Perry, the black director, and Biden looked at each other from afar.

Neither of them had any intention of greeting each other. After just looking at each other, Bayden took the initiative to cross their gazes.

When Perry saw this, he sneered inexplicably.

But there was no other action.

Not to mention, come directly to trouble Baierden, his disobedient subordinate.

Instead, he came straight to Hank and said loudly: "From now on, everything here is under my command!"

Hank, who had been directing at the scene, knew that those damn reporters behind him would definitely make this operation very troublesome.

Especially after he discovered that Baierden, who had not been seen at the police station for some time, actually came here.

Hank knew that some things were beyond his control.

This time, what was originally a simple rescue operation, for some reason, went in an inexplicable direction.

No longer simple.

But when Perry came to him, he wanted to take away the command.

But it still surprised Hank.

He frowned and looked at Perry beside him, and raised his hand to stop Erwin who wanted to say something.

"Director Perry, didn't we discuss that the intelligence team's actions should be directed by me with full authority?"

Upon hearing this, Perry's eyelids jumped.

If he hadn't given the strong order before, Baird would not be allowed to board and continue to interfere with the intelligence team.

Trying to push this subordinate, who has shown a lot of abilities, out as a scapegoat.

Why would you do this?

Even if he thought of using racial issues to find a way out for himself.

But this kind of thing cannot be applied by just anyone.

In politics, you must eventually learn to compromise.

There needs to be mutual concessions.

However, according to his idea, he went to the black radio station BET to bring out the problem of discrimination and save himself.

This means that Perry's own escape route is blocked.

Having a strong political leaning is never a good thing.

Whether it's extreme white supremacy, or egalitarianism that goes to the other extreme.

Neither can become the mainstream trend now.

White supremacy is a big name, but all the politicians or media involved in it are not.

Without exception, they will be divided into niches.

And in everything, we must strictly abide by the bottom line.

As soon as there is a problem, you have to stand up early, otherwise you will be suspected and your position will change.

Thus losing previous supporters.

Like Perry himself.

From now on, any case related to the contradiction between black and white in the Chicago Police Department.

As long as he intervenes, it will be regarded as an act with serious tendencies.

However, there is one good thing.

That is, America now insists on opposing discrimination, especially discrimination against black people.

This is a very correct approach.

Therefore, Perry's behavior will be much more bearable than those politicians who take a stance on white supremacy.

At the very least, he will not say that it is difficult to raise political donations for campaigning.

Look at those media outlets that are dominated by white supremacy. They even need to accept donations to operate.

You know, this name sounds big, but in fact the benefits are far less than other mediocre, seemingly neutral media.

Perry went through these considerations in his mind on the way here.

He knew that his behavior might make Tim and others who supported him a little more hesitant.

However, if you continue to interrupt, you will suffer chaos.

This ancient Eastern saying is a principle that Perry highly respects.

Instead of waiting for the media to break the news, let this matter ferment to the point where it is completely irreversible.

It would be better for Perry to take the initiative to squeeze out the pustule.

No matter how painful it is, it's still better than being kicked out of politics.

So, now we face Hank's problem.

Perry's expression remained unchanged, and he said firmly: "I am the director of the 21st Branch, so I naturally have the power to intervene in the investigation of any case that occurs in my jurisdiction!"

Speaking of this, I watched Hank's expression change.

Perry was unwilling, so he forced this subordinate with some background, like Bayden, to oppose him.

Therefore, after expressing his firm position.

Perry said with a softened tone: "The impact of this case is relatively large. It would be inappropriate for you to come forward alone, but this does not mean that the agreement between you and me is invalid."

Hank's eyes moved.

He didn't refute again and nodded silently.

He was thinking of the media outside who came inexplicably, as well as Bai Erden who spontaneously led people and claimed to be here to support.

Whether it’s the media’s efficient and massive coverage or Bayden’s sudden intervention.

It all made Hank realize something was wrong.

Therefore, he agreed to Perry's request.

He took the initiative to speak to the black director and explain the situation at the scene.

"It has been confirmed that three police detectives died, and several others are being rescued in the hospital. It may be..."

After hearing this, Perry's expression did not change. He had long past the soft-heartedness when he first entered the industry.

In Chicago, there were no police detectives killed in street crossfire that year?

He looked at the dilapidated warehouse, which was silent again, and asked.

"What happened to the kidnapped hostage?"

Hank and Erwin looked at each other, and Erwin took the initiative to speak.

"The other party is the sister of a deputy captain of the Chicago Fire Department. The commander should be aware of this case."

Perry thought for a while and said: "The one from the 51st Bureau, the case of Sister Severide's disappearance? I remember it's called Katie, right?"

Hank nodded.

Perry tapped his fingers on the black off-road vehicle and frowned: "Isn't this case handed over to the expert group for investigation? Why is it being handled by the intelligence team now?"

Hank coughed dryly.

"Well, after all, the fire department is one of our own, so I asked Lindsay to help with the investigation. Then based on the informant's information, I found out that the person who kidnapped Katie was Vince Giller of the Giller family.

, through investigation, it was discovered that he kidnapped the victim to this warehouse..."

"Because there is intelligence that Vince obtained a large number of firearms from unknown sources. In order to prevent accidents, I brought people over to deal with it..."

"Later, during the rescue process, I found that the firepower in the warehouse was too strong and called the police station for support..."

Perry couldn't help but rub his head as he listened to Hank's explanation.

"So, it was originally just a simple kidnapping case, but it turned into this situation now?"

"I remember that the police station arranged for an informant to be in the Gille family, but he didn't send back any useful information?"

"For example, where are these people in the warehouse now, and what are the weapons in their hands?"

"You said these people even have large-caliber sniper rifles. This is something that Giller's people can't get. There are not even a few people in Chicago who can transport such a thing to the city without any leaks, right?"

Hank nodded and said: "This is indeed strange. I found that the gangsters in the warehouse should be Mexicans or South Americans. They don't look like local Chicagoans!"

Mexican……

Perry felt that this matter was becoming more and more complicated.

It's like a bottomless vortex.

What made him even more helpless was that he had to take the initiative to step into this vortex.
To be continued...