On the First Day of Reporting, You Arrested a Wanted Criminal?

There is a book, and this is the same thing, about catching wanted criminals on your first day on the job.

Damn it, I really can't hold on any longer. When the police go out to arrest people, they are always empty-handed. They get injured at every turn and don't correct themselves. Even if they don't have guns, they should at least have a stick or a stun device. There are so many police officers in one police station, and so many police stations can't manage the security of a city. It's really rubbish.

I want to round up all the readers in the world who only read but don't vote, and feed them coriander every day until they die!🙄 🔥+1 update on the 30th floor! 🔥🔥+1 update for every ten nine-star comments in the book club! 🔥🔥🔥 More updates will be added if you tip! 🔥🔥🔥🔥There will be hidden rules for adding more updates at the end of some chapters~Please stay tuned~ PS: I hate eating coriander!!!😤😤 (The new author is determined to write a sweet article, so sweet!)

The author seems to have no relevant knowledge of forensic trace examination. There will obviously be many loopholes in the professionalism if he writes it forcefully.

The police station cannot handle homicide cases and must report any findings.

Sometimes, I really can't think of the suspect's name, which leads to two plots where the suspects have the same name, so I specially set up this page. Everyone is welcome to contribute. The form is as follows. Name: Zhang San Level: A-level suspect Crime experience: Lure a friend into going to "pastry", causing his waist to be cut. ...... Friendly reminder, you can write the name of your gay friend, and your criminal experience can be more negative than negative.

It is recommended that Chapter 38 be revised and released as soon as possible!

There was a TV series before. Did you copy it or time travel into TV?