"Hey, what are you kidding, we're Tencoin Entertainment and Miramax Films, and we're here to negotiate a distribution and endorsement deal with the producers of First Blood! Is that how you Vancouver police welcome investors who support your film industry?"

In the face of the raid of the RCMP and the CBSA, the first to stand up and maintain order was Gu Biao's new investment brother, Harvey Weinstein, the boss of Miramax Films.

People are excited because of Gu Wei's mediation and helping him win the American distribution rights of "First Blood", how can they not stand up for the boss's affairs. What's more, this was originally part of the publicity plan that he intended to meet.

(Note: Historically, the local distribution rights of "First Blood" were obtained by Columbia Pictures, and the overseas distribution rights were divided among many studios, of which most of the other countries in the Americas were won by Universal Pictures' subsidiaries in various countries.)

Miramax was still relatively weak in 82, and before Gu Biao's "The Terminator", the most famous movie released was only "Apocalypse Now" starring Marlon Brando)

Seeing a dead fat man with a "U.S. publisher" score come out in a fierce manner, the two heads of the local branch certainly didn't want to be rude.

Vancouver has always been committed to benchmarking against Hollywood and developing the film industry, and all visitors from Los Angeles are very important. Therefore, today they also specially waited for the producer to leave and only those who negotiated with the producer were left, and then they came out to contain it.

I really heard that Gu Biao is here, and it is difficult to disobey his fate, and he urgently needs to torture something from Gu Biao.

So, with just a little symbolic politeness, Sheriff Lagrange changed his tune: "Mr. Weinstein, we have no intention of being rude to the honorable studios, and we are not here for you today. But, with all due respect, this yacht looks like it's worth tens of millions of dollars, Miramax, is it already like that?"

Harvey was secretly happy in his heart, but he pretended to be nervous on the surface: "It has nothing to do with today's business!

As he spoke, he asked his entourage to raise the camera.

Everyone is engaged in movies, and the signing ceremony is used to taking a camera to shoot it and go back to edit some tidbits, which can be used as a review of the company's development history in the future, so the appearance of a prop like a camera is not abrupt at all.

"We have a secret mission, don't shoot it! Don't hurt people, control them!" Sheriff Lagrange didn't want to leave evidence of violent law enforcement, and hurriedly scolded in annoyance.

"Rush on the boat! Just catch illegal immigrants and undesirable people, and slowly destroy the evidence of law enforcement!" Sergeant Laplace of the RCMP on the other side also took the opportunity to attack immediately.

In today's matter, as long as the police have enough people, control the scene, finally search the other party's photographic forensics equipment, and catch the suspect, then it is easy to say anything.

In 82, there was no DNA identification, many traces of the fight could not be identified, and there were no digital cameras, except for the use of miniature photographic film equipment for spies, it was difficult to do candid photography.

Therefore, if the North American police want to enforce the law violently, as long as they can't detect the injuries, they will still do whatever they want.

Harvey and the others were immediately separated by a reasonable body rush, and then watched as Sergeant Laplace led people along the pedals to rush onto the boat.

"This yacht is an American-registered vessel registered in Seattle! You are violating US territory and illegally carrying out your mission! You are also illegally invading private territory!"

At this moment, a figure turned out of the cabin of the yacht, it was Mr. Schulhoff, the president of Tiankun Entertainment (USA), and made a warning.

Several RCMP officers were stunned when they heard this, and Sergeant Laplace, who took the lead in the charge, saw that the meritorious opportunity was in front of him, and his reaction was a little slower, and before he could pass through his brain, his physical inertia still rushed towards the boat.

Who knows, the guns of these despicable strangers suddenly went off.

"Bang~Bang~" A white bodyguard on the boat, without receiving an order from the boss, spontaneously shot the head of the household to prevent being washed on the boat by the RCMP.

Sergeant Laplace had just stepped onto the deck when he was caught off guard by a bullet that pierced his thigh, and he stumbled backwards. At the moment before he fell off the boat, he was inspired to shoot back, but the opponent's second bullet shattered his right palm.

He wailed and fell off the side of the ship.

"Soul faint! actually shoot and arrest, fight back, fight back!" The RCMP reflexively fired, and they didn't dare to kill, so they just greeted the gunman's thigh, and the distance between the two sides was only more than ten meters, which was still accurate.

In a hasty and restrained shootout, men on both sides fell screaming, and then Mr. Schulhoff on board ordered his bodyguards to surrender and stop resisting.

"Stop! Stop resisting! We, the American people, are peace-loving. Although according to U.S. law, if you trespass on private territory and U.S. territory without law enforcement powers, my bodyguards have the right to kill you in self-defense, but I don't want to do that!"

After Schulhoff shouted, the white bodyguard, who shot first and was then wounded by Laplace's men, chose to surrender with his gun.

Laplace, who was shot twice, was rushed ashore by his subordinates, and was already seriously injured and unconscious, and there was no other person of high enough rank in the RCMP to take over the command, so the firing line was handed over to the CBSA's director Lagrange for orders.

Lagrange only felt a tingling in his scalp.

It's a big deal.

Could it be that the initial intelligence work was not thoroughly investigated?

But the bow has been fired and there is no turning arrow, and the people are all injured, and if the suspect is not found, the impact will be even worse.

"Since they surrendered, search for it!"

A total of seven or eight RCMP and CBSA officers got on board and looked at all the positions where people could be hidden.

In the end, I found that there was no one to look for.

There were four Chinese men on board, but none of them had ever gotten off the boat, and they were bodyguards who had visas to enter the United States in accordance with the law.

There is also a Chinese woman, who is Gu Biao's mistress partner as mentioned by the informant, but in fact, they don't know the more detailed identity.

Moreover, Gu Ao's dress was found, and it was still worn, which the witnesses said they had seen today.

Sergeant Lagrange was furious and questioned Ye Kun, who was still sitting on the sofa in the top cabin of the yacht: "Miss, what about the people in this suit? Why are there only clothes left? Don't expect to escape by jumping into the river while the chaos is taking advantage of the chaos!"

In fact, it is impossible to escape by jumping into the river while they are in chaos, because before they rush into the field, they have already set up search teams upstream and downstream to intercept them.

"I don't know what you're talking about, Sheriff, I think you've made one of the biggest mistakes of your career. Ye Kun's tone was cold, as if he was talking to a dead man.

"Someone saw him appear!" Lagrange was furious.

Ye Kun: "That's just to boost morale - as one of the shareholders and executives of Tiankun Entertainment, as well as the project leader, pretending to show his face is to give confidence to his partners and businessmen, which is not illegal, right?"

It's so reversed!

Lagrange burst into his skull.

But how could the man be so alert, as if he had a premonition that someone would come and arrest him, and then condemn and interrogate him about his illegal entry?

Lagrange felt that the temporary priority was to first search for whether there were any hidden cameras on the ship for evidence or something, as long as no one was caught with first-hand video evidence, there was always a chance to make a big deal small.

However, a few seconds later he was desperate again.

Ye Kun: "Mr. Sheriff, you said that the withering order you got today is to investigate illegal immigrants, why did you check my personal belongings? You don't think that there are big people hidden in your handbag and vanity case! Not to mention, this ship is US territory, and you have no law enforcement authority in the first place."

Lagrange was stunned for a moment, and said arrogantly: "Let's talk about the truth later." ”

"I have to regret to tell you, then, that I am a diplomat in the United States, a second secretary of the embassy in the United States, and that I am here today at the invitation of a friend of the business community, Mr. Schulhoff.

If you dare to touch my stuff again, it's not just crossing the border to enforce the law, but crossing the border into the United States and harming the embassy and consulate who enjoys diplomatic immunity in the United States. ”

Ye Kun's tone was already dripping ice picks, and as she spoke, she also took out a few copies of the title certificate.

It is clearly printed on it that this "Carola Cold Beauty" is a yacht registered in Seattle and owned by Schulhoff, a U.S. citizen.

At the same time, Ye Kun also helped them put the international treaties they found on the side, and clearly told them that according to the supplementary treaty on border management between the United States and Canada, all American yachts registered in border cities can sail and stay in the waters of nearby Canadian border cities without approval.

Of course, the treaty between the United States and Canada is very clear about what can and cannot go.

But Seattle's boats must be able to legally come to Vancouver and all its suburbs, and all parts of the middle Fraser River.

Just like on "Watch Dogs", Aiden Pierce drove a speedboat to St. Mary Sue at the mouth of Lake Michigan. In peacetime, Detroit's ship going to Toronto will not be strafed like it was on "Detroit Becomes Human".

"Is the owner really the president of Schulhoff? not Chinese?"

"Does this woman really have diplomatic immunity?"

The Canadians on board were completely dumbfounded.

This can't be done arbitrarily, and if it continues, even if things are settled in the end, the entire Vancouver RCMP and CBSA will be wiped out from top to bottom.

That's a violation of foreign envoys in the United States, which enjoy diplomatic immunity in the United States, on a border city cruise ship registered with American citizens, that is, on the territory of the United States, which is 100% free of legal blemish!

The Lagrange face is like ashes, and you can only stop the loss first.

First of all, he quietly asked his subordinates to remove all the conspicuous and controlled camera films, and the exposure was destroyed.

Then he pleaded in an official tone: "Then we must at least take away the violent person who is suspected of being a bodyguard." He did not have diplomatic immunity and was suspected of being shot and killed, which is a serious criminal offence. This is not an issue of immigration disputes and unpopularity, and protective jurisdiction applies to criminal offences. ”

From this point of view, as a police officer, Sergeant Lagrange is still relatively good at the application of criminal legal jurisdiction, and knows how to deal with foreign affairs.

It's a pity that he is not proficient enough in other diplomatic operations, otherwise, he would not have rushed to this step because of such a little insufficient evidence.

Ye Kun also studied the law, so he didn't resist, but said humanitarianly: "He is spontaneous self-defense, and now he has surrendered under the express order of his employer, there is no danger, you can take him away, but you must ensure that he is treated, and we will send a lawyer to protect his legitimate rights and interests." ”

She knew that Lagrange was just trying to interrogate the bodyguard, make him betray his employer, and make a confession like "I was instructed to resist" to mitigate the RCMP's mistake this time—and he was doomed to be disappointed, because he couldn't possibly ask anything, and no one really had explicitly instructed him.

In fact, even if the employer instructed him to resist, yes, the employer would not have gone to jail. U.S. law originally stipulates that those who trespass on U.S. homes and other private property can shoot back without stopping after warning.