"It's done. Selling flour is a job that requires a lot of effort."

In fact, Zhang Pin's guess was correct. After the media reported on Pushkin's promise, some gangs originally engaged in illegal business in Luoji Mountain were the first to respond.

Especially that night, a European guarantee agency took the initiative to stand up and said that it would notarize Pushkin's promise. Suddenly, a storm seemed to be brewing in the entire Luoji Mountain.

The storm even affected the Luojishan authorities.

At least Pushkin, who was supposed to be imprisoned, was refused by the prison on the grounds that he had not yet been tried.

McCall was relieved about this situation.

At this time, if the prison readily accepted Pushkin, McCall would not even dare to hand him over.

Because he was worried that the prison authorities would release Pushkin directly because of the 100 million in benefits.

But it is obviously impossible not to imprison Pushkin.

The other party is a criminal, so we can't just let McCall take it.

Moreover, he was alone and could not meet the conditions to guard Pushkin.

As a last resort, Pushkin had no choice but to seek help from the Secret Service again.

But this time, McCall ran into some trouble.

The Secret Service declined McCall's request for help.

The reason why this happened was of course because of the previous death of the escort team.

In short, after the Secret Service expressed that the arrest and detention of Pushkin was not within the scope of their law enforcement, they legitimately rejected McCall's request.

The Secret Service has even announced that it will investigate whether McCall faked his own death before and used the power of the Secret Service for personal use.

Regarding this situation, Susan quietly told McCall an inside story. Among the four escorts who died this time, one was a descendant of a large family, and the other was originally arranged to join the Secret Service.

In the end, who knew that instead of getting the gold, he lost his life instead.

So the family naturally vented their anger on McCall, who was responsible for this incident.

Yes, in their view, if McCall hadn't killed Pushkin's men, none of this would have happened.

Because of the Secret Service's rejection, McCallum suddenly became agitated.

However, at this critical moment, someone from the LAPD extended an olive branch to McCall.

Someone within the LAPD contacted McCall through Susan's relationship and expressed that they could help McCall. They would send people to assist McCall in transporting Pushkin to the desert prison for detention.

The desert prison is far away from the Luojishan urban agglomeration and is still under military control. It is used to detain criminals with sensitive identities.

Pushkin fits this requirement exactly.

There is even a prison courtroom there, and once Pushkin is imprisoned, he can be tried directly in the prison.

Considering what Pushkin committed and his age, it is conceivable that he will definitely have to spend the rest of his life in a desert prison.

The first time he heard Susan say that the LAPD people wanted to help him, McCall couldn't help but wonder if the other party was lying to him.

"You can think of the LAPD as a gang, and this gang has more than one hilltop."

But Susan obviously guessed McCall's suspicion, so she spoke and dispelled McCall's suspicion with one sentence.

"They should really want to help you. After all, as long as Pushkin's charges are confirmed, the LAPD will definitely carry out a major purge, and many positions will be vacant by then."

"Although Pushkin has a cooperative relationship with many people within the LAPD, compared to the huge base of the LAPD, these people are still a minority."

What Susan said is true.

Pushkin was a bear man after all.

Although he has a close working relationship with the LAPD, it is obviously impossible to bribe the entire LAPD.

After all, the entire Luojishan Police Station has tens of thousands of police officers and civilian staff.

With such a large population base, only a few people cooperated with Pushkin.

Originally, under the cover of these people, Pushkin's men could get away with it.

Even when Frank reported these people, but ended up hiding and dying while in custody, this matter could only be regarded as an internal matter within the LAPD.

However, because Pushkin issued a high-profile reward of 100 million US dollars, and after Sheriff Bimondo and others killed four Secret Service escorts, things became beyond the control of the LAPD.
Chapter completed!