not Detective Chuck!

Author: Qingsi Looking Back

police station.

"With her confession and Rose Mendez's confession, we can apply for a search warrant!"

Detective Amy Santiago said excitedly.

"Go for it!"

The branch director who was listening nodded.

"Remember that the search warrant covers not only Elena Hella's apartment, but also her trash!"

Chuck reminded.

"What?"

Detective Amy Santiago was stunned.

Not to mention her, even the detective Shenfan and the branch chief looked over in surprise.

"You mean her trash also has legal rights?"

The detective was joking with a playful smile.

"Is she alive?"

Chuck asked rhetorically.

"..."

Detective Amy Santiago was speechless, knowing that Chuck was also connoting that human rights in the United States refer to living people, dead people have no human rights, but as long as they survive, anything is possible.

Dead people don’t have as many human rights as living people do!

"Are you serious?"

The troubled detective saw that Chuck didn't seem to be joking and couldn't understand: "The garbage is on the street. It's either hers or the city's, but no matter which one, it should be included in the search warrant, right?"

"This is called homestead rights, and it is possible to be protected by law."

Chuck said expressionlessly: "You don't want the evidence you worked so hard to find, go to court, and have the defense lawyer use such ridiculous excuses to deny the legality of this evidence, and then it will be discarded directly.

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"God bless America!"

The branch director kept his face expressionless. After hearing Chuck explain the American legal trap here, he said a very general word, but at this moment, the words he said were not literal at all.

If we continue to mess around like this, even if God comes down to earth, he will not be able to save the United States!

"We're going to apply for a search warrant right now. The focus is on the search warrant for her trash!"

The annoying police detective complained.

After obtaining a search warrant, they led the team into the apartment of nurse Elena Hella.

"Wow, are you sure this is the first crime scene?"

As soon as the detective Shenfan came in, he immediately joked: "Instead of Chuck's house?"

"Elena is a nurse. She is different from those sloppy people above who eat takeout without throwing it away. She keeps her house spotless and is my favorite tenant!"

The landlord brought them in. When he heard this, he introduced: "I can't imagine that she would do such an appalling thing!"

After saying this, she couldn't help but curse: "Damn it! No one knows what kind of madness and distortion is hidden under the gentle and quiet appearance!"

Now her apartment has become the scene of the first crime, a special case of kidney removal. This apartment is completely different from before.

It is no longer possible to rent to good tenants as before. All you can do is attract those perverts who like novelties and then make a mess in the apartment, forming a vicious cycle.

At that time, if you want to sell it, you will have to discount it greatly, and you will lose a lot of money.

We can only hope that after this case becomes more popular, we can find a fool who doesn't understand to take over the apartment.

"Where's the trash she threw out?"

Detective Amy Santiago thinks about the garbage Chuck reminds.

"Over there!"

The landlady pointed out the window: "It's been several days and they haven't been collected yet. There's a lot piled up. Those sanitation workers are paid more than teachers, but they only come here two days a week!"

"Peralta!"

Detective Amy Santiago immediately signaled to the troubled detective.

"No way?"

Detective Shenfan immediately understood that she wanted him to rummage through the trash, and said funnyly: "My clothes have just been dry-cleaned!"

"Chuck reminded you, and even applied for a search warrant for garbage. Who told you to dress so well?"

Detective Amy Santiago complained.

"Then you're not wearing dirty clothes either?"

Detective Frustrated looked at the clothes on Detective Amy Santiago.

"You want me to dig through the trash?"

Detective Amy Santiago has dagger-like eyes.

"All right."

The frustrated police detective had no choice but to rummage through the trash and found seven packed blood-stained bags.

"It's real!"

Detective Amy Santiago finally breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that she had actually been found.

The two returned to the police station with the evidence, and then sent the evidence for testing. The test results were naturally correct.

The African-American assistant prosecutor was notified and came over.

"The blood types match perfectly. We still have six bags with enough blood-stained cotton to make quilts!"

The frustrated detective took out a labeled bag containing bloody cotton and showed it to the African-American assistant prosecutor.

"Where did you find it?"

The African-American assistant prosecutor frowned and asked.

"Trash can."

Detective Shenfan and Detective Amy Santiago looked at each other. He looked strangely and said, "What? Trash cans also have rights? Will homestead rights affect the judgment?"

"Huh?"

The African-American assistant prosecutor looked at Detective Shenfan in surprise, as if he was looking at something magical: "You actually knew that homestead rights would be involved?"

"You look down on us police?"

The detective Shenfan said sternly: "We have been working with you all day long to solve cases, and we already know a lot of common sense about your lawyers. If one day we stop working as police officers, study law and then become lawyers, we will get twice the result with half the effort. Do you believe it?"

"I believe."

The African-American assistant prosecutor smiled and said: "It is possible for a police officer to become a lawyer, but you cannot, because the law is serious and you are funny, and the two are incompatible."

"That's so true!"

Detective Amy Santiago nodded with deep understanding: "If our chief becomes a lawyer, he will definitely be very successful!"

The African-American assistant prosecutor thought about the expressionless yet serious and funny look of the branch director, and nodded: "Since you know that homestead rights may cause disputes, then you..."

"Do not worry!"

Detective Amy Santiago said: "The search warrant we applied for included trash cans, and Chuck had warned us in advance."

"I see."

The African-American assistant prosecutor looked astonished.

He just said that it was strange that the police had begun to care about such unconventional legal provisions.

Although he just agreed that a police officer turning into a lawyer could get twice the result with half the effort, that was just polite.

If you want to be a lawyer in the United States, you must first graduate from college and then enroll in law school.

If you want to be a police officer, you only need to graduate from high school.

There is a gap of seven or eight years in school between the two professions. How can you learn enough professional legal knowledge by being exposed to cases as a police officer!

Even if Detective Shenfan and Detective Amy Santiago did not drop out of high school to become police officers, but wanted to apply for law school after graduating from college, it would still depend on whether the law school accepts them.

Now that I know this was actually what Chuck reminded me, everything makes sense instantly.

Chuck knows everything, this is normal.

"I will go back and discuss with Ben to sue Dr. James Robert and nurse Elena Hella..."

After saying this, he paused, looked at the two police detectives with strange expressions, and said with a wry smile: "I know, I still won't make a plea bargain this time."
To be continued...