In the afternoon, the originally sunny weather suddenly started to drizzle.
In a quiet office, Karasawa and Takagi were dealing with the documents piled up on the desk, while Naoki Kamii was just lying on the desk, carefully writing a written report on the case.
In the second half of the case, many important things are his own personal experiences. Writing them down in this lesson will surely give him a different understanding.
Black tea is placed at the hands of several people, and taking a break from their busy schedule is the daily life in the office.
But soon the landline on the desk rang, attracting everyone's attention.
There's no way around it. Generally speaking, when the phone rings in their office, there's nothing good happening, so it's understandable that they care so much about it.
However, when Takagi answered the phone with a smile on his face, the detectives in the room all breathed a sigh of relief and went about their own business.
However, what Tang Ze did not expect was that Gao Mu found him after hanging up the phone and said that the person on the other end of the phone had just informed him to go to the Metropolitan Police Department's conference room for a meeting.
This large conference room is different from the usual conference rooms for handling cases. The meetings held here are basically internal meetings.
In other words, this conference room is not used to handle cases, but to discuss internal matters of the Metropolitan Police Department, and it is usually used by the big guys to hold meetings. Tang Ze really doesn't know why he was called in for a meeting.
With doubts in his heart, Tang Ze finally went to the conference room.
After entering the door, Boss Saitama and a group of high-ranking officials had already taken their seats early. Of course, there were still many people who had not arrived, so it seemed that he was not too late.
Hearing Tang Ze pushing the door open, Boss Saitama waved enthusiastically and motioned Tang Ze to sit next to him.
In response to this, Tang Ze naturally followed suit, greeted Shihuayuan who was standing behind him, then pulled out a stool and sat to the right of Boss Saitama.
"Sir, what's going on?" Tang Ze looked around and realized that he seemed to be the lowest-ranking officer seated. He couldn't help but lower his voice and asked, "Is it okay for me to sit here?"
"Since you're told to sit down, take a seat." Saitama waved his hand nonchalantly and said, "Everyone thinks you should participate in this meeting, so you're suitable."
"That's good."
Tang Ze felt a little relieved when he heard that it was not Boss Saitama who insisted on sitting up, but everyone decided to let him participate in the meeting.
Although the Metropolitan Police Department is united in its external stance, there are many factions within it.
Although Boss Saitama is the strongest supporter, Tang Ze doesn't want to cause unnecessary trouble to the other party.
However, after listening to what Boss Saitama said, Tang Ze felt relieved, but at the same time, a sense of curiosity arose.
What on earth could be the matter that warranted so many high-ranking officials to come and discuss, and why would they even specially call me along?
However, seeing that Boss Saitama had no intention of explaining, Tang Ze could only suppress his curiosity and wait for everyone to arrive.
This meeting seemed very important. From the time Tang Ze sat down to the time he started talking, the conference room, which was originally only one-third full, was almost full.
After Criminal Minister Toshio Odagiri, Matsumoto Kiyonaga, and Inspector Megure sat down, Boss Saitama looked around at the people around him and couldn't help but start presiding over the meeting.
Soon, Tang Ze learned what was discussed in this meeting.
It was when I was chatting with Uncle Dengmi while handling a case that I learned about the reform of the forensic science course.
"But why do you have to preside over a meeting to discuss something like this?"
Although he had some doubts in his mind, Tang Ze did not rush to ask about the tactical retreat, but began to listen carefully to everyone's discussion in the meeting.
And soon he understood the ultimate purpose of this meeting.
Simply put, there was a consensus on expanding the forensic science course, but there were differences of opinion among those present on how to expand or even reform it.
The other side feels that the current work of the Forensic Department is too complicated and covers too many areas, which is not conducive to handling increasingly complex cases.
Therefore, we need people with expertise in certain fields to conduct individual analyses when criminals encounter difficulties in handling cases.
In this way, strong logistical support will also help criminals solve cases.
With the advancement of technology, criminal methods and countermeasures will become more and more technological. If they do not make changes in the face of the advancement of crime, then in the future they will be the only ones who will be passive.
For example, many seemingly difficult cases can actually be solved by scientifically analyzing the crime scene.
This is the power of science and technology. People may lie and cheat, but science will not. Material evidence is far more reliable than human testimony. This is an objective reality.
For example, when Tang Ze solved this case, the proportion of reasoning was actually not high. As long as a systematic scientific analysis was conducted, the criminal would be found and the truth would be revealed in the end.
So based on the facts, the reform will indeed promote the overall efficiency of the Metropolitan Police Department in handling cases. After all, not everyone has sharp reasoning like Karasawa.
As mentioned earlier, "famous criminals" like Tang Ze are only a minority, and most people are just ordinary criminals.
If their case-handling skills can be improved, that would be far more important than having a few more "famous criminals" like Tang Ze.
This is also the reason why the supporters want to promote reform.
On the other hand, some people think that the forensic science course only needs to be expanded, and there will be enough manpower to keep it running.
After all, the forensic course has been operating in this way for so many years. If they reform it as they had previously thought, if it fails, it will not only be time-consuming and laborious, but will also delay logistical support.
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