Last Shot

Last Shot

by Lan Jinglin

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136Kwords61chapters
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Ch. 61Thoughts Triggered by "the Last Shot" (Postscript)
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In the first spring of the 1990s, a huge case of trafficking in and manufacturing counterfeit currency occurred in Jiangcheng City in northern China. Criminals made counterfeit coins from a southern city and then smuggled them to Jiangcheng City for sale. After the Criminal Police Team of the Jiangcheng City Public Security Bureau accepted the case, they first arrested two gang members. However, after several interrogations, they were unable to identify the real principal culprit who made counterfeit money, and the case reached a deadlock. At this time, Zhang Ran, director of the Jiangcheng City Public Security Bureau, concluded based on a large number of clues that the principal culprit in the case was his own son Zhang Zhiran, who was "doing business" in the south. Therefore, Zhang Ran pretended that "he was sick", lured his son back to Jiangcheng, and then arrested him. However, just when the public security agency was preparing to transfer the case to the prosecutor's office for arrest, Zhang Zhiran and a murderer in his roommate escaped from prison and fled to a city in the south. Zhang Ran sent criminal police captain Zhang Min and scout Liu Xuefeng to the south to hunt Zhang Zhiran. After many twists and turns, the criminal was finally caught. However, the cunning criminal relied on his power in the south to kill Zhang Min and Zhang Zhiran escaped again. After the situation reached Jiangcheng, the police chief Zhang Ran went south alone to handle the case personally and finally captured his son. When he asked his son to return to Jiangcheng to prepare for trial, his son begged him in every possible way. He knew that if he returned to Jiangcheng, his life would be in danger and he would have to flee again. In the desperate situation, Zhang Ran shot and killed his biological son who was about to flee across the border.

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