The daily life of American TV agents

Chapter 29 Dealing and Collusion

Toretto left, because the FBI officially issued a general order for Toretto, charged with homicide and truck robbery, Ron knew that the story of Fast and Furious [-] was over here.

But this did not prevent Ron from going to Inspector Jack and having a good talk.

"Ron, I gave you all the information you need last time. What are you doing here? You know, you are not welcome here." Jack felt dizzy when he saw Ron appear in his office again. .

"I thought we were friends, Jack." Ron sat down directly on the reception sofa opposite Jack, took out a small tape recorder and put it on the table, and pressed the play button: "I 'accidentally' got An interesting recording, maybe you can listen to it."

"Your warehouse is being targeted, and it's a very troublesome person..." Jack's own voice came from the recorder, and he sat up straight from his chair, his eyes widening in surprise.

Then he reacted quickly, grabbed the tape recorder, took out the tape and tore the tape inside.

And Ron looked at all this with a half-smile, without any intention of obstructing it.

"You still have a lot of replicas, don't you?" Jack finally came to his senses, Ron nodded as a matter of course, and Jack sank back into his comfortable reclining chair.

"Tell me what you want?"

"An amnesty, you know, what am I going to use?" Ron stood up and looked down at Jack at the other end of the desk, and slapped the table: "If it weren't for you and your idiot Korean gangster, I would My friend Toretto will never go far!"

"It's impossible! We have just released the arrest order, and the case has already been closed. If we withdraw the arrest warrant at this time, where do you let our FBI's authority go? If you have the ability, you can send this recording everywhere!
Do you think I'm afraid?In fact, all these high-level officials know that gangsters are one of the main sources of funds for our FBI's case handling, and they are also one of the important election votes for the mayor. Do you really want to be enemies with all of us? "

Ron only knew that the gangsters had probably been paying protection fees to the FBI, but he didn't know that the mayor was also involved. This was not a simple case of conduct, but a political incident.

No matter how powerful the big guy behind him is, it is impossible for him to support him in this kind of matter, because it will put him on the opposite side of a large number of powerful voters. Said it was absolutely impossible.

Ron couldn't help rubbing the center of his brows with a headache, and cursed inwardly, this damn American election system.

Jack slowed down his tone: "However, I can withdraw our FBI's actual pursuit of him first, you know it will make your friend a lot easier, and then I will give you an amnesty, but you have to promise me, this The amnesty must wait at least half a year before it can be used, and you'd better think of a reasonable reason for the amnesty.

The condition is that I want this recording in your hand to disappear forever, is that okay? "

Ron thought for a while, and there seemed to be no other better way. This deal can be established. With the ability of Toretto and his group, without the pursuit of FBI overseas agents, they may live better than in China. Be free and easy.

The big deal is to wait until the half-year period expires before calling them back with an amnesty order. However, in a deal, it would be a bit of a loss if you don't negotiate the price. Ron agreed: "Okay, but I want two."

"Two?!" Jack's eyes widened: "We obviously only edited Toretto alone! You are a lion!"

"Relax, Jack," Ron first calmed Inspector Jack's emotions: "Have you ever heard of 'Anonymous'? I think if we join hands to cause him some trouble, you should be very happy right?"

'Anonymous', the code name of the person in charge of the CIA in California. Ron discovered through his own intelligence channels that this person is the real mastermind behind Shawshank Prison. Now that he is free, he can cause him some trouble. Why not?
The three major U.S. intelligence agencies, CIA, FBI, and IRS, are basically at the same level, but they represent different forces, so they have always looked at each other at odds, but they have kept each other in check.

Theoretically, because the FBI is affiliated with the Ministry of Justice, all matters such as amnesty or judicial judgments in criminal cases have absolute say. Even if the other two do such things, they must go through the FBI.

However, the IRS, which is affiliated to the Ministry of Finance, is tightly pinching the funds. In theory, the IRS can conduct tax investigations on all federal employees, which seems to be the most powerful.

But the actual combat power that can be mobilized basically depends on the cooperation with the CIA, so it has to give up some convenience to the other party. The special operations force to which Ron belongs was created to get rid of the dependence on the CIA.

In the end, although the CIA has the strongest combat strength, and even develops a variety of side businesses, it does not rely on the funds of the Ministry of Finance, but directly receives funds from the Pentagon's military expenditures, but most of their side businesses are unscrupulous and illegal. For business, if the FBI is more active in handling cases, the CIA will suffer huge losses in terms of personnel and funds.

Therefore, whenever the three major intelligence agencies can stumbling each other, they have always been relentless. From another perspective, the three major intelligence agencies with law enforcement powers have formed another degree of separation of powers.

I have to sigh that it is indeed a wonder of the United States.

Jack was clearly interested in this too: "What do you want to do?"

"I happen to have a murderer who has been imprisoned for more than 20 years. He was wronged. The real murderer is currently imprisoned in a certain prison. He can be cleared of his injustice with a little trick."

Ron intends to take advantage of Andy's affairs to catch the CIA by surprise. By the way, he will whitewash Andy's identity to work for himself. His special operations team is still only a bare-handed commander. He plans to increase some manpower.

Andy, who has a flexible mind and is proficient in various accounting techniques, is definitely a very good choice.

"But what does this have to do with 'Anonymous'?" Jack asked puzzled.

"He escaped from Shawshank Prison, and he has been responsible for the financial management of the entire prison during his imprisonment, and even helped other high-level officials in the prison system to file taxes. You know what this means, right?" Ron thought. He squeezed his eyes pointingly.

Jack was taken aback for a moment, then suddenly got up and looked through the files of the previous drug cases. When he saw the place where the criminals last served their sentences, he suddenly realized.

It was no coincidence that they were all locked up in Shawshank!

Ron showed his signature devil smile: "We just need..."

(End of this chapter)