Chapter 184 Cunning Enemy (4)

"Director Li Li of Huacheng is a typical example." Wen Bai.

"Don't underestimate him because he solved the case, was awarded the second-class merit, and was promoted to the position of director. However, the hardships he experienced are unimaginable to ordinary people." Wen Bai.

"Three years ago, as the captain of the Criminal Police Brigade, he was responsible for solving the summer night murder case. This summer night murder case was a major case that shocked Huacheng. A female graduate student was killed, and her body was brutally cut up and placed in different places... I heard that after the incident, parents of a university in Huacheng called the municipal government, demanding that the case be solved immediately and the murderer be severely punished... The city leaders attached great importance to it and instructed the Criminal Investigation Bureau to solve the case within a month. However, this case was very complicated. Although Li Li tried his best to lead everyone to carefully analyze the existing clues and worked overtime 24 hours a day, he still failed to solve the case within the specified time. For this reason, Li Li left the Criminal Police Brigade, and Director Cheng of the Criminal Investigation Bureau also retired early... Li Li's deputy, Deputy Captain Xu Min, also left the Criminal Police Team; another old criminal policeman named Niu Pixi, was dismissed from the Criminal Police Brigade because he was dragged into the water by women..." Wen Bai recalled the past.

"Later, Li Li was transferred to a police station as the director. He also suffered from depression and anxiety. Even so, he studied, treated his illness, and searched for clues at the same time... After the efforts of him and the new captain Lu Jin, they finally solved the case... It turned out that the murderer of this summer night murder case was a foreigner, a hacker with superb computer skills..." Wen Bai.

"The reason I'm bringing up this past event is to make it clear that although our police force has added a lot of fresh blood in recent years and its technical equipment has been greatly improved, our enemies are also constantly improving themselves and arming themselves with advanced equipment. Therefore, when thinking and analyzing problems, we must not simplify them and must take into account the enemy's cunning as much as possible..." Wen Bai.

"Okay. Just now, Deputy Director Wen, speaking from the perspective of a veteran criminal police officer, reminded us that when fighting criminals, we must actively use our brains and not simplify the problem, especially prevent linear thinking and simplistic problem handling... When encountering complex problems, we must also remain calm and face them calmly..." Ke Shou gave some positive interpretations to Wen Bai's words.

There have always been some conflicts between Ke Shou and Wen Bai. The root of the conflict is that when the top leader was promoted, the veteran comrade Wen Bai was not promoted, but Ke Shou, who was a few years younger than him, was promoted.

When it comes to solving cases, Wen Bai is on par with him;

In terms of academic qualifications, both of them are outstanding undergraduates who graduated from the Police University;

It's just that Wen Bai's temper is a bit blunt and impulsive... whereas Ke Shou is more flexible. Unlike Wen Bai, he's blunt and doesn't know how to beat around the bush, which always offends people...

Therefore, after Ke Shou was promoted, Wen Bai was always dissatisfied. In normal meetings, it was considered good that he did not directly oppose Ke Shou.

Now, Wen Bai wasn't discussing the case itself, but instead was bringing up Li Li's arduous journey in solving the Xia Ye murder case. What was he trying to say? Was he thinking Ke Shou was oversimplifying the issue? Or was he thinking Ke Shou wasn't thinking things through thoroughly enough? Ke Shou couldn't help but feel a little uncomfortable.

Having a deputy who was older than him meant that everything he did was criticized and blamed by him. Ke Shou felt a little resentful...