National Forensic Doctor

1051: Chapter 984 Leading the Way 1051: Chapter 984 Leading the Way Lao Pu spoke up for the second time asking for Jiang Yuan.

Xu Zhaoxiang, the police officer in charge of the interrogation, didn’t try to discourage him.

Instead, he immediately called the special investigation team, looking for Jiang Yuan.

Disciplinary forces highly value hierarchical relationships.

However, when it comes to cases of extraordinary scale, the veteran detectives often become less… rigid.

Lao Pu feared for his life, and so did the old detectives about mishaps.

Going through the proper channels was certainly safe, but the chances of leaking information were also very high.

Lao Pu had the ability to get the boss of the listed company, Duanda Group, behind bars, provided he knew how to preserve evidence.

But frankly, such judgment and decisions were made by people like Xu Zhaoxiang in a very short period of time, and whether they could achieve a breakthrough was uncertain.

Xu Zhaoxiang was filled with anticipation, but when he found out that Lao Pu really had something substantial, possibly even major, Xu first panicked for 10 seconds.

Fortunately, Jiang Yuan took his call.

Xu Zhaoxiang couldn’t talk about the details.

He could only say, “God Jiang, I have a suspect here requesting to see you, and I think it’s quite necessary.

Would you be able to come over now?”

If it weren’t particularly important, he wouldn’t have added the last sentence.

But as the saying goes ‘the night brings many dreams,’ and not only did Xu Zhaoxiang understand it, he had also experienced it.

Especially with CEOs of listed companies, whose information and relationship networks are denser than a spider’s web, and out of respect and fear of power, it’s assumed that such companies operate in compliance and are ethical role models.

But there are always bad apples, such as a key responsible person at an essential post like a security guard, who might get whimsical and foolishly leak information, potentially causing the case to go awry.

Jiang Yuan hurried downstairs with his people.

In the past two or three years, he had handled more major and significant cases than most detectives do in their lifetime.