Jimmy's escort mission is completed, he returns to the police station and continues to drive wildly on the road of nerds. Jimmy has applied for 1/3 of the courses. If he passes the exam in one go, he may set a new record for graduation speed from night school.
The next day, someone from the LRPD obtained the serial number and rifling information of Jimmy's revolver and made a closing report. Jimmy originally thought that there would be routine inquiries and then he could take a vacation. But what happened to the inquiry? What about the hearing? Why is there nothing?
In fact, Jimmy thought too much. The reason why he was recommended to Superintendent Ted by Ned Ryan was because he knew who the butcher was. The police did not want to let go of the suspects who injured the police officers at all.
Many people in the police station knew about the butcher, but they did not know that the butcher was of Chinese descent, nor did they know his name. Since someone could be contacted, Superintendent Ted naturally asked the dispatch center to make arrangements.
Yesterday's result was already within their expectations. The key was that SWAT led the entry. In principle, Jimmy was only an assistant. There were so many reasons that led to the current situation. I just asked a question, but I didn't have the time to do anything.
Jimmy originally wanted to plan his subsequent travel plans during his vacation, but it turned out that the long vacation was not approved and the administrative leave was still pending.
Jimmy was also very depressed. His plan was completely disrupted, and he still owed the DEA a promise to visit there.
After thinking about it, Jimmy felt that it would be better to at least fulfill this promise first. It would not be good to delay it for too long. He would always have to deal with them in the future.
Although there are federal agents investigating his background, but with Tom handling it, he doesn't have to worry at all. There shouldn't be any problems going to the DEA this time.
Jimmy went directly to Director James and applied for a week's leave in the name of DEA communication. After much deliberation, Director James finally approved his leave.
Jimmy got the approval, called Agent Thorsten directly, and then prepared to go to Dallas.
Because the DEA reimbursed the travel expenses, Jimmy generously booked a first-class flight. All arrangements in Dallas were handled by Torsten, so he didn't have to worry at all.
Jimmy began to prepare his own gun case. Since the gun case that came with the gun purchase did not meet the requirements of TSA (Federal Transportation Security Administration), Jimmy also bought a double-locked hard-shell gun case and emptied the revolver cylinder. , a box of bullets was carried directly, and the gun and bullets were locked in the gun box.
In order for firearms to be carried on an airplane in the United States, they need a hard case that cannot be opened from the sides or corners after being locked, and it must also have a certain degree of sturdiness to avoid danger during transportation. There cannot be bullets in the gun. Bullets need to be packed in a special plastic box or an original bullet box. They cannot be placed loosely in the gun box.
Jimmy brought a suitcase, put his clothes, computer and gun case in it, and after finishing packing, he was ready to leave for the airport.
Because he had brought a gun and needed to register at the airport, Jimmy left for the airport early. Although he had already familiarized himself with the process, it was his first time to bring a gun on a plane. He didn't know how long it would take to register and go through the process on site, so he was still a little nervous. .
Fortunately, the whole process is relatively fast. Report at the service desk, fill in the registration form, and then the airport police and service staff will open the suitcase and check it. The process is completed. The suitcase enters the transfer channel, and Jimmy goes to wait for the flight empty-handed. Hall waiting.
When he arrived in Dallas, Jimmy got his suitcase and dragged it out of the airport. A gust of hot wind hit him. Although it was already September, the weather was still very hot.
Torsten waited outside the airport. After meeting, the two shook hands and hugged. They didn't cool down until they got into Agent Torsten's car.
"Jimmy, how many days do you have for this visit?"
"Three or four days. I plan to take a walk around and take a small vacation."
"OK, I'll make the arrangements."
The two chatted casually for a few words, and Torsten took Jimmy to a hotel not far from the DEA branch to check in. Of course, it was arranged by Torsten. Jimmy didn't have to worry about anything, as long as he stayed.
"You take a rest first. I'll pick you up and take you to the branch tomorrow."
Thorsten settled Jimmy down and left directly. For an agent like him, time is never enough, so there is no pressure at all when picking someone up or something, since things can never be done anyway.
Jimmy put his luggage away, went to the bathroom to take a shower, changed his clothes, turned on the computer, and casually surfed the Internet. This weather is really not suitable for going shopping. It's still too hot. Jimmy really doesn't want to walk around in the sun unless necessary.
It has to be said that the Internet is developing really fast in the United States in this era. Jimmy goes out with his laptop and can find a place to surf the Internet at any time when he is bored.
In the evening, Jimmy went out to find a restaurant for dinner, and then found a bar nearby to relax.
Early the next morning, Jimmy's phone rang, and Thorsten had already arrived at the hotel lobby, waiting for Jimmy there. Jimmy woke up the girl next to him apologetically, explained, then went to the bathroom to clean up, and went downstairs to meet Thorsten.
Jimmy said goodbye to the girl, and then greeted Torsten. Torsten didn't care about the person next to him. He saw Jimmy's T-shirt + jeans outfit and asked directly, "Where is your gun? You should take it with you when you go out." Yes."
"Of course I brought it here, but we are going to your branch. It's not convenient for me to bring my own gun."
"It's okay, bring it with you. This is Texas."
Jimmy went back to his room to put the holster and gun on his belt, leaving them exposed outside his clothes.
Texas is one of the few states in the United States that allows open carry of guns. In addition, Jimmy’s Arkansas CCW is also recognized by Texas. This means that even if Jimmy carries a concealed gun and puts the gun in his waistband and covers it with clothes, it is legal in Texas.
Thorsten took Jimmy out of the hall, got in the car in the parking lot and went straight to the DEA branch.
Arriving at the underground parking lot of the DEA branch, Thorsten took a cowboy hat from the back seat and gave it to Jimmy, "This is for you. How can you not have a hat in Texas!"
Jimmy is a county police officer, and he also wears a cowboy hat, but the style is different. There is nothing against this kind of cowboy hat, so he just puts it on his head.
Jeans, a cowboy hat, a belt holster, a revolver, and a leather jacket and a pair of pointed boots, Jimmy can put together a cowboy suit. He was wearing a T-shirt and casual shoes today, which didn't quite match his outfit.
Thorsten took him to the elevator and took a visitor card from his pocket to Jimmy. He had arranged this in advance.
Arriving at Torsten's office, several people passing by said hello to Torsten. "Hey Tory, who is this?"
"My friend, Jimmy, I was asked to show him around."
Entering the office, Jimmy held the hat in his hand. He had an Asian face, which was rare in this office. At least Jimmy looked around. There were blacks and Hispanics, but no Asians.
