"Ding, jingle, jingle," Jimmy was taking a nap on the sofa. The phone rang, and Jimmy picked up: "This is Jimmy here, who is this?"
"Jimmy, this is Woody, Woody from the bar. Are you home? Can you come by?"
Jimmy was surprised. He had indeed left Woody's phone number before, but that was just for the convenience of arranging the location. "Woody, what's going on? I'm at work."
Woody: "I remember you said, you're a cop, right. I think I need your help at the bar."
Jimmy: "Woody, my friend, what's going on? I need to know what it is so I can decide when to go find you. I'm not home right now."
Woody was silent for a while, then hesitantly said: "My friend is here now, but he is too excited. I have never dealt with such a thing. I remember you are a policeman, you should be able to get that What, I looked at the name, oh, naloxone, yes, that’s the name.”
This time it was Jimmy's turn to be silent: "Woody, did you get that too?"
Woody immediately said: "I didn't, he just went to the bathroom once and something happened after he came out."
Jimmy: "Let's talk about it when I get there."
Jimmy hung up the phone, stood up and left the office. There was a first aid kit in the trunk of his car, which contained two naloxones for use in emergencies. Although it is not good to use it directly, it will be very troublesome if you apply for it.
Driving all the way, hurrying and slowing down, Jimmy still made it over. Woody was waiting at the door and was surprised to see Jimmy coming out of the black car. He knew that Jimmy cherished his car very much, but the first car that he said was very precious was the blue Mercury. This black car is not a police car. It seems to be different from the police car he said.
Jimmy: "Woody, how's it going?"
Woody: "Thank God you finally came, he was already talking nonsense. Now he's lying in the back."
Woody said as he took Jimmy inside. In the employee rest area at the back, a man who looked terrible was lying on a camp bed twitching.
Woody: "That's him." Jimmy didn't wait for Woody to continue, he took out a bottle of naloxone and injected it into the person on the bed. The effect of naloxone is very good, but this guy is not in good condition.
Jimmy: "Woody, you have to take him to the hospital. You can't do it with just a dose of naloxone. If this continues, his brain will be damaged."
Woody: "I can't. Teddy doesn't have an ID. Once he enters the hospital, he will be deported."
Jimmy: "Tell me, what's your relationship? What's going on with him?"
Woody: "Two years ago, I was robbed on the street. They stabbed me twice and took everything away. Fortunately, he was passing by. He saved me and took me to a pet clinic. , I came back to life."
Woody unbuttoned his clothes, and there were scars on his abdomen and right chest. After Woody showed it to Jimmy, he put his clothes back on.
Woody: "Teddy is not a drug addict. He has been homeless before. Occasionally I will help him. There is absolutely no way he has so much money to buy drugs. I really don't know how he got it. I made an appointment with him to have dinner at noon, and then he went to the bathroom and was like this after he came out."
Jimmy looked at the man who was gradually getting quiet on the bed and shook his head. This man's appearance was different from the homeless drug addicts he had seen before. He looked very thin, but his face was obviously not as pale as those who often take drugs. , with deep-set eye circles, looking just a little malnourished.
Jimmy: "How does he usually live?"
Woody: "There are churches, shelters, roadside tents, everything. I tried to get him to work illegally first, but he couldn't persist. I don't know what will happen to him in the future."
Jimmy: "Did he say where he got it?"
Woody: "I don't know, there's still a little bit on the bathroom counter, I didn't touch it."
Jimmy: "I'll go take a look. Just watch him and don't let him move."
Jimmy was very familiar with the structure of the bar. He went directly to the bathroom. There was a transparent bag on the counter. Inside was a white crystal flake and some broken powder. It was very small, but the amount was definitely enough to send someone straight to hell. .
Jimmy put on his gloves, pinched a corner and left the bathroom, "Woody, is that all? What else did he bring here?"
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Woody pointed to a small bag on the ground beside the bed, a tattered shoulder bag: "Only that one."
Jimmy opened it and took a look. There were three more of the same small package inside. Judging from the amount in the small package, the one in his hand could only be considered a small half package. No need to ask, he must have overdosed.
Something seems wrong. This Teddy obviously has no experience. How could he use such a large amount? Also, the bags in his bag are not cheap. As long as they form crystals, their purity will be off the charts. This kind of product doesn't look right at all and shouldn't appear here. Therefore, it is possible that Teddy took it from someone, or there was a problem in some link and he picked it up.
Jimmy put all these on the table next to him and turned to look at Woody, "Woody, these things shouldn't be accessible to him. Are you sure he's not involved in any special activities?"
Woody shook his head, "I'm just very grateful to him, but I'm not raising him. I don't know his usual whereabouts."
Jimmy thought for a while and finally asked: "Is it okay if I report the matter here? He may need to assist other people in the investigation."
Woody nodded: "You saved him, I have no problem with it."
Jimmy called Lu Yinzi. Drug crimes in New York usually involve large gangs wholesale, small gangs scattered, and street gangs doing bulk goods. Asking Lu Yinzi to come over and deal with it can also increase his performance.
Jimmy: "Luyinzi, are you in the bureau?"
Lu Yinzi: "Yes, what's wrong?"
Jimmy: "Bring two people over to the bar, the one where we drank last time. I found something good here, which may be related to your place."
Luyinzi: "Let's go right away. Wait for me." Luyinzi knows Jimmy. Since he can tell it is a good thing, the harvest will definitely not be too small.
Jimmy hung up the phone and walked out with Woody. Woody returned to the bar, poured Jimmy a glass of wine, and poured himself a glass of wine.
Woody: "Thank you, Jimmy."
Jimmy: "You're welcome, Woody, you're really lucky."
Woody: "You're not a cop, right?"
Jimmy chuckled: "Actually, I am also a policeman, just a federal policeman."
Woody: "FBI? DEA?"
Jimmy nodded, "FBI."
Woody laughed softly, "He's still a big shot. I really didn't expect it."
Jimmy: "No one else is here, why are you here alone? Are you the boss?"
Woody shook his head: "I'm not the boss. I've just been here for many years. I don't think anyone will tell me to get out."
Jimmy: "Of course not. It would be a shame to leave such a good bartender like you."
Ten minutes later, Luyinzi brought two people into the bar, "Jimmy, I'm here, where is your gift?"
Jimmy pushed Teddy's bag over with a glove pad. The people led by Ruinz took over and began to check the contents.
"High-end goods should not appear on the streets."
Lu Yinzi nodded, "Where are the people?"
Jimmy: "Inside, I gave him a dose of naloxone, you have to refill it. I saved his life."
Lu Yinzi shook his head, and the two people went in. Soon they came out carrying Teddy. Teddy is really lucky. If Jimmy had come a little later, he would have hung up here and implicated Woody.
Jimmy: "Want a drink? Woody's treat."
Lu Yinzi nodded and sat down. He is different from Jimmy. He has many people who can work under him. Jimmy is the only one here. If there is really trouble, he will have to go back to work.
With Woody, an outsider, Jimmy didn't talk about anything special. He just talked about his family, when he planned to take a vacation, where he planned to go to play, etc. After two drinks, Luyinz and Jimmy drove away separately.
Teddy will be sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. A dose of naloxone will only provide relief. Since Lu Yinzi and the others have taken him away, they will definitely receive good treatment.
Woody's troubles are over, and he has repaid the kindness of others who saved him, but it was Jimmy who helped. I hope he can get rid of this unsatisfactory Teddy. Not every homeless man can be as motivated as Jimmy. of.
Although he didn't say a word to this Teddy, Jimmy has basically sentenced him to death. This kind of black man without identity is not willing to work hard to get a work card and identity, so he lives in darkness day by day, living. It would be better to die quickly.
The peaceful days continued like this. The expected large-scale conflict between Trinidad and Razor seemed to have never started. It had been several days in a row and no news had been received from Lu Yinzi. It seemed that they were now I'm not planning to fight directly to the death.
And the strange thing is that there is no progress in the drug eucalyptus. Whenever Jimmy goes to find Ruinz, he is always in the office, as if his agents can work independently outside.
It's nice to be calm like this, but unfortunately, Jimmy's leisure time will soon be gone. As I said before, any hijacking incident after 9/11 is a high-threat incident, and the American media is notorious for stirring up trouble. The previous suppression by the DHS and FBI did not report the news in a timely manner, and eventually it was leaked.
After being besieged by various media for several days, the Chicago FBI office held a press conference and announced some of the identities and motives of the suspects. They were antisocial elements and intended to replicate the 9/11 incident. Fortunately, Jimmy's identity information was hidden, except that a federal agent who took the opportunity shot the robber. If the relevant information was released, Jimmy would probably be completely famous.
Even so, insiders knew what was going on, so after Hughes informed Jimmy, he had no choice but to pack the box and need to go to the Washington headquarters to attend the FBI internal file sharing meeting. Internally speaking, Jimmy is already a well-known figure. He just received a medal from the headquarters not long ago and solved two terrorist attack-level cases in just six months. The level of this sharing meeting will be very high. .
Jimmy's treatment was very high this time. He went home, packed his suitcases, and returned to the FBI building. Then he and Hughes boarded a helicopter on the top floor and flew directly to the Washington DC headquarters. He didn't have to take a civil flight or drive there. This was better than The treatment was much better when he went to receive the medal last time.
After getting off the helicopter from the apron, several people were already waiting for Hughes and Jimmy beside the apron. Hughes greeted them but did not introduce everyone, so Jimmy could only shake hands with them and then followed them downstairs. go.
In a large staircase conference room, Jimmy saw a familiar person, Mahone from the Chicago office. He nodded to Jimmy, and then Jimmy and Mahone stood side by side next to the podium, waiting for others to enter without saying a word.
Apart from anything else, the people who came this time looked unusual. In addition to a bunch of black suits, there were also a few people in military uniforms. Unfortunately, Jimmy was not familiar with military ranks and services, so he couldn't tell who they were. What department.
When the waiting time was almost over, a guest emcee came on stage. The reason why I said guest emcee was that Jimmy couldn't think of any full-time emcee who would choose a little old Mediterranean man to be the emcee. Although his name and position were not announced, he probably wouldn't be a minor figure.
Mahone took the stage first as the organizer of the case. He had obviously prepared a lot in advance. As he introduced the case step by step, the projector projected various evidences that had been searched from the home of the suspect who was shot by Jimmy and other places, as well as the investigation of the case. Some testimonies obtained from relatives, friends and neighbors around him.
There was no detail involved, it took nearly an hour just to introduce the relevant content, and now Jimmy fully understood what was going on.
When the FBI announced the case before, it did so in the name of anti-social elements, with the intention of replicating 911. But in fact, they are doing it for money, yes, just for money. The hijacking was planned and implemented by three people, namely the robber who entered the cockpit, the patient who overdosed on drugs on the plane and became comatose, and the person who reported the patient's coma to the flight attendant.
Through a detailed investigation of them, it was found that all three suspects were cancer patients. They met in a mutual aid group. After getting along for a long time, the torture of their illness and the pressure of life finally took the step of defrauding insurance. Of course, in order to get more compensation, they did not choose ordinary traffic accidents, but chose airlines and insurance companies with deep pockets.
The robbers who entered the cockpit prepared a combination ceramic knife in advance and installed it on the back of the mobile phone. Although the length was not very long, it was still enough to threaten the captain and the others.
Then there was the unlucky flight attendant. She was completely well-intentioned, but she made the biggest mistake. She was supposed to go to the captain alone, but was persuaded by the robber to take him with her, which allowed the robber to enter the cockpit. .
How the captain and flight attendants are punished is a matter for the airline and TSA. In the end, it took the FBI two weeks to smooth out the whole situation and bring it to a complete end.
After Mahone explained the entire incident, he came to introduce Jimmy's process of responding to such a terrorist attack on the plane. Here is also a schematic diagram of the ballistic analysis done by the Chicago office.
Jimmy did not share the explanation task. He only served as the mascot and actual participant. He only came to the stage to meet everyone when this part was introduced.
Of course, the loudest applause from the audience was when Jimmy took the stage. Based on the cabin blueprint obtained from Boeing and the ballistic analysis, Mahone explained Jimmy's best response in an on-site emergency and deduced in a short time the most likely Connect the cockpit position, complete the shooting with a very small chance, and give the people in the whole room the greatest shock through the various simulation data displayed on the projection by Mahone.
After it was over, everyone who passed the podium came over to shake Jimmy's hand, say congratulations and thank you. Jimmy felt like his face was going to cramp. There were dozens of people shaking hands like this. Not only did his hands hurt, but his mind was confused in the end. He didn't even remember who the people in front of him were.
