On the way to send Forensic Doctor Shen ho.
"Do you forensic experts also have to register for three events?"
Lu Chuan suddenly rembered that the smallest team in the entire Criminal Investigation Team wasn’t the Cri Scene Investigation office, but the forensic departnt.
The Cri Scene Investigation office had at least four people, with three events to register for, they could each take one and still have one extra person. But on the forensic side, there were only Wang Changjiang and Shen Yan.
Forensic Doctor Shen might have been scrolling through her phone all day and was a bit tired. She elegantly stretched in the passenger seat.
Hmm, her waist is long and slender, and Lu Chuan almost lost grip on the steering wheel seeing the pale expanse.
What a cri.
Lu Chuan quickly retracted his gaze; he couldn’t look anymore, lest sothing happen.
"Yes," Forensic Doctor Shen had joined two years earlier than Lu Chuan and had participated in such activities before. "This year, the leadership’s reasoning seems a bit off, requiring every departnt to participate in three events, whereas in previous years, one was enough."
The forensic team at Haizhou City’s Public Security Bureau isn’t small in scale.
The Criminal Investigation Team has two forensic doctors, and each criminal investigation team is generally equipped with one or two forensic doctors. All together, the entire forensic team in Haizhou City has over a dozen mbers.
However, in terms of capability, Wang Changjiang is absolutely number one.
"So what projects are you guys registering for this year?"
Each professional departnt can only register for one project from their specialty and must register for two projects from other specialties.
This approach is quite interesting.
There are professional barriers between different police units, but in actual case handling, what’s needed more is the collaboration of various specialties.
If forensic doctors know sothing about cri scene investigation, and cri scene investigators understand so criminal investigation skills, and the criminal investigators know so logistics requirents, then the case investigation might go a lot smoother.
The leadership probably wants to use this kind of skills competition to further enhance the integration and communication skills between different police units.
Otherwise, in past skills competitions, it’s basically been each fighting for themselves.
For example, fingerprint identification was always a ga for cri scene investigators, and the top few places were always the sa people.
Shooting too was always just the action team’s few sharpshooters playing, with nothing new.
"I heard that this ti the competition has added a lot of newcor awards, mainly targeting non-professional police units, which should be quite interesting."
"So besides my specialty project, I’ve also registered for shooting and cooking."
Yes, logistics cooking is also a competition option.
Lu Chuan didn’t expect that Shen Yan also registered for shooting.
"I registered for the shooting event too."
"Really?" Forensic Doctor Shen grabbed Lu Chuan’s right arm happily, "Then you have to go easy on , okay."
"No problem!"
Soon, the skills competition began to proceed in succession.
Across all the major specialties of the bureau, there are a total of fifty-nine projects.
It’s impossible to finish in one day, so the duration this ti is set to be quite long.
The entire event is scheduled to take a week.
After all, this isn’t a competition held by just the Criminal Investigation Team but a bureau-wide competition organized by Haizhou City’s Public Security Bureau.
All police stations, criminal investigation teams, image surveillance, economic investigation, and other departnts all have to participate.
Three projects per departnt, it’s a hassle, but because each specialty has to choose non-specialty projects, the professionalism is diluted, while the fun is heightened.
What surprised Lu Chuan was that shooting was the most popular event.
Almost every specialty had soone choosing shooting.
This event is a bit of an all-rounder because it’s rely pulling the trigger; who wouldn’t be able to do that?
Of course, considering cost, venue, safety, and other factors, the competition couldn’t use live ammunition.
A skills competition hosted by the Public Security Bureau couldn’t use simulated guns either, so rubber bullets were used.
"Zhang Hui from Criminal Investigation Team’s Action Team Two, forty-three rings!"
"Brother Hui is aweso!"
"Brother Hui is mighty!"
At the shooting range, Zhang Hui had just completed five shots, achieving a good score of forty-three rings.
Don’t underestimate this score; this ti the shooting competition only had the pistol shooting category.
This is also the police’s actual combat type, the most likely real combat scenario they would encounter.
As for submachine guns and sniper rifles, the entire Haizhou City’s Public Security Bureau doesn’t have many of those either.
The rules of the competition are quite simple: a Type 92 pistol, five rubber bullets, with a target distance of thirty ters.
This is actually quite challenging.
The Type 92 pistol has an effective range of fifty ters, and beyond a hundred ters, the bullet’s power significantly diminishes.
And with this shooting competition’s thirty-ter distance, hitting the target already makes one a skilled shooter.
In past police training, the pistol shooting distance was just ten or twenty ters.
In the World Shooting Championship, the hardest pistol shooting distance is only fifty ters. The thirty-ter pistol shooting organized by Haizhou City’s Public Security Bureau is exceptionally challenging.
Zhang Hui’s score of forty-three rings at this distance is already an excellent achievent, temporarily ranking first.
"Next up, Cri Scene Investigation Office’s Lu Chuan."
This ti, the shooting skills competition had quite a few funny incidents.
The scores weren’t what people imagined; they were more polarized. Quite a few other professionals’ scores in shooting weren’t bad at all.
Right behind Zhang Hui, in second place, was a household registration police officer from a local police station.
A household registration officer almost took first place in shooting, putting a lot of pressure on all the outdoor criminal investigators who signed up for shooting.
"Co on, Lu, give it a try."
After removing the magazine, Zhang Hui handed the gun over to Lu Chuan.
Thirty ters, forty-three rings; this was also Zhang Hui’s best performance, and first place should be secured.
The prize was also nice; it was a thermos cup. Zhang Hui had already seen it and liked it quite a lot.
Lu Chuan had been watching from the side. To be honest, Zhang Hui’s shooting skills were genuinely impressive.
Since receiving the system reward of the basic on-site shooting skill, Lu Chuan hadn’t had much chance to showcase it.
This would be the first real test.
Taking the gun, Lu Chuan re-loaded and cocked the gun, with the magazine already loaded.
"Target ready!"
"You may shoot!"
After the judge announced the start, Lu Chuan raised his gun to aim.
The unfamiliar yet familiar excitent welled up in Lu Chuan.
Bang!
The gunshot rang out, and the first bullet was fired.
After the first shot, Lu Chuan had fully adapted to the recoil of the gun in hand.
Bang!
Bang Bang Bang!
Four consecutive shots, all fired!
Among all the participants in the shooting skills competition, Lu Chuan’s shooting speed was the fastest.
"Teacher Lu, wasn’t that a bit too fast?"
The onlookers certainly didn’t have high expectations for Lu Chuan’s shooting result.
He relied on his brain, his technology. Shooting was such a rough task that not excelling was normal.
There have to be so strengths for frontline detectives, right?
"Teacher Lu, don’t get discouraged; this requires a gentle touch. Going too fast can lead to..."
"Forty-nine rings!"
What?!
The referee’s shout was like a vice clamping onto a duck’s throat.
Forty-nine rings?
Thirty ters, pistol, rubber bullets, forty-nine rings?
Are you freaking kidding ?
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