The Megure Police Department had just received the decision to release Yajima Kunio, and were preparing to send someone to negotiate with the kidnappers. Suddenly, the person in charge of liaison said in surprise: "Police Department, they said they want to release the hostages, and our cars are not allowed to approach!"
"Release the hostages? Haven't we not told them that we will release Kunio Yajima?" Megure Police Department touched the back of his head in confusion, almost doubting how many episodes he had skipped, "Did you just promise to release him?"
"No, we haven't reached the deadline they gave yet. I've been delaying it just now. If the news doesn't come out, I originally planned to tell them later so that they can relax their vigilance."
The police officer was also confused. She looked at the message sent by the "robber" and guessed: "Did they understand it wrong? No, there is absolutely nothing wrong with my wording."
"It's because you didn't take the Chinese language class, okay?" The police officer on the side followed up and guessed, "Maybe he was too nervous and misunderstood what we meant. This would be very dangerous. It's not easy for veterans to cause trouble. I'm afraid that novices will get nervous.
Recklessly……"
"Okay." Memu Police Department clapped their hands, made some noise, and brought back the divergent topic.
He informed the police of his decision to release the kidnapper leader, and then contacted Sato, who was following the hijacked bus, and asked her to slow down and not chase so closely for the time being.
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The bus quickly deviated from its original circular route and came to a relatively open place. The advantage of this kind of place is that it is not easy for the robbers to hide when they are arrested, but the disadvantage is also obvious - there is no way to hide snipers around.
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Miwako Sato drove behind her cautiously, staring at the car in front of her from nearly a hundred meters away.
Soon, she saw the bus slowly stopping on the side of the road.
Sato was startled. He originally thought something had happened and wanted to get closer to check.
But at this time, the Mumu Police Department received another contact from the "robber", and his instructions were quickly sent: "Stop the car, keep a distance, and don't get close."
Miwako Sato had no choice but to stop.
She picked up a pair of binoculars and as soon as she put them in front of her eyes, she was shocked to see the bus door open and a passenger being put from the car to the ground.
The person who released him only had one pair of arms exposed. The "robber" first placed the hostage close to the ground, then stretched and threw the hostage. The passenger rolled away a meter or two and lay motionless on the ground.
The "robber" followed the same pattern and threw one person away, then the car door closed and the car started again.
When the car left, the police officers who were ambushing nearby rushed over and picked up the passengers who were thrown on the ground. They were worried at first, but when they checked, they found that the passengers were alive and uninjured, and they all breathed a sigh of relief.
After driving some distance, the bus stopped again and two more people were thrown off.
In this way, the "robbers" threw them all the way, and the policemen who followed behind them picked them up all the way.
Takagi felt that he was not here to rescue the hostages today, but to practice carrying sacks. He rubbed his arms and was a little confused: "What's going on with these two robbers? Didn't we not tell them that we will release the leader?"
"Just pick it up properly, there are so many ideas." The middle-aged police officer who helped him move slumped on the car seat and took a tired sip of health tea.
In any case, the difficulty of rescuing one hostage is completely different from that of rescuing a group of hostages, and the pressure on the police is also completely different. The veteran police officer guessed: "Maybe he felt that there were too many people and it was difficult to control, so he wanted to leave only one or two. This
It’s also a good thing for us.”
After throwing it several times, Shiraishi dragged Shuichi Akai over when the car stopped again, intending to throw him out among the ordinary passengers.
Unexpectedly, as soon as I dragged the collar to the door of the car, the violation warning suddenly went off.
Bai Shi was startled, and then he clenched his hands that were about to loosen again.
I originally thought that there were some sharp stones on the ground that would puncture Akai Shuichi's head when he was thrown down. But after carefully looking around the asphalt road outside, the ground was flat and there was no sharp weapon.
Shiraishi tried to change his position, let go slightly, and the violation warning sounded again.
"..."
Could it be that...Akai Shuichi is afraid of falling?
He looks like a master who can hit N in one blow, but he is actually very weak and can die in one hit?
Shiraishi had no choice but to turn Akai Shuichi around, throw down his legs first, and prepare to slowly lower them to the ground step by step.
But when I was about to let go, the violation warning lighted up again, swinging back and forth and beeping non-stop.
Shiraishi's head hurt from the noise, and he dragged Akai Shuichi back. As soon as the man returned to the carriage, the violation warning stopped.
Bai Shi stared at the dimmed small police light on the light screen, lost in thought.
Could it be that there is something wrong with this place, such as some old bomb buried underneath, or that it will collapse due to an earthquake soon? But won’t the police come soon to pick people up...
To be on the safe side, Shiraishi decided to throw it somewhere else.
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"Throw it away, prepare it...wait a minute, did he take the person back? Am I right??"
"Hey, I really threw it this time, my legs came down!...Wait, wait, wait, don't go yet, he pulled the person back again!"
"The car drove away! It wasn't even unloaded...and it drove away before people were put down! They don't want to go back on their word!" The police officer responsible for picking up the passengers was a little confused, "What happened? Did he accidentally kill the passenger?
You found it when you were about to throw it away, so you are planning to run away?"
Sato Miwako frowned and stared at the bus from the rear. From this angle, it was impossible to see clearly inside the bus. However, the robbers asked them not to try to peek from the direction of the door or the front, so the police could not grasp the situation inside the bus at this time.
"Wait a minute." She looked at the back of the bus as it left, and found that the speed was about the same as before, slowly and leisurely, without any appearance of "escape", so she decided to continue observing first.
After driving forward for more than two hundred meters, Shiraishi felt that it was almost done.
After the car stopped, he opened the door and dragged Shuichi Akai over again, pretending to throw...
Then the violation warning sounded again.
Shiraishi hesitated for a moment, threw Shuichi Akai back into the car, dragged an unknown passerby over, and threw him down according to the previous action of throwing passengers...
It worked.
The violation warning was silent throughout the entire process.
It seems that it has nothing to do with the location, but the problem with Akai Shuichi himself.
With this thought in mind, I dragged Judy over again and tried to throw it away, but the violation warning went off again.
...Is it because of the FBI?
Judy herself is a foreigner, and she should be carrying relevant FBI documents, so it is indeed possible to be identified.
If you throw the FBI down, you will encounter danger... Are there organized undercover agents in the police station? Gin happens to be passing by nearby? Toru Amuro is squatting nearby?
There are too many possibilities, but the conclusion is still obvious. These two people cannot be thrown around.
If they can't be thrown away, then forget about it first. Baishi pushed them aside, found another passerby, threw them down, and drove away.
Not long after the car left, the police rushed over, this time more anxious than before.
They were relieved when they found that the two ordinary citizens who were thrown out of the car had the same vital signs as the previous passengers.
Shiraishi drove the bus slowly and threw people away. The police became more and more accustomed to this rhythm and guessed how many people could be thrown on the bus.
After entering a forest, Shiraishi suddenly changed his route at the corner and got off the highway through the gap. He drove in the field for a while, rode on another road, and entered a tunnel not long after.
The road section here is relatively old. Although it is not closed, there are very few vehicles passing by.
When Shiraishi arrived, a van was already parked in the tunnel. Hongye leaned next to it, waiting for him while racing against time to type on the keyboard of his laptop.