"Bang!" A loud noise came from the confession room of the West Kowloon Police District. Senior Inspector Madam Mi of O's Office obviously no longer had much patience with the criminals across the table who were unwilling to cooperate.
"Aixinjueluo Yinzhen, don't think that we can't find out anything if you don't tell us. I advise you to tell the truth honestly. Then I may plead with the judge on your behalf."
The person opposite was still calm and cold as before: "I won't say anything until my lawyer comes. I have the right to remain silent."
Madam looked at the criminal suspect across from him silently and chuckled: "Okay, let's see how long you can keep your words."
The person opposite snorted contemptuously: "If you have evidence, why bother spending time with me here? Anyway, once the 48 hours are up, if you can't find any evidence anymore, you have to let me go!"
Madam glared at the arrogant person across from him in annoyance, and winked at the subordinate. The subordinate nodded in understanding, silently turned off the camera, gave the person opposite a wishful expression, and quietly closed the door to the confession room.
The person opposite frowned slightly and said, "What do you want to do?"
Madam smiled sinisterly and said, "What do you think I'm going to do?"
"Na na na, Hong Kong is a society governed by the rule of law, and the police cannot abuse lynching!"
"The cameras are off and there's no one to testify against you."
"The police are amazing, aren't they?"
"The police are amazing." She said he was unprepared, so Madam pulled him up from the chair and threw him over his shoulder.
Yinzhen was lying on the ground and shouted: "The police are beating someone!"
Madam stepped forward and punched her again: "Are you going to say it or not?"
Yinzhen pitifully hugged Madam Mi's thigh and said weakly: "I'll just tell you, it's just to hide private money. Is that the case? Wuwu..."