pistol and continued to chase, despite being shot in the thigh.
Unexpecting Zhao Ruxue’s tenacity, the man turned and fired at her again as she continued her pursuit.
After Zhao Ruxue dodged, the man continued running downstairs.
This type of pistol generally has only six bullets.
With four already fired, only two remained.
Zhao Ruxue knew that no matter how skilled the man was, it was unlikely he could escape.
Now, she used her walkie-talkie to alert her subordinates below to watch for the fleeing gang mber, as Zhao Ruxue continued the chase.
Upon suddenly losing sight of him, and by the ti she located him again, she saw him gripping a middle-aged woman.
This middle-aged woman was the landlord of the building, who had agreed to rent to these individuals because they offered a high rent.
Little did she know, these blatantly arrogant individuals were part of a cri gang.
As the middle-aged woman was terrified, to the point of losing control of her bladder in fear, with a gun pointed at her head, Zhao Ruxue, limping, shouted, “Drop your gun imdiately, or it’s a dead end!”
“Since I’ve already assaulted the police, do you think I’m afraid of these?”
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