After a long while, two people from the Criminal Crime Squadron finally arrived.
One is an old investigator, Detective Inspector Wen Zhao. In his early years, when Chen Shu was at the Zhongshan Institute, he had cooperated with him and completed the preliminary handling of several cases.
When Chen Shu was in the police station, he saw that he was quite capable. Unexpectedly, within a few years, he would go to the opposite extreme from Chen Shu, who was transferred to the special police and trained every day.
Staying up late, smoking, drinking alcohol, high-intensity work pressure and irregular and chaotic work and rest directly caused Wen Zhao to rush forward on the road to the greasy uncle.
He has obvious bags under his eyes, a scruffy beard, and a police belt on his protruding belly, making him look like a middle-aged greasy uncle.
At a young age, wearing a neat police uniform, squinting his eyes and identifying criminal suspects with great momentum, that is a beautiful interpretation in TV series. In reality, most criminal police officers are typical greasy middle-aged uncles.
The other one was actually a trainee police officer with a two-fold bar, which was not common in serious cases.
The criminal investigation brigade, or the front-line investigation and case handling departments such as economic investigation and public security, is a unit that attaches great importance to qualifications and experience. Generally speaking, it will not accept newly recruited police officers or police academy graduates.
Without a few years of experience at the grassroots level, in a department like Xingda University where old people gather together, you will be regarded as a dishonest person who has no hair on his lips and is not good at doing things, and no one will pay attention to you at all.
Especially serious cases are taken more seriously.
"Hello, Director Zhu, where is the scene?"
After the two arrived, Wen Zhao immediately greeted Zhu Li, and then saw the brand-name cosmetics bag in Zhu Li's hand and Chen Shu, also wearing casual clothes, standing behind her.
The expression on Wen Zhao's face was calm, but his heart was in turmoil.
The young man who came with Wen Zhao was named "Xiao Liao". At this time, he had his trouser pockets inserted and looked around curiously. He was not as relaxed as a serious case investigator who came to the scene to investigate a murder case.
Zhu Li pointed to the place under the bridge surrounded by warning tape: "It was the body found at the bridge pier. Well, Xiao Ming has put the body into the trunk of the car. We will go to the funeral parlor for an autopsy later."
"Need an autopsy?" Upon hearing this, Wen Zhao subconsciously asked, "Are you sure it's a murder?"
Unless it involves a murder case, the autopsy of a body requires the consent of the deceased's family. Before the identity of the body was found out, Zhu Li expressed her intention to do an autopsy. To Wen Zhao's ears, it was equivalent to making it clear that this was a murder case.
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Logically speaking, the handling of the scene must be directed by someone from the criminal department. As Zhu Li, even the director of the criminal department cannot exceed her authority.
However, in a case like this where a body is found in the river, the crime scene will definitely not be at the place where the crime was reported.
Basically no useful information could be extracted from the scene where the corpse was found. All clues had to be taken from the corpse. The floating corpse would corrode quickly after leaving the river water, so it was reasonable for Julie to take the decision to pull the corpse away first.
Afterwards, Wen Zhao took Xiao Liao to open the body bag in the trunk and took a few glances, then went under the bridge a few times to look around, without taking any pictures.
During the process, the police from Shuishang Police Station arrived.
The person who came was about forty years old. When he arrived at the scene, he confessed that he had just been transferred from the detention center and could not understand the scene. He only came to pick up the police because he was on duty. The case-related matters were mainly handled by the Criminal Department.
After saying that, this guy didn't even take a look at the corpse. He just stood on the shore and frowned, smoking. People who didn't know it thought he was pondering the circumstances of this floating corpse case.
Chen Shu couldn't stand it.
Back then, he had also dealt with Shuishui Police Station. Although he was slow to come, he had a correct attitude and excellent workmanship. Compared with the person in front of him, there was a huge difference.
At this time, Brother Huang saw the dissatisfaction in Chen Shu's heart, and came over to hold Chen Shu secretly, saying that this guy had an incident in the detention center and was demoted to the Shuishui Police Station, so it was better not to get into trouble.
Chen Shu chuckled and declined to comment.
Here, Wen Zhao walked around under the bridge and found nothing, so he returned to the shore to communicate with Zhu Li about the situation at the scene.
And Xiao Liao met Xiao Ming, and the two of them chatted without knowing what they were talking about. From time to time, Xiao Liao would burst into laughter a few times, and it seemed that they were chatting happily.
This made Chen Shu feel uncomfortable.
After all, there was a murder happening right now, and the person who died might still be a policeman. In this situation, he could still joke so easily and freely, which Chen Shu thought he couldn't do.
After some time, most of the people had left, and only Chen Shu, Zhu Li and Xiao Ming were left on the shore.
Chen Shu and Zhu Li looked at me and I looked at you, neither of them spoke.
Chen Shu had thought about working on the case with Zhu Li. Anyway, he had nowhere to go during his rest today. Besides, the two of them had worked on a case together in NX some time ago, so it couldn't be said to be unexpected now.
But for some reason, he just couldn't say it.
Zhu Li picked up the gift bag in her hand, thanked her generously, and turned around to greet Xiao Ming to prepare to evacuate.
"Did the scene be recorded?"
"Recorded, Director."
"Have you checked the video?"
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A few minutes later.
"Director, the inspection is complete."
"Did the witnesses sign the site survey?"
"Signed." Xiao Ming scratched his scalp and said uncertainly, "But director, I couldn't find anyone just now, so I asked the police assistant from Brother Huang's office to sign it..."
Zhu Li said suspiciously: "When did you sign it for him? He didn't come down during the inspection, right? You've been here too."
Xiao Ming stuck out his tongue and whispered: "I signed the blank record paper for him before we disembarked."
When Zhu Li heard this, she became a little angry and said in a much stronger tone: "I won't do this again!"
Xiao Ming stood at attention and said: "Okay, director."
Scene investigation is an investigative activity in which investigators investigate and examine crime scenes that may be involved in criminal cases.
During the entire inspection process, a witness is required to observe the entire process and sign the inspection record for confirmation.
According to the requirements of the Criminal Procedure Law, the witness must not be a staff member of the case-handling unit. Because his identity has a direct interest in the case, it is impossible to judge the authenticity and legality of the identification process.
This sentence actually blocked the grassroots practice of using auxiliary police officers as witnesses, so Xiao Ming, as the chief criminal officer, asked the auxiliary police officers from the police station who were not in the same unit to come forward as witnesses.
In fact, it was a coincidence. However, since there were simultaneous audio and video recordings during the on-site inspection to prove the authenticity and legality of the identification process, the procuratorate would turn a blind eye as long as there were no major problems.
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It’s not that the police are unwilling to find people at the scene to do this. First, every time they do it, they must explain it to them in detail. After all, the Chinese people are willing to watch the fun, but it won’t work if they really have to sign a document and take legal responsibility.
Another point is that after people are allowed to serve as witnesses, some people will become enthusiastic and walk around at the scene, which will affect the police's work, or they may lose their temper and turn around and leave if something happens.
In the early years, the work unit would invite people from the community to serve as witnesses during business hours, and they would come when they were free and pay a fee.
Later, because he signed too many names with the same name in different cases in different places, the procuratorate stopped him. He was everywhere. The name of this witness was really better than that of some old investigators who gave it to the prosecutors.
Catchy.
Julie didn't urge her like a scold: "Get in the car quickly."
Looking at "Zhu Wuchang" who frowned and only greeted him softly today, Xiao Ming suddenly became energetic and felt that the power of love is really great.
"Right away, Director!"
Xiao Ming sat down on the driver's seat, stepped on the accelerator, and the car jumped out.
Chen Shu, who was standing behind, couldn't help but sigh softly, and was about to pack up and go home. Unexpectedly, the car that jumped out in front stopped suddenly, and Zhu Li poked her head out of the car window.
"Chen Shu, have you been to the funeral home?"
Chen Shu immediately realized that he was being invited to the anatomy room.
Even if I’ve never been to this road, I can’t say anything about it.