National Forensic Doctor

Yuan Bomian furrowed his brows, wanting to say something, but then stopped, saying, "The clues we currently have are pretty much exhausted when it gets to Redface. Catching Redface was already a bit of a stroke of luck..."

Yuan Bomian explained as best he could: "Redface distributes goods by car. Moreover, before distributing, he should always privately confirm the situation with these small vendors. Then he’d drive to the side of a vendor, use a disposable phone to call the vendor below, connect the call, agree on a place, say how long it takes to get there, and he must arrive within that time."

Liu Jinghui immediately realized the difficulty involved, saying, "Then as long as he monitors the vendor in advance to ensure there’s no problem and only then makes the call, arranging for a place without cameras, he’s basically not going to be exposed. So, how did you catch the person?"

"We had just caught Longsword at the time and were still interrogating him when Redface called. It basically hit a sweet spot when we already had someone at the agreed location. We went over and discovered Redface, then tracked him all the way. We initially hoped to catch a few more, but Redface didn’t meet Longsword, didn’t even return to his own base, and was heading straight out of town. We blocked him at the highway entrance. If we hesitated slightly at that moment and let him out of the city, it would have been very hard to find him." Yuan Bomian recounted with a lingering sense of trepidation.

Liu Jinghui could vividly picture the scene in his mind and couldn’t help but say, "Drug dealers have money, and they’re heartless; that’s the hardest part about catching them."

"Indeed, you are absolutely right!" Yuan Bomian deeply resonated, his emotions showing signs of spilling over.

Wealthy criminals are extremely difficult to catch because money paves the way, providing a lot of convenience. Just speaking of transportation, when high-speed trains and flights are strictly monitored, poor criminals can only take buses or crawl onto slow, cramped trains. Better ones might carpool or rent a car, but it’s still not very safe. However, if they have money, buying a shadow car minimizes exposure risk significantly.

But, shadow cars with unclear origins typically come with GPS, and every place has professional car-finding teams searching for these vehicles. So, if it’s an escape, buying such a shadow car is a one-time thing, costing anywhere from thousands to tens of thousands, making it a high-end business class in the field of criminal offenses.

As for staying in hotels, eating, delivering goods, and even addressing sexual needs, wealthy criminals and poor criminals live in two separate worlds. You could say poor criminals are the wealth of wealthy criminals, a realistic reflection in the real world.