Chapter 45 The Second Assistance Mission

"He'll come?"

Kino looked at York who put away his phone and said that he had heard everything York said just now. Although he didn't know the specific conversation, he could guess the situation.

"Why not?" Yorks asked.

"You know what those detectives in the Robbery-Homicide Division say is the first element in solving a crime?"

Kino shook his head.

York said calmly: "Be suspicious of everything and don't miss any clues, so for Gregory, as long as there is something wrong with that guy, it's enough."
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Detective Grigley was very fast. Before long, Yorks saw an ordinary sedan driving towards him from a distance through the rearview window. Through the front window, he could see Grigley and his partner Chris sitting inside.

Seeing the car stop and Gregory getting out of the car with Chris and walking hurriedly over, York waved to Kino and got out of the police car.

Gregory looked very dirty, his hair was messy, his eyes were sunken and bloodshot, and he looked extremely tired. It was obvious that he was quite dedicated in this case. Even his female partner Chris was in much better condition than him, although she was not much better overall, and her long hair looked a little greasy.

Taking his eyes off Chris, Yorks put his hands on his tactical belt and said to Gregory who was walking towards him:

"What? Is this case tiring? Even you, Chris, have become like this."

As for herself, Chris stopped one step behind Gregory and shrugged.

“We checked a lot of places.”

As Gregory's partner, she naturally knew Yorks.

"We'll talk about this later, Yorks. Where is the person?"

This was Gregory's first sentence, and his gaze stayed on Kino behind York for a second.

York turned around and gestured to the Toyota Camry parked on the side of the street.

"Did you see that Toyota Camry? You can collect the biological information inside first.

The owner of the car has no hair and his nails are clean and tidy. Although I didn't see any fingerprints, I think if this guy had something to hide, he would probably wear off his fingerprints, so the interior of the car should be very clean.

The only thing you can collect is the residual blood mud in the gap of the trunk. If it matches the victim’s biological information, you can.”

However, before Yorks could finish his words, Gregory had already walked quickly towards the Toyota Camry parked on the street. As he walked, he picked up white gloves and put them on. He even took out some small collection tools such as test tubes and cotton swabs from his pocket.

"I'm not done yet."

York said helplessly as he looked at Gregory who had carefully walked to the Toyota Camry and was preparing to secretly collect the remaining biological information in the trunk of the car.

Chris, on the other hand, was already used to it, and looked at Kino and said.

"Mr. York, you look unfamiliar. Is this the new recruit in your patrol department?"

York nodded: "Kino Rubio, a trainee police officer, and the student I am in charge of now."

"Hello! Chris Diarra." Chris first extended her hand to Kino and introduced herself.

"It's part of the Robbery-Homicide Division."

Jinuo quickly extended his hand and shook it gently: "Hello! Detective Chris."

Chris took back her hand, glanced at her partner Gregory, who was observing the house from time to time and was already using a cotton swab to scrape the bottom of the Toyota Camry's trunk, and smiled:
"It must be difficult to be assigned to study with York."

Hearing this, Jinuo subconsciously glanced at York, and wanted to say something, but finally shook his head. "It's OK. I learned a lot from York."

This is indeed true. In just two days, Kino believes that he has gained experience and knowledge that he would not have learned in police academy.

After taking a look at York who looked satisfied, Chris nodded with a smile:
"Yorks is considered a very capable person here. He could have been promoted to the position of detective, but for some reason he has been refused recruitment, so you should not miss this opportunity to learn."

Suddenly hearing about York, Jinuo glanced at York who looked calm and said seriously:

"I will."

"Okay, don't believe what she said. I'm just an ordinary patrolman." York said to Kino, ended their conversation and looked away.

Gregory had already finished collecting it secretly and was observing the house the driver had just entered while he stuffed the cotton swab into the test tube and strode over with great determination.

"Chris, let's go to the forensics department."

Chris spread her hands to York, turned around and followed Gregory.

Watching the two people quickly getting into the car, York said helplessly: "Did you forget about us?"

Gregory's voice came: "You stay here and watch him. Don't let him get away before the forensic results come out. I will explain this to Superintendent Olha."

"Ok!"

York watched the car drive away quickly and smiled. From now on, he had a part in this case, but he didn't know whether he could trigger the reward mechanism.

Take Keno back to the Chevrolet Caprice.

"Yorks, when did you become so powerful?" During the surveillance, Kino finally couldn't bear his curiosity.

From that day at the shooting range, the older brother who was still lingering in his mind suddenly seemed to become a completely different person. Not to mention his powerful shooting skills, which were at a level he might never reach in his entire life, even his skills and professionalism were eye-opening.

If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he probably wouldn't have believed that York had such a side to him. Although he had heard that York was an excellent patrolman, this was really beyond his imagination.

Facing Kino's curiosity, York just said calmly: "Maybe I have this talent, this job is suitable for me."

The plug-in appeared, but it involved the system of the police profession rather than other professions. It can only be said that he has talent in this industry, otherwise, if it was any other profession, he would not be a patrolman.

Jinuo tilted his head: "Is it that simple?"

"It's that simple." Yorks added, "It's closely related to my efforts. We'll talk about that later."

Having said that, without waiting for Kino to reply, Yorks picked up the phone that had just vibrated and rang.

Glancing at the phone screen, he saw that the caller was none other than Olha, the boss of their patrol police. Apparently, Gregory had already finished talking to Olha.

After answering the phone, it turned out to be related to this case.

"Yorks, are you still there?" Olha's heavy voice came.

York replied calmly: "Yes, we are watching."

"Very good, let's put the patrol mission aside for now. I will let Taribo and the others take charge of your area. Your most important task now is to assist Detective Gregory of the Robbery and Homicide Division in investigating the missing murder case."

York smiled and said, "Yes! Sir!"

(End of this chapter)