In previous years, there was basically no such thing as students taking the initiative to apply to go to a certain police station.

The main problem is that students are randomly assigned zones each time and few students understand the differences between zones.

The annual internship at the Police College is nationwide. Since there are more than 2,000 students participating each year, some will be arranged in the south, some will be arranged nearby, but in general, nearly half will be arranged in Beijing.

Therefore, students are basically assigned randomly, and no student will take the initiative to petition the team leader. There are very few applications, but leaders generally do not approve them.

However, the spectacle of more than 110 people applying for a police station is unprecedented in history.

Generally speaking, trainee police officers in police stations are employed as formal police officers. It is very hard and every trainee police officer gets excellent evaluation when they leave. However, Yan Yu and others who came last year all received third-class merit, commendations, etc., and were specially praised by the principal. This kind of thing almost never happens.

Yan Yu was originally the president of the school detective agency. In addition, the case of chasing a murderer thousands of miles away during the New Year had a huge impact on the classmates, so Bai Song's reputation was very big in the 15th grade.

I heard that Bai Song hasn't left yet...

I can only say that the reason why not everyone applies is that not everyone knows about this...

It's really not easy to meet such a legendary senior brother.

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"Well..." Political Commissar Yan said solemnly, "I mean, we should still assign them randomly."

"If it can be randomly assigned..." Director Wang gave Political Commissar Yan a look: "This... an old friend has given a greeting... I don't know about this kind of thing..."

"Let's continue with the random allocation," Bai Song said, "Just say it was my request."

"Director Bai, you don't know... Now you know, but logically speaking, I can't let you know about this. If you take the initiative to ask about this matter, doesn't it mean that I have told you?" Director Wang was a little embarrassed.

Bai Song understood that Director Wang didn't want to offend some people, but he was also afraid that if he called a bunch of people with connections to Bai Song, it would annoy Bai Song. Now tell Bai Song about this problem. If those people are really assigned to him, I hope Bai Song will not blame him.

"I understand what you mean," Political Commissar Yan said with a wry smile, "It's just an internship... and someone said hello..."

"This..." Bai Song was also somewhat helpless. "I am just an ordinary person. This is really not possible. How about this, Director Wang, don't you have a mobilization meeting? Can you give me half an hour? I will go and give a speech and directly pick a few people to go."

"That's fine!" Director Wang slapped his thigh and said, "No problem! This way no one will have anything to say, and it has nothing to do with me!"

Director Wang has been in this position for so many years and has long understood one thing: it is very difficult to get promoted by relying on someone, and it will take at least a few years. But it only takes a second to offend someone.

Therefore, don’t think too much about climbing up the social ladder; not offending others is the way to survive.

Bai Song sighed. He had never thought that there would be a day like this where he could break the rules at will in such an occasion. But it was still quite satisfying to think about it.

Bai Song originally came to claim the students assigned to him, but he went straight to the auditorium.

There are 23 police stations in the Chengdong Branch, and about 160 people have been assigned here this time. In addition to each station, some criminal police brigades will also be assigned people.

Jinbao Street Office is not a large office with one or two hundred people, so there are usually only four or five people.

In the auditorium, seeing that today's speech was about to end, the political department leader who was presiding over the speech suddenly received a message that Bai Song wanted to come and give a speech. He was stunned for a moment but finally agreed.

After all, Bai Song is no longer the same person who had just arrived in October last year. Many leaders are now familiar with him and know that this person is indeed a pure person who only talks about the facts, so he may really want to come and give a lecture today.

Although this will extend the meeting time, for these leaders, it is common for meetings to extend by an hour or so.

As soon as Bai Song came in, he was immediately recognized by several fellow junior fellow students. Although most people had never seen him, everyone passed the name to each other and immediately knew who he was.

27 years old, winner of two first-class merit awards! Senior Brother Bai Song!

27 years old, author of existing textbooks!

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The auditorium quickly went from a whisper to a lively scene.

"Be quiet for a moment," Bai Song smiled. "My study and work at the East City Branch has come to an end. I was very excited to hear that some junior brothers and sisters were assigned here today. You know, our school attaches great importance to inheritance. I am really very kind to see you, so I interrupted you temporarily and came to meet you. I hope to exchange some things with you."

Bai Songjian has seen too many big scenes, where he can just pick up the microphone and communicate as if no one is around.

"I don't want to share any experience," Bai Song said with a smile, "Last year, your seniors, Yan Yu, Wang Di, Yang Lu, and Liu Lifeng, spent three months with me, and I learned a lot from them. I deeply feel that none of the students who can study at the Police University are ordinary people, and everyone has very bright shining points. So, seeing you here today, I even hope to have the opportunity to work with all of you. Of course, this is unrealistic. Everyone comes here to truly understand the specific working model of the police station, which requires a patient master and requires great efforts on their own. Of course, I never doubt the last point."

Bai Song pointed to the south and said, "At this moment, my brothers are carrying out a very dangerous mission outside the border. I would like to ask everyone, are you interested in this kind of mission?"

When all the students heard this, they immediately shouted "interested" together, their eyes filled with excitement. They never thought that Bai Song would give them such great affirmation.

"In fact, just yesterday, I handled a police case of a quarrel between two women who could be called shrews. Does anyone have any hope for this?" Bai Song asked.

A sparse reply.

"Okay," Bai Song pressed his hand, signaling everyone to be completely quiet: "Actually, this is what I really want to say. I have experienced some cases, and now I am still resolving the most basic disputes at the grassroots level. There is a saying that everyone has heard since childhood, there is no high or low job, but none of us, including me, really take it to heart. But in reality? We are police officers, and these are our duties. There are public security disputes and transnational major cases. I talk about these, and I want to tell you that grassroots police stations are like this, but I can say responsibly that police officers who have not been at the grassroots are incomplete. Well, I am about to leave the police station to do other work, can you take over my baton and walk this road well?"

"Public security work is always hard and involves sacrifice. If one day, our comrades-in-arms have not yet completed their journey, we should continue on. And if one day, I have not completed my journey, I would like to thank everyone who has completed it for me," Bai Song said. "I hope everyone can keep this in mind. I, Bai Song, really hope that everyone will come to Jinbao Street Police Station and work with me."

Bai Song did not try to smooth things over or exclude them, but instead invited them directly, which actually made things simpler. Raise your hands and draw lots on the spot.