Detective Amy Santiago reminded sympathetically: "This is Detective Chuck! Even if you all don't speak, the final result will not change."

"The countdown is already ticking, do you hear it?"

The annoyed detective simulated a countdown sound next to Dr. Reitz: "They are different from you, but they are all authentic Americans. Maybe they are slippery, oh, no! To be precise, they are skilled in trading.

Art~”

"OK! I said!"

Dr. Reitz saw the female resident who had dealt with him approaching the female resident who was dealing with him amidst the disturbing sound of the annoying simulated countdown. She looked over at her with panic in her eyes, and her legs and feet were really showing signs of bending.

, I couldn’t hold it any longer immediately.

"That woman, Susan, came to the hospital complaining of muscle pain. Originally we were going to inject her with meperidine, but then she remembered that she had taken phenazine. The two cannot be taken together, otherwise it will quickly lead to death.

.”

When Dr. Reitz saw Chuck and the other two people stop and look over, he didn't bother to discuss the terms first and directly told what he knew.

"I was about to change the medicine. Dr. Edward Oster came in and took meperidine directly to inject it into the patient. I reminded him, but he said he knew what he was doing. You also know that I am just a person who has not yet been naturalized.

A foreign doctor, and Dr. Edward Oster is a famous American doctor and the chief surgeon of this hospital. He has absolute rights. How dare I contradict him?"

"You knew it would kill the patient, but you didn't dare to contradict him?"

Detective Amy Santiago's eyes widened and she shouted in disbelief: "Are you still a doctor?!"

"I wasn't the only one!"

Dr. Reitz said anxiously: "Several residents were following the ward rounds. I looked at them, and they looked at me. No one dared to say a word. When I reacted, Dr. Edward Oster had already transferred the ward.

Cold medicine is injected into the patient's body, the drug reacts too quickly, and everything is too late."

"And then how did Dr. Edward Auster react?"

Chuck asked.

"He was stunned for a while, and then seemed to react, and then directed us to carry out rescue operations."

Dr. Reitz said: "Afterwards, he talked to us one by one. I don't know about the others, but I think they all provided enough benefits."

After saying this, he smiled bitterly and said: "It doesn't even require benefits, as long as he speaks, no one dares not to listen, unless he doesn't want to be a doctor anymore.

But we have worked hard for so many years and taken on so many loans, isn’t it just to become a doctor with a generous salary?

We actually have no choice at all!”

"He was drinking at the time?"

Chuck asked again.

"Drink."

Dr. Reitz nodded: "We can all smell the strong smell of alcohol on his body."

"Okay, you go to the police station after get off work and cooperate with me to record a confession."

Chuck said.

"What about me?"

Dr. Reitz asked fearfully.

"You're not important now."

Detective Shenfan complained: "Compared to Dr. Edward Auster, you are just a nobody. Believe me, the prosecutor will not care about giving you a discharge agreement to allow you to appear in court to accuse the real criminal!"

"Peralta, take him to the police station to record a statement now!"

Chuck looked at the lost Dr. Reitz and ordered.

"That's fine."

The detective Shenfan complained: "Save another unspeakable medical accident from happening again!"

With that said, he accompanied Dr. Reitz to hand over the work, and then left the hospital.

Chuck and Detective Amy Santiago went to find the female resident at the time. Originally, she wanted to persist, but under Chuck's pressure, she quickly knelt down.

I almost knelt down in a literal sense. My knees were relatively soft. If Detective Amy Santiago hadn't held me in time, I might have been so weak that I knelt on the ground.

"Two or three times a month, he will call and say he will come later. He is often late because of his drinking. We call this alcoholic liver ward rounds. This is an open secret.

No one dares to question Dr. Oster, and after so many years, we don’t think this affects his medical judgment.”

"Then Susan died."

Detective Amy Santiago corrected coolly.

"...Susan Wardrickey did have pneumonia when she came in! Poor girl, she was just going to be prescribed aspirin and antibiotics."

The female resident said in pain: "Dr. Oster doesn't look drunk. He has always been like this. We didn't react at all..."

"What benefit did he give you?"

Detective Amy Santiago interrupts.

"I am a resident doctor. Do you know what a resident doctor is?"

The female resident laughed miserably and said: "I am an intern who needs to live in the hospital. I have no job security and long working hours. I am also a single mother who needs to raise children. When he proposed to give me freedom to arrange my working hours, what do you think I should do?

How to do it?"

"Do what a doctor should do!"

Detective Amy Santiago couldn't help shouting.

"Do what a man should do!"

Chuck corrected: "Don't blame everything on your family! Other people's children are also human beings. It's not other people's children who just died. And your children were enjoying the caring care of nannies in a luxurious mansion, and then it was you who lost them."

Parent-child time! Believe me, if you really have that free time, you won’t spend all of it on your children, or even half of it!”

"yes!"

Detective Amy Santiago thought about it carefully and found that this was indeed the case, and said angrily: "It's not that you can't be with your children, you just have less time to spend with them. But Susan's family has lost her forever, or because

Your sin, no one should compare these two things! How dare you!!!"

"..."

The female resident was stunned there and didn't even react for a moment.

its not right.

She usually talks about her children and family members, and no matter what, she can always gain some understanding.

After all, family is almost synonymous with Xia. It is the most important value of family that can be understood even if it leads to the end of the world. Why does it feel like it has the opposite effect now?
Chapter completed!