"But at the same time, we don't have good fantasies and simply pin our hopes on them. We have twenty-seven brothers who have died, and we have twenty-seven families who have lost loved ones."

"We will urge the military to conduct internal inspections in advance and ask active duty SEAL members who are eligible for the possibility of performing eucalyptus duties to temporarily suspend any duties pending further verification."

"I don't think it's wise to leave the security of the Federation in the hands of an executioner who raises a butcher's knife to his own people, and is still a madman who gets more and more excited about killing."

Reporter A punctured the window paper, and Frank simply demolished the window.

"I think that's enough to answer your other two questions."

"We did have further clues and did not release them, and this is out of sentiment, not any so-called pressure."

"I need to reiterate that we have twenty-seven brothers and sisters who have been killed, we have twenty-seven broken families to take care of, and we have nothing to fear."

"We are only full of anger."

"We're not going to be under any kind of pressure, there's any pressure that can come at us."

Frank pointed to his chest and said, "Next."

The next one to be named is.

It's been getting a little weird lately.

On the one hand, as a typical representative who has been tossed by Brooklyn, he has a mixed feeling for New York, and he has been tossed by Brooklyn for reporting yellow news, which makes him have a strange rebellious psychology.

Especially since New York has made it mandatory to label non-exact news, it has strangely become a screen full of "this news is unconfirmed".

On the other hand, however, the company has recently shown its responsibility as a major news media. Whether it was a press conference from the military or a press conference in New York, the reporters they sent were very brave and undaunted, and the questions they asked were to the core. Their editors are also very strong, keeping the content of the interview as original as possible, and hardly making any cuts and changes.

As long as you dare to answer, I dare to report.

This shift has been noticed by peers.

Frank had a media sort in his hand, after that.

The reporter stood up.

This is a middle-aged man with glasses, greasy red hair, who looks dull and stupid, not at all smart, and does not seem to be suitable for the profession of a journalist, but the questions he asks are not stupid at all.

"Hello, Director Frank."

"We know that a long time has passed since Prosecutor Chandler Kane was shot, and during that time, Prosecutor Chandler Kane was fully capable of giving interviews.

A colleague who used a special technique to photograph Prosecutor Chandler Kane moving around his hospital room shows that his body has recovered — at least not a problem with being interviewed.

But Chandler Kane has been declining to be interviewed for a variety of reasons.

These reasons were relayed by the NYPD, and we have not heard Prosecutor Chandler Kane admit it personally. We offered to do a simple telephone interview with Prosecutor Chandler Kane, but you also declined.

Now that Chandler Kane has been suddenly killed, can you explain what the reasons for the continuous refusal to allow Prosecutor Chandler Kane to be interviewed? After the second assassination of Prosecutor Chandler Kane, the NYPD strengthened his protections, why was the third assassination successful? Does this mean that the NYPD has been infiltrated, or that NYPD officers have been negligent in their duties?"

"Thank you."

After asking questions, the reporter even thanked him.

He sat down as usual, moving his fingers slightly, ready to take notes.

In fact, with the development of technology, it has long passed the era of requiring reporters to write shorthand, and in addition to video, he also has a voice recorder, which can record Frank's answers completely and clearly, which is clearer than shorthand.

But he's an old-school journalist, and he's more accustomed to pulling out a notebook and taking shorthand notes when his interviewee answers.

Frank condescendingly watched the reporter, and in the face of the reporter's almost naked questioning, he behaved normally.

When reporters questioned their house arrest of Chandler Kane, his face was sad and a little confused.

When the reporter questioned them about their initiative to kill Chandler Kane, the confusion on his face turned to shock, as if to shock how the other party could say that.

When YPD neglected his duties, he had just the right amount of anger on his face.

This press conference requires a lot of performance skills from the host, and an old actor like Frank can't complete it at all.

"I'll answer your last question first."

Frank's voice was thick nasal, and he reluctantly turned around and raised his hand to the picture on the big screen behind him.

[In view of the general environment,

"Twenty-seven of our brothers have died in the line of duty."

"Now please look them in the eye and repeat your question again."

"You come and tell me, if we neglect our duties, how did these twenty-seven of my brothers and sisters die?!"

He appears to be a lion whose tail has been stepped on, roaring loudly and angrily. He scanned the hall with his eyes wide open and said in a cold voice

"You can question me anything, but please don't stigmatize the deceased, who died at their jobs and who until the last moment were trying to protect the family of Prosecutor Chandler Kane. They tried to stack their bodies on top of each other in an attempt to keep the bullets out of Chandler Kane's family."

"To answer your penultimate question, is the NYPD infiltrated?"

"It depends on what your definition of osmosis is. I prefer to trust my brothers and sisters that they are on the side of the NYPD."

"As long as there is no clear evidence that someone facilitated the assassination of Chandler Kane, I will not be suspicious."

"As for why the successive assassinations have taken place under the protection of the NYPD, and the first two were almost successful, and the third time was even succeeded by the murderer."

At this point, Frank paused.

"It's always so hard to protect and build, it's never been easier to attack and destroy."

"They can fail 10,000 times, but if they succeed once, they are victors."

"We can succeed 10,000 times, but if we fail once, we are failures."

"As you have heard, we announced to the media that there were only three assassinations against Chandler Kane, the first shooting, which resulted in Chandler Kane entering the hospital, the second ZSS attack, and the third, this time, they succeeded."

"We didn't announce it to the media, and how many assassinations were successfully intercepted in secret?"

"Poisoning food, replacing medicines, causing accidents, long-range sniping, drone raids...... We have intercepted no less than 30 successful assassinations."

Frank said in a low tone, "It's not that we made a mistake in protecting Chandler Kane, we have fully considered all the circumstances, but the murderer has considered more and more professionally."

"This assassin used a way that we can't understand to snipe at a long distance, and hit with one shot."

"This is a level that is difficult for a normal person, even a professionally trained person, to do."

"We hid Chandler Kane and put him in full protection, and he was still killed, and if we let him appear in public, or even give interviews, can his safety be guaranteed?"

"The NYPD's failure to protect this time has exposed the weaknesses of the NYPD in many areas, and even though we are only police officers and our role is to maintain public order, we deserve to do better as the protectors of New York."

"I'm already in contact with experts in this area, and when this case is over, the NYPD will conduct intensive training on the many weaknesses exposed by this conservation mission."

"But that's all for later, and before that, we're going to help these twenty-seven brothers and sisters

My sister found the murderer."

The person sitting in the front row heard it clearly, Frank wanted to talk about revenge, and halfway through his mouth, he changed it to find the murderer.

"Alright, next."

"You said before that you asked the military to cooperate with the investigation, if you don't cooperate, do you have a second plan?"

"The police and the army are two completely separate systems, and we do not have the right to give direct orders to the army, we can only ask the army to cooperate. I still say the same thing, I reserve the right to doubt anyone until the truth comes out. Next."

"What actions will the NYPD take to crack the case, and should New Yorkers be concerned that the NYPD will return to where it was a few months ago?"

"That's a good question. We will start from the scene of the eucalyptus, with the psychological analysis team as the main force, with experienced police officers, to gradually detect the eucalyptus, on the other hand, we will also comprehensively analyze the eucalyptus from a higher level and try to delineate a more accurate range of murderers. We hope to get the cooperation of all departments and units.

As for the issue of law and order, please do not worry about it. We do not regret that we have relaxed the maintenance of the law and order environment in order to detect the case, and strive to create a better law and order environment, make New York safer, and let New Yorkers feel this safety, which has always been the direction of our NYPD efforts. Next."

"Two days ago, the NYPD arrested all the guests at the Manhattan hotel, and even though the detention lasted only half a day, and everyone was released on bail by lawyers that night, it was enough to make them feel ashamed. A reporter filmed them returning to the Manhattan hotel after the incident, led by Michael Grady, who was furious, believing that it was a shame that a high-ranking military officer was arrested by the local police department.

We also found that the NYPD had two consecutive police records, one a.m. and three a.m., when the police received a call from a Manhattan hotel that someone had gathered to smoke D. These two police behaviors, which were regarded as fault-finding by the other party, embarrassed them.

Do you think the death of these 27 police officers is revenge? If so, do you regret your actions?"

"To answer this question, you should first find the murderer, and your question will only make sense if you are sure that the murderer was instructed by General Michael Grady. But I can't give a hypothetical answer to a hypothetical question. I will answer only to the facts that have already happened. Next."

"Hello, Mr. President is giving a campaign speech in New York State, and such a horrific murder can be called a KB attack, will Mr. President's safety be threatened? What impact will this have on this year's election? What will the NYPD do?"

"This massacre took place in Syracuse, which is outside the jurisdiction of the NYPD, and we only have jurisdiction over the death of Prosecutor Chandler Kane. We are currently actively fighting for jurisdiction over the slaughter of eucalyptus, and our goal is to be at least able to participate in the process of detecting the eucalyptus."

"The Syracuse Police Department's capabilities cannot be overlooked, and we believe that they are capable of solving the case on their own, but we also hope that the Syracuse Police Department will be considerate of us, and there are 27 of our brothers and sisters there. We want to catch the killer with our own hands."

"As for what the impact of the eucalyptus campaign, I'm sorry, we don't care about the campaign right now, we only care about the murderer right now. Next."

"Excuse me......

………………

The press conference was undoubtedly a success.

This can be seen in the articles and comments published by various media outlets after the press conference.

Despite the fact that there were such difficult questions from reporters at the press conference, after the meeting, everyone was unusually tolerant and sympathetic to the NYPD, which suddenly lost 27 police officers.

Much of the non-New York media coverage focused on the case itself and the twenty-seven police officers who died in the line of duty, exploring the rampant nature of the killers and the implications of such a horrific incident, while others focused on the death of Chandler Kane, who expressed concern about the prosecution.

After all, Chandler Kane, the person who knows the most about the case, is dead, and there is one less person who knows about the case, can the case still be successfully tried?

appearance

Compared with the gentle and subtle non-New York media, the New York media is much more direct.

They put the main forces on the military.

They reported on the story itself, but the focus was on the analysis and profile of David Rossi and Aaron Hodge.

They completely retold the two of each other's profiles, combined with the content released by the police, SEAL's conventional equipment, military literacy, and close cooperation......

The answer is already out!

A hung the federal flag directly on his official website, and below was a photo of 27 police officers and the Chandler Kane family, who were pressed under the flag, and the photo had obvious bullet holes.

A with the text [Massacre!

！ 】

In the article, A angrily denounced the massacre of the legitimate citizens of the Union by the Union Army on Union soil, calling it a crime 10,000 times worse than the slaughter of talismans on the battlefield.

A's editor seems to be extremely angry, using words such as "devil", "to hell", and "cruel" in the report, and his anger can be felt through the screen.

Not to be outdone, NYT is once again showing its comic talent to readers.

They used four-square cartoons to depict the military's defeat overseas and the cruelty at home, with the text "People outside bully me, you want to bully me too?" 】