"Mrs. Nomark."

Seeing the gunman's face, Antonio was shocked and called out the other man's name.

Others gathered around.

They tried to help keep the gunman in check, but one by one they stopped, all staring at each other's faces with surprise.

"It's me."

Mrs. Nomark got the revenge, and she was relieved.

"Smack."

The Glock in his hand slipped down quietly.

With a smile on her face, she closed her eyes and fainted.

"Click, click."

The flashing lights came on like a storm, and Mrs. Nomark was in the center of the eye of the storm.

The scene is a little more chaotic than just now.

"You don't really need to do that."

In the interrogation room, Olinsky looked at the other party and said slowly: "I really don't need it. ”

There is no why, he knows why.

Interrogation, pointless.

"But I want to."

Mrs. Nomark had relented, her fingers trembling as she clutched a cup of coffee, tears streaming down her cheeks: "I don't even feel a little sorry for what I did. ”

"Hey."

Olinsky hurriedly persuaded: "You don't need to explain anything, don't worry, I understand." ”

On the other side, Rusek leaned against the wall.

At this time, for the first time, he faced a murderer, a criminal who killed people under the noses of the police, and he couldn't show a trace of anger.

On the contrary, they are also worried about what will happen to the other party.

Despite the extenuating circumstances, this incident happened in plain sight, and it was foreseeable that Mrs. Nomark would face prison life.

Thinking of this, he tightened his cheeks.

"I've always remembered what you said."

Mrs. Nomark trembled and shook Orlinsky's hand: "There are some people who don't deserve to live in this world." ”

"Thank God."

Her eyes were red, and she said with a smile, "I'm glad I did what I did." ”

This sentence left Olinsky speechless.

He stared at the other party blankly, but he didn't expect that the fuse was actually lit by himself.

It soon became clear that the pistol had been purchased from an illegal gun dealer and that she had been waiting outside the police station tonight until she found an opportunity to do it.

In that case, there is nothing to ask.

"Mrs. Nomark."

Rusek stepped forward in a tangled manner and said in a muffled voice, "I'm very sorry, but you need to be detained until we send you to the judge." ”

"Don't worry, I'll accompany you through all the formalities."

"If you need a lawyer, or meet someone, you can speak at any time, and I will definitely arrange it for you."

"Thank you."

Mrs. Nomark grabbed his hand and stood up feebly.

With Rusek's support, the two walked out of the interrogation room together, looking at her back, Olinsky was heartbroken.

I wanted to slap the table, but I could only put it down gently.

Now, it's useless to say anything.

Outside, pass by the observation room.

Mrs. Nomark's footsteps came to a quiet halt, and she turned her gaze to look at the group of people standing in the black pressure inside.

"Sorry for the trouble."

Saying an apologetic word to the officers who had been working on this matter for a day, she locked her gaze on one person and bent down slightly: "Thank you, thank you for your help." ”

With that, she left with Rusek in relief.

"Damn it."

Horstead kicked hard at the wall next to him, "I don't have any joy in catching the murderer right now. ”

Except for Ethan, everyone else looked puffed up.

However, I don't know who to get angry with.

After being silent for a long time, Antonio slowly exhaled: "I will go to the prosecutor tomorrow to intercede, and by the way, I will help her find the best lawyer, hoping to reduce the sentence by a few years." ”

"That's the only thing we can do."

From the moment Mrs. Nomark made up her mind to shoot, the end of imprisonment was foreordained.

The difference is nothing more than how many years.

But she also got what she wanted, and this prison should be willing.

Ethan didn't say anything, shrugged his shoulders and walked out of the observation room.

The others also left with calm faces.

When they returned to the Chase room, they were confronted by Fisher and Hank, who hurried up the stairs, the former with a gloomy face, and anyone could tell that he was in a bad mood.

"Director."

Ethan spread his hands and asked puzzledly, "Didn't you go on a business trip to the city next door?" ”

"You."

Fisher pointed at Erin again, "And you, office talk." ”

Business trip, a fart errand.

If this happens, he'll hell if he can stay there.

One after another, the calls from above went straight to Fisher's headbag, and tomorrow's headlines would definitely be vengeful mothers and crying gunfire.

This kind of blood revenge is the most eye-catching.

The media carnival is inevitable.

However, this kind of thing is not to blame on the head of the intelligence group, he came here this time for another thing.

The four of them went straight to the sheriff's office, and Ethan glanced at the reception room.

Inside, too, sat a woman with short blonde hair.

Bonnie was bored waiting for the final outcome of the matter, and the two robbers could be said to have been caught, and she looked relaxed and happy at the thought that twenty-five thousand would be in hand.

Ethan was puzzled for a moment, and he didn't know what Fisher was going to talk to Erin.

"Bump."

The door closes and the blinds are drawn.

“OK。”

Fisher clasped his hands on his chest and said with a straight face: "I'm busy, so I won't talk nonsense." ”

"It's about the bounty, and the team of lawyers at the check exchange company has previously requested to see the relevant case file reports, which is to make sure that there are no problems in between."

"At the same time, they went to talk to Walsh and found out something."

"Bonnie, your mother."

Director Fisher looked at Erin and said in a deep voice, "The lawyer team found out that she not only provided clues, but also rented out a vehicle for the robbers at a high price. ”

"From their point of view, this is also a complicity."

Hearing this, Erin's face changed.

She opened her mouth to explain something, but Hank put his hands behind his back and said nothing.

"Stop."

Fisher interrupted Erin with a wave of his hand and continued, "Not only did they refuse to hand out the bounty, but they also threatened to sue Bonnie. ”

"Waterfa."

Erin couldn't hold back any longer, and said excitedly: "Is it because of the words of a professional criminal?" ”

She actually knows the truth very well.

This kind of behavior is indeed very vague, and it is not impossible for the other party to sue, even if the lawsuit can be won, but the cost is unaffordable for Bonnie.

No bonuses, acceptable.

But it was her own mother, and Erin didn't want to see the other party sued for it.

So, I immediately panicked.

"Director."

Ethan rubbed his nose and said in a muffled voice: "Those people just want to have a few more people as companions before they go to prison." ”

"Please."

He spread his hands, shrugged his shoulders and said, "You won't believe this kind of trick, right?" (End of chapter)