Zong Takuya summarized the information he got from Tsukawa Hideji, probably because there was a large-scale criminal organization in the Japanese underground.

This criminal organization has a large number of peripheral members, as well as "black gloves" like Tsukawa Hideji, who is under the control of peripheral members.

That's right, it's black gloves, and those who help the big guys do dirty work are called white gloves, and when the white gloves are glued to dust, they will naturally be discarded. But Hideji Tsugawa can be regarded as a black glove.

- He is not clean himself.

According to Hideji Tsugawa, his liaison was a peripheral member of the organization, but he had a pistol and plenty of ammunition in his hand.

The cadres of the organization, known as agave, have excellent skills and marksmanship, and like to look very difficult to mess with in black.

These descriptions made Zong Takuya involuntarily think of the two men in black he met at Dorobika Paradise a few days ago. The same dressed in black, the same looking uneasy to mess with, the same not looking like a good person.

It wasn't until now that Takuya Sono realized what he had missed out on at the playground.

But if there is no investigation, there is no right to speak, and although Zong Takuya remembers the appearance of these two people, he can't directly issue a wanted warrant like he did against Tsugawa Hideji.

On the one hand, he has no evidence in his hand to prove that there is a problem with those two people, and the wanted warrant is not something that can be issued casually, even if Zong Takuya is willing to take responsibility.

The department in charge of the wanted warrant was also reluctant to take risks with Zong Takuya.

Another is that gin and vodka are different from Tsukawa Hideji, and at that time Zong Takuya deduced that Tsukawa Hideji was likely still in Rice Flower Town, so it was understandable to issue a wanted warrant.

But gin and vodka aren't necessarily in Rice Flower Town, or even in Tokyo.

The main thing is that although the two people in the playground don't look like a good thing, what if they are just simply evil-looking?

Who's a serious criminal, so idle to run to the amusement park to ride the roller coaster......

It can be said that the location of Gin, vodka and Zong Takuya's first encounter really brought a lot of doubts to Zong Takuya, and Zong Takuya will not blindly make up his mind until he understands the behavior of these two people.

It's just that Tokyo is so big, and Takuya Zong doesn't know when they will meet again.

Although the black-clad duo (Gin and Vodka) don't have a clue for the time being, Hideji Tsugawa still has enough information to reveal today.

The description of the agave's appearance and body dress led Takuya Sono to believe that there were not many people in all of Tokyo who could meet all of these conditions.

What's more, Zong Takuya still has a trump card in his hand, that is, Hideji Tsugawa in the interrogation room.

Zong Takuya's words at the beginning were never just words, originally he wanted to catch Tsugawa Hideji's "hidden" subordinates, but he didn't expect to find such a big fish by mistake.

Then he needs to change his goals appropriately and set his goals a little more far-at - at least until Takuya So, the Narcotics Countermeasures Office, and the entire Organized Crime Countermeasures Department are ready, Hideji Tsukawa will stay safe in the Metropolitan Police Department.

"Director Tsukawa, that's all you have to explain, right?"

"Well, given your cooperation, you will not be sent to a detention center attached to the Metropolitan Police Department, and you will be kept in a solitary cell in the ministry until the end of the court's trial of you."

Zong Takuya cleaned up the things on the table in the interrogation room a little and prepared to leave, and before leaving, he drew a big cake for Tsugawa Shuji by the way to calm his heart.

Not to mention that this sentence is really effective after saying it, Tsukawa Hideji suddenly stopped Zong Takuya, who was leaving the interrogation room, after being entangled for a long time:

"Officer, if I can still provide useful information, can you keep me in a solitary cell in the Metropolitan Police Department?"

Takuya Sotsune understood Hideji Tsukawa's thoughts, and he was already frightened by the people of that organization, so any place far from the Metropolitan Police Department was a source of danger in his opinion.

It's ironic that a drug dealer would feel that the Metropolitan Police Department is safer for him than outside.

"This ......" Zong Takuya hesitated for a moment and then said, "There is no precedent for this situation, I need to ask my superiors for instructions to reply to you." ”

"Of course, it depends on the importance of the information you provide, you know?"

Zong Takuya stood at the door of the interrogation room without changing his face and said nonsense, and Kitaoka Henghe, who had already walked out of the interrogation room, couldn't hold back a smile with a strange expression, but was glared back by Zong Takuya with a look of his back.

If the laughter came into the interrogation room, wouldn't it be discovered by Tsugawa Hideji?

For drug dealers like Tsugawa Shuji, Zong Takuya deceived them with no guilt at all, can these things still be considered human?

This is a pure buyer's market, and Tsugawa Hideji's information can only be exchanged for the "security" he wants if he is provided to Takuya So.

At this moment, he just wanted his information to be important enough for Zong Takuya to stay in the Metropolitan Police Department a little longer.

"It's Kameyama, it's Taro Kameyama who was captured by you, and I have some information about him here." Hideji Tsugawa weighed his speculation.

Yes, there is no evidence for any of this information about Taro Kameyama, just pure speculation.

"The amount of goods that guy from Kameyama has always been stable, every time it has been stable at about 500 grams, and it has not changed for so many years."

"500 grams each time?" This stable quantity made Zong Takuya stunned, this thing is not quite the same as doing business. If an ordinary business has a fixed source of customers, the sales volume will tend to stabilize at a number in the long run.

But the demand for "anesthetics" should be increasing for addicts. Just like a person who has quit smoking, if he relapses, he is likely to smoke more than before.

If Taro Kameyama started with 50 grams, then his purchase should have increased gradually over time, regardless of the situation of new customers.

There are only two cases of this kind of purchase of 500 grams each time, one is that Taro Kameyama is a person with a firm heart, he earns 500 grams of money every time, and he doesn't earn more.

This situation is complete nonsense, greed is the best adjective for drug dealers, and there is no reason for them to refuse low-hanging fruit benefits if they are already in this business.

Then there is another situation left, that is, Kameyama Taro has his own purchase channel. And the price is much lower than that of Hideji Tsugawa.

If that's the case, then here comes the problem again.

Since there are cheap sources, why don't they all buy from cheap sources, but take "expensive goods" from Tsugawa Hideji, Kameyama Taro doesn't look like a wronged man.

Just as Zong Takuya was pondering, a word suddenly jumped out of Zong Takuya's heart.

Surveillance.

The reason why Taro Kameyama has a cheaper source of goods and also takes some of the goods from Hideji Tsukawa is because he needs to monitor Hideji Tsukawa from the perspective of the industry in case he does something bad.

Who is the motive to spy on Hideji Tsukawa with such a large amount of blood, the answer is self-evident......

"Kitaoka, immediately interrogate Taro Kameyama, this guy is not honest, hehe!" Zong Takuya's smile was extremely cold, and the whole person didn't look like a policeman at all, but more like a gang boss who was about to start.

What he hates most is being perfunctory and fooled, especially this kind of ghost trick that is directly debunked.