Black Technology, A Dimensional Blow? You’re Wasting Your Talent as a Police Officer

Interrogating suspects: use a 2070 lie detector with a built-in big data AI module to create a criminal profile and determine whether the suspect is lying.

Suspect: "I didn't kill anyone."

Su Hao: "You're lying! The data shows that when you lie, you like to glance left. You did the same thing when you got caught peeking at the neighbor lady in the shower when you were six!"

"And when you were a kid, you blew up a pile of cow dung and demolished the neighbor's outhouse. You had that same look on your face when you got caught!"

"And then there's the time you secretly fooled around with your boss's boss and his sister-in-law behind your boss's back..."

Suspect: "I give up! I'll confess everything! Please, stop talking!"

Tracking down enemies: an off-road jeep with nitrous acceleration and a top speed of 600 kilometers per hour, made in 2080.

Hunting down suspects: a holographic infrared thermal scanner that delivers a crushing technological advantage over criminals, made in 2091.

"When catching criminals, you have to keep up with the times!" said Su Hao, the greatest police officer of the twenty-first century.

His superior: "Keeping up with the times doesn't mean using technology that's generations ahead of them! You're wasted as a police officer!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.