The daily life of American TV agents

Chapter 246 The troublesome Hailey
"Yes, you're right. I'll call Mitchell right away. If Hailey is sued, we will definitely need a lawyer." After Ron's prompt, Claire finally had an idea and returned to her usual routine The true nature of a strong woman.

"No, what I mean is, at that time, we can see if Haili has been subjected to violent law enforcement, or has been violated during the law enforcement process. In that case, we need a lawyer to sue the police station over there for compensation."

Ron put on his coat and put the phone back to his ear: "Although I know another lawyer who is difficult to deal with, but that guy's asking price is too expensive, so in comparison, Mitchell is a bit more cost-effective."

Hailey's university is California State University, Fresno, located in Fresno, a city in central California, just northwest of Los Angeles, between the two big cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco, but closer to San Francisco.

The mascot is a bulldog and is also Phil Dunphy's alma mater.

But now Dunphy is not at all excited to return to his alma mater. The smiling face was so serious for the first time in Ron's impression. Ron patted his stiff shoulder and said in relief:

"Relax, buddy, it's just a drink. Trust me, it's not a big deal. We all did it in college. She was just unlucky and got caught." But Ron's words didn't make Fei Claire relaxes, but it arouses Claire's tense reaction. She drives more and more slowly, and the original irascible mother is almost turning into a good driver.

"Claire, can you drive faster, when did you start driving according to the speed limit?" Before Ron could speak, Mitchell asked first.

"My daughter was arrested and imprisoned for drinking. I hope she can reflect on it for a while. Even now I want to stop and buy something at a roadside store before continuing on the road. Who wants to buy a pair of sunglasses from last year? "

Even Phil couldn't help comforting the nervous Claire: "Relax, dear."

"I can't relax, Phil, she's only been in college for six weeks." Claire slapped the steering wheel hard.

"That's right, everyone goes a little crazy when they go in. I remember that one night in my first year of college, some people from our Frisbee golf team brought a case of Chima to the dormitory, so there's no need to talk about it later."

Phil took himself as an example, which resonated with Mitchell: "It really doesn't need to be said, the university has had that experience."

"So, Claire, you are really a little too nervous. Hailey is just not smart enough, so she will be caught by the police who are eager to rush for performance. Instead of blaming all the mistakes on Haili, it is better to give half of it to her." This ridiculous law."

"Think about it, in this country, you can get married and have children by yourself, but you can't legally drink alcohol until you're 22. It's so absurd."

"But……"

Claire wanted to argue, but was interrupted by Ron. Sadly, among the three men in the car, Ron was the only one who had the guts to interrupt the irritable Claire while she was talking.

"Come to think of it, Claire, isn't it a good thing that Hailey was arrested for drinking, not for doing drugs, robbing a bank, shooting someone, or something like that?"

"What kind of college student would do those things?"

"If you often watch the news, you will find that there are quite a few kids who are playing crazy, and some are even crazier than we were at that time," Ron shrugged: "Really, it's so serious about alcoholic beverages." It’s really a bit of a fuss, as long as they spend part of their energy on dealing with those drug dealers, they won’t let the drug flood to the point it is today.”

"That's right, just like what Ron said," Phil gave Ron a grateful look, and quickly echoed, "Hey, are you hungry? Do you want to buy some waffles before we continue on our way?"

But Phil's words only got Claire's eyes.

"Ron, I'm just worried about what to do now?" The previous words finally made Claire feel a little better: "We have done a lot of ridiculous things before, but we have never been caught. I don't know such things How to deal with it."

"Believe me, believe Mitchell, this is a trivial matter," Ron joked: "Besides, in a capitalist country like ours, there is nothing that money can't solve.

If it doesn't work, you can still use cash to fan the police in front of them, and they will understand what you mean. "

In this way, after another two hours, they finally drove to the Fresno City Police Station. Before entering the door, Mitchell even tidied his clothes against the reflection of the glass door, and then showed the aura of appearing in court. Tiao Tiao walked in with high spirits.

"Hi, we're here for Hayley Dunphy, I'm Mitchell Pritchett, Miss Dunphy's lawyer."

"She doesn't need a lawyer today." The police simply checked the information without looking up.

"I think this should be up to me. I'm going to talk to my client now, thank you." Mitchell quickly picked up a document and pretended to read it after reading the lines he had just copied from the movie on the way here. Get up, to hide his own nervousness.

The policeman looked up blankly: "You only need to pay the bail and you can take her away."

"Really? That's great." Claire cheered: "Sir, I really don't want to excuse my daughter, believe me, but you think that because the children on the campus drink a little, they are arrested and imprisoned , isn’t it a bit too much of an abuse of public resources?”

The policeman's expression became a little unhappy: "Ma'am, your daughter was charged with resisting arrest and assaulting the police."

"What!" Claire and Phil opened their mouths in surprise.

"Maybe you should get a real lawyer," Mitchell whispered.

"Okay, let me do it~" Seeing that they had lost their minds, Ron came out from behind: "Sir, can you take a look again, I think there must be some misunderstanding, Hayley She's just a bit of a rebellious child, but I don't think she's rebellious to this point no matter how rebellious she is."

"Maybe you should watch this." The policeman turned the computer screen around, only to see that the footage of the arrest was being played on it.

A poor policeman just finished yelling: "Stop, put your hands where I can see!" Then, he was sat down on the ground by a girl who fell from the sky.

(End of this chapter)