Trainee Auxiliary Police Officer: the Crime Team Begged Me Not to Work the Night Shift

Lu Yan was just the lowest-level community auxiliary police officer at Shuguang Police Station. He was ignored when mediating disputes during the day, and was dismissed as having "no law enforcement power" during the night shift. Until my first night shift, an ordinary "neighborhood water leakage dispute" came to my door. With high concentration, Lu Yan's adrenaline surged, and his five senses were instantly strengthened: [Water leaking upstairs? No, the water stains were mixed with a very faint smell of blood. [No one answered the door? No, there was a struggling whimper coming from behind the wall, whose mouth was tightly covered. The veteran policeman advised him not to meddle in his own business, and his partner asked him to assist the police to stop taking responsibility blindly. The leader on duty even scolded him for tossing around without evidence. However, Lu Yan overstepped his authority and reported it, and a phone call directly woke up the captain of the criminal police team of the city bureau. From that night on, a saying spread among the black and white circles in Binjiang City: During the day you can look down on the young man in the auxiliary police uniform. But don't turn off your phone at night. Because Lu Yanyi was working the night shift, no one in the city's major crime squad or underground bosses could get a good night's sleep.