I Work as a Policeman on the Streets That Never Sleep

[Grassroots police × Anti-fraud and pursuit of murder × Master-disciple inheritance] It's three o'clock in the morning and the streets are open all night. A girl squatted on the roadside and cried: "He blocked me." Li Xiao, 26 years old, has been a police officer for two years. He thought it was just an ordinary lovelorn seeking help. The moment he opened his phone, he was stunned - the same red exclamation mark, the same transfer record, the same "self-media entrepreneur boyfriend". Three in one month, seven in two months. The anti-fraud center said that this person is Liu Zhiqiang, a habitual offender, and is speeding up. Master Zhou Yuan said: "Everything on this street can be faked, but someone has to guard the truth for the people." Li Xiao started to chase. From the Malatang shop to the flower shop, from the shared office space to the late-night Internet cafe. Asked one by one, chasing each one one by one. The same name appears in the chat records of all victims: Akai. No one has seen Akai. But every time Liu Zhiqiang deceived someone, he would send a message to Akai: "Done." Li Xiao thought he was chasing a liar. Until he discovered that Akai was not alone. "Being a police officer is not just about catching bad guys. Sometimes, it's about standing there. Standing there every morning, letting people walking at night know that there is someone ahead of them."