Chapter 177 Panic (1)

Having just returned to the Municipal Bureau after a meeting in the hall, and before he could even warm up his chair, Ke Shou, Director of the Central City Criminal Investigation Bureau, received a series of reports from his subordinates:

"Report to the Director, Chong, a third-year student at the Municipal Experimental School, is missing..."

"Reporting to the Director, a suburban vegetable farmer called the police and said his son Han is missing..."

"Reporting to the Director, a friend from the senior class of the Municipal Experimental Kindergarten went missing after going shopping with her mother at the store and can't be found..."

"Report……"

"Report……"

Before I could convene a meeting to deploy the tasks assigned by the deputy director, I returned to the city and saw a series of missing children. What should I do? Ke Shou thought.

After much deliberation, he immediately convened a special meeting of relevant persons in charge to discuss a solution.

The first topic of the meeting was to ask Shang Yi, captain of the Criminal Police Brigade, to introduce the situation.

"According to our understanding, in less than a week, police stations in the city's four districts (east, south, west, and north) have all received reports from residents reporting missing children. So far, thirteen families have lost children, ranging in age from five to nine, both boys and girls. The details are as follows."

Shang Yi then gave a detailed introduction to the missing children and their families:

——Chong, a third-grade student at the Municipal Experimental School. A boy, nine years old. His father is a design engineer at a game company, and his mother is a department manager at a foreign company. He comes from a well-off family, and Chong himself is an excellent student at school. According to his mother who called the police, on the afternoon Chong disappeared, she was supposed to pick up the child herself, but because she had an important meeting to preside over, she couldn't leave, so she called the child's father and asked him to pick him up. Unexpectedly, the child's father was busy debugging a game software, and although he agreed, he forgot about it. By the time he remembered, it was time to get off work. The couple returned home, but by 10 o'clock in the evening, they still hadn't seen the child, so they went to the local police station to report the incident;

Han, a second-grade student at the Urban Workers' Children's School, was an eight-year-old boy. His father and mother were both vegetable farmers in the suburbs, too busy growing and selling vegetables to care for him. Han was primarily cared for by his grandparents. On the day Han disappeared, the owner of a nearby store reported that Han had been watching a Transformers game and then followed a woman away... Han's grandparents, parents, and parents, who hadn't found him the next day, called the police.

——Gaga, a senior class student at the Municipal Experimental Kindergarten. A girl, six years old. Both her father and mother are civil servants, but they are divorced. According to the mother who came to the police, she took her daughter to the department store to buy things. Because the mall was having an event and seasonal discounts, there were a lot of people. While buying things, Gaga and her mother got lost in the squeeze. The mother was very anxious, so she immediately contacted the broadcasting center of the department store and repeatedly broadcast on the radio to look for her daughter. But to no avail. For a whole day, the daughter was not found. It is said that when the mall was crowded with people and crowded with shoppers, three or four children were lost from their parents. However, the other lost children were found after the broadcast to find them, but this Gaga could not be found... It is very likely, her mother analyzed, that she was abducted by human traffickers after she got lost from her mother! That night, her mother called the police.

Mingming, a six-year-old student in a private kindergarten's senior class. His father was a salesperson at a rural supermarket, and his mother worked at a township-run textile factory. Mingming lived near this farmers' park. He was playing hide-and-seek with other children when he disappeared... His parents, after get off work, realized they couldn't find him and called the police at 10 p.m. that evening...