Sun Jie was right. From these few encounters, he understood that this opponent was definitely an expert in using poison.

This kind of person is particularly scary, especially when they have the support of a large organization.

"We need to classify it internally to determine the maximum killing capacity of this person," Bai Song said, "I think it is at least Class A."

Bai Song believes that A-level is the kind that can earn second-class merit or even first-class merit by capturing someone.

The evaluation mechanism for the military and police is different. In peacetime, the military has the first-class merit as the top award, and the military rank of one microphone and three stars as the top award. The police have the first-class and second-class heroes and models, and above the one microphone and three stars in the police rank are the chief police inspector and deputy chief police inspector. Therefore, the first-class merit is not as difficult to obtain as the military's first-class merit.

Of course, this is only relative. Most police officers will never get a second-class merit in their lifetime, and it is also difficult to get a third-class merit.

Generally speaking, veteran police officers have several personal commendations or one or two third-class merit awards.

"S-level," Sun Jie said, "I learned some details from the professor in the laboratory. The amount of poison he used is very professional. If you give too little, people won't die, but if you give too much, they may vomit. This person's strength is extraordinary. What I'm most afraid of now is not that he uses toxins, but biological attacks."

"Are you talking about bacteria and viruses..." Bai Song fell into sad memories.

…

When it comes to these things, in fact every Chinese should remember some history.

We should remember that 80 or 90 years ago, there was a country that repeatedly used airplanes to spread fleas carrying plague bacteria and flies carrying cholera bacteria in our northeast region, causing a large number of infectious diseases. In addition, they also used biological weapons such as anthrax bacteria and glanders bacteria, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of illnesses.

It is not a simple experiment in the laboratory, but treating our civilians as pests and spraying "pesticides" on them.

Many people only remember the Nanjing Massacre, but forget what kind of devastation the place where the 14-year War of Resistance against Japan began suffered. This... this is not what human beings should do.

Even in history textbooks, the unconditional surrender is mentioned, as if it is our honor, but why? Why did they surrender unconditionally? Shouldn't they surrender by voluntarily handing over thousands of war criminals, ceding territory and paying compensation? Just surrendering unconditionally so easily? As mentioned earlier, they once forced planting in Vietnam, which caused a great famine, and they eventually paid compensation.

Many people now say that it is all in the past, and that people are doing well now... In fact, if you look at the extremely unethical discharge of wastewater from nuclear power plants, you will know that certain problems have never disappeared.

Civilians should not be blinded by hatred, but they should not forget history either.

…

Bai Song thought a lot. Naturally, he didn't want certain things to happen. Sun Jie's words made him feel a strong sense of crisis.

"Okay," Bai Song nodded. "This is the responsibility we should bear. In the days to come, always stay alert for this case. I will handle all suspicious clues."

"Well, what's next?" Wang Liang asked.

"Don't be so nervous. I think the other party will be silent for a long time, maybe even more than half a year. The press conference is over, most of the people have been arrested, and many clues have been cut off by us. We should take a break and be vigilant," Bai Song said. "In general, the case handled by Zhao's detachment has been closed. The fact that the smuggling case was finally investigated with such great results is enough to comfort him."

"Are you going to see Team Zhao?" Sun Jie asked.

"Well, I also have to go see my master's master," Bai Song said.

"Master Yu Dechen..." Wang Huadong nodded: "I'll go too."

"I'm going too..." the other three said.

…

The case ended in a state of duplicity.

This word may not be very appropriate, but it is indeed the current situation.

Perhaps from the outside and media reports, the case was completely over and a great success, but Bai Song and many relevant leaders knew that there were still things to come.

…

Martyrs' Cemetery.

Zhao Han took a few photos and gently placed them in front of his father's tombstone.

Many people came to visit Team Zhao this time, including all the police officers who participated in the war from Gansu Province.

"When the king's army conquers the Central Plains, don't forget to tell your father during the family sacrifice." Bai Song gently patted Zhao Han's shoulder: "Now I finally have the chance to say this."

"Thank you, Inspector Bai." Zhao Han turned around and was about to bow to Bai Song, but Bai Song stopped him and said, "Why thank me? You have contributed much more to this case than I have."

"Yeah," Zhao Han didn't say much, stood up straight and saluted Bai Song. Bai Song immediately stood at attention and saluted back.

Sanmi was standing aside, biting his lips, his eyes still hazy. Sanmi and Zhao Han were now like brothers. In fact, the relationship between many brothers was not necessarily deeper than theirs.

During the investigation of this case, if Sanmi had not remained silent, Zhao Han would not have been able to do so smoothly.

"Inspector Bai, there are no outsiders here. If there is anything inconvenient for you to handle in the next case, feel free to arrange for me to take over." Zhao Han said.

"Me too," said Captain Zhang from Gansu Province.

"Everyone, rest assured," Bai Song said, "I don't want you to feel any pressure. This kind of case..."

Bai Song looked at Captain Zhang: "Captain Zhang has captured many fugitives over the years. How many have you failed to capture?"

"A lot." Captain Zhang nodded.

"Yes, a lot." Bai Song said: "This case is actually the same, it has already been closed. According to some clues at present, it is most likely that this person has gone abroad and never come back, otherwise we would not have been led to the Health Hospital to waste so much time investigating. This case is a frequent case in the ministry, and many agencies will pay close attention to it, so you don't have to worry too much."

"That's right," Captain Zhang patted Zhao Han on the shoulder. "You'll know after you've worked for a few more years that many cases can't be solved just by wanting to. People have to believe in objective laws."

"Captain Zhang is right," Bai Song smiled, "but you still have to have some pressure. The little guy we caught before must have hidden something. It is said that he has never spoken. This time he was caught, at least he will be sentenced to life imprisonment. You can take your time to try him. This matter is still very important."

“Yeah!”

…

After visiting Zhao Xugang, Bai Song led the team to visit Yu Dechen and the comrades who were injured in the Tianhua Port explosion.

After finishing all this, Bai Song gave everyone a holiday.

Originally, they came to Tianhua City to investigate the case in order to find the little man's Q, but they haven't found his specific location yet. Instead, they seized a huge amount of flour and a large number of weapons. Wang Si and others were very happy and let Bai Song arrange his time freely.

Bai Song simply scheduled his vacation for late May.