Super Detective in the Fictional World

It barked.

Luke: “However, you have to be more careful when you eat.
You’re the only one who sits

there.”

Gold Nugget began to whine.

Selina snorted.
“You have the nerve to say you’ll wash it? I’m the one who washes it for you every time.
Your new dog house is even more complicated.
How can it be washed in the future?”

Gold Nugget barked in dissatisfaction.

Luke said with a smile, “It’s fine, the dog house can be vacuumed.
It doesn’t smell, anyway.” Gold Nugget was conflicted.
It’s true that I don’t smell, but why does it feel weird, the way you say it? When they arrived at the police department, all the detectives of the Major Crimes Division were waiting in the hall.

After they arrived, Dustin nodded.
“Okay, basically everybody’s here now.
Let me now explain what we’ll be facing today.”

Nobody in the Major Crimes Division was really surprised.
They knew that Dustin had been waiting for Selina and Luke.

Dustin coughed lightly and said, “The epicenter of the earthquake this morning is about sixty kilometers to the north of the city center, and we clearly felt the tremors here.
A lot of emergency calls are now coming in.
If it’s a regular case that isn’t directly related to the earthquake, ignore it, got it?”

“Got it,” replied everybody at the same time.
“Law and order has been shaky in L.A.
recently.
After this earthquake, there’s bound to be many people who’ll take advantage of the disaster.” Dustin continued, “So, I want you to warn the gangs under your jurisdiction not to cause trouble for us during this time, or we’ll settle the score with them later.”

Everybody nodded silently.

They were being asked to notify the gangs that they were familiar with.

Of course, that didn’t mean that they were colluding with the gangs.

Once this was over, LAPD would come down even harder on whoever added to their woes during this time.

HQ had a division which specialized in gang affairs, but the Major Crimes Division detectives in each precinct couldn’t idle by either.

There were tens of thousands of gang members in Los Angeles.
Relying on just HQ’s Gang Intelligence Unit to put pressure on the gangs wouldn’t scare the gangs at all.
Conversely, the unit would just be run ragged, and wouldn’t be intimidating enough.

The Major Crimes Division was different.

Each Major Crimes Division was a tiger which clashed daily with the gangs in their precinct, and knew them very well.

If they really wanted to give the gangs a hard time, all they needed to do was set up a perimeter at a few critical locations.

This time, the detectives weren’t acting on their own, but with the collective will of the police department.

The police had no problem killing a few small fry who were acting up to intimidate their fellows.

Seeing everybody nod, Dustin lowered his voice and added, “Remember, HQ and the precinct are right behind you.
Don’t worry too much.
If any of them dares to try anything with you, don’t bother with it and just report back.
SWAT has canceled all their leave and is standing by.”

Luke was amused.

Wasn’t this just telling them to use the simplest and crudest way to get things done?

Whoever dared to provoke them would receive a warm visit from the professional goons that were SWAT.

Dustin’s briefing lasted no more than five minutes before he dismissed everybody.

He just needed to let everybody know the official stance on this issue so that his subordinates would know what to do in the next few days.

During these few minutes, the phones rang nonstop in the Major Crimes Division, which suggested a super busy day for everybody.
Luke and Selina didn’t leave in a hurry.
Instead, they went to Elsa’s office.

As a small squad, they had to communicate with Elsa first before what looked like imminent chaos took place.

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