National Forensic Doctor

In the mountains, platoons of soldiers dressed in military uniforms climbed along the trail.

Above their heads, the buzzing of unmanned drones hardly ever ceased.

Along the road, vehicles were parked bumper to bumper for hundreds of meters, and in any slightly open spaces, there were piles of mineral water, bread, and instant noodles, a meter or two high.

Two field kitchens were already in place, belching white smoke; early arriving search team members would simply wash their hands and come over to eat.

One could say that these desolate wilds had never been so bustling before.

Yu Wenshu made a special trip by car. After Yuan Jiansheng had been captured, the major crisis was averted, and what remained was the normal process of handling the case.

The Jianyuan gang had a substantial number of members, with many part-timers or those involved as drug laborers; the special investigation team definitely wanted to capture everyone.

But Yuan Jiansheng refused to disclose the specific whereabouts of his gang members, so the only option left was a massive manhunt.

Still, upon arriving at the scene and seeing the lengthy convoy, Yu Wenshu felt a twinge of pain: "Xu Taining really knows how to spend."

This operation’s expenses were to be shared by the units involved, and the Changyang City Criminal Police Detachment, having stronger capabilities than units such as the Qinghe City Bureau, took on more responsibilities.