The Whip of the God of Basketball

"Nose bridge fracture, right orbital fissure, two teeth dropped, facial masseter muscle torn slightly, nasal cavity edema, right eye hemorrhage... Your punch is really tough, Leon. ≯1 Novel ≥≤﹤≤ ≤﹤＜≤﹤≤"

In the interview room of the Southern District Police Department in Boston, Rob Eze held an injury identification report and said to Fox Leon, who was sitting opposite him.

At this time, Leon was wearing a uniform and handcuffed, sitting in front of Eze. He was arrested by the Boston Police Department on suspicion of intentional injury. He is now facing prosecution by the Boston Public Prosecutor. Judging from the injury report, the punch he hit with Frank was really strong enough, comparable to the crit of Tomjanovich by Washington, when Frank was knocked out.

Before the people in the bar could react, the police arrived at the scene. The nearby police station heard that the Celtic coach was chased and killed by the gang and rushed to the bar with lightning speed.

When I got to the bar, I didn’t see Leon fell to the ground and injured, but only saw a middle-aged guy fell beside Leon’s feet. The police turned the man over and found that this man was from the Irish gang. The boss, the remnant of the "Winter Hill" gang, Jeff Frank.

In the end, Frank was taken away by an ambulance, his face was beaten as if disfigured, and because of this, Fox-Leon was arrested by the police that night. After spending a night in the police station, Leon received a five-star treatment, but the news inevitably spread the next day. Countless reporters flocked to him. This unknown hero just became the most dazzling unknown hero in Boston in the summer. In just a few days he became a prisoner again.

Of course, the Celtics immediately arranged a lawyer for Leon, but Leon still trusted Auerbach’s friend Rob Eze more, and Eze made a special trip from Washington to handle the case for Leon.

"The first thing to be sure is that Jeff Frank’s second half of his life will either be spent in the hospital or in jail. The Boston prosecutors are ready to prosecute him for a crime. He will face life imprisonment. From the point of view, you have done a good thing for Boston; but on the other hand, the prosecutor will also sue you for the crime of intentional injury, after all, that punch beat him hard." Rob-Aye I have sorted out the information and talked about the general situation with Leon.

"What can I do now? I think I probably have two ways. First, admit that I punched Frank for no reason. Even if I hit a murderer, a gangster, or a drug dealer, I beat him. It’s no difference for a passerby. For this reason, I may face three months in jail and miss the preseason and two months of the regular season. Second, it proves that I played Frank out of self-defense completely, because he ordered a thug to attack me. I knocked him out in order to resist. The shot was heavy but excusable. Then I can be exempted from imprisonment and sentenced to probation." Leon was very calm at this time. Eze hadn't said a solution yet, he himself took the possibility Listed out.

Eze smiled, then nodded and said, "Leon is Leon. You deserve to be a man who tried to send himself to prison to avoid being killed. Three years ago, you punched Malik and sent yourself to mcI. Now you It's another punch, but I can't enter mcI anymore. Don't worry, we must have a way. After all, we are not at a disadvantage in public opinion, so many things will be easier to do."

Although the news of Leon's arrest caused an uproar, but unlike other stars such as Barkley, Leon's punch is justified. Although Jeff Frank is not as notorious as his boss James Barger, he has been relatively constrained in the past two years, but as long as you know that he was once a member of "Winter Hill", whether Boston has experienced that period of time or not No one would have the slightest sympathy for him.

Therefore, although some media have put out those articles that turned old accounts last year, but more media are saying good things for Leon. Generally speaking, in the public opinion situation, the overall situation is beneficial to Leon.

On the third day of Leon’s detention, a New Yorker’s report on the incident completely reversed the situation of public opinion. This article pointed out that the reason why Leon beat Frank that night was not only because he was attacked by Frank’s men, but also because his father Matthews Leon was attacked by Balger and Frank twenty years ago. Killed at the rocky beach in Port Alder, and his mouth was broken with teeth.

Leon's punch was not only for himself, but also for his dead father.

As soon as this article was published, there was an uproar across the United States, and an image of revenge for his father was on paper. His punch was not only a punch of justice, but a punch of revenge. In short, American fans, especially those in Boston, are very angry. On October 5th, a large number of Celtic fans gathered in front of the Boston Police Department, demanding that the police station release people, protesting that the police department cannot effectively protect the lives of citizens. Instead, citizens are required to find out the murderers themselves.

All this went beyond the police department’s expectation. Although the US police have always been united and fierce, shooting at every disagreement, they must not deal with it at will in the face of a large-scale incident, especially when the incident involves public figures in Boston.

It is certainly impossible to release people. The law has legal procedures. Whether the punch is justice or evil, revenge or enmity, the law has its own legal arbitration. Finally, the chief of the police station went to the detention center to meet with Leon, hoping that Leon could come forward to quell the incident.

Leon is very clear-headed. He doesn't want to use public opinion to coerce the justice. He wants to play to find loopholes in the law. The game is seamless, and the bad tricks that hold public opinion will only discredit him.

So Leon swiped a big pen and wrote a "To the fans of Boston", eloquently describing his experience from a gangster to today, and advised the fans to believe in the law and justice, and believe that he will Like defeating all the nBa teams to win the championship, return to the court safely and lead the team to restore the glory of the Celtics.

If the chief of the police station who received Leon’s letter received the treasure, he first asked other police officers to control the situation, and then held an emergency press briefing, where the content of the letter was read to all reporters.

Leon’s letter is natural, fresh, and concise ~www.readwn.com~ It is quite Hemingway's style, using the simplest words to describe his general experience over the past few years. In the second half of the letter, he used simple but affectionate brushstrokes to express his feelings for the Celtics and the Boston fans, and hoped that they could wait patiently, because "justice will not be absent, only Will be late, the champion will not go far, it will come back."

This letter was conveyed with the help of media megaphones. This time, it was no longer paper media and TV broadcasting that wielded power, but the Internet. The Internet demonstrated his immense power, and Leon’s words spread in a short time. For a while, the voices on the Internet about release not only did not decrease, but became even louder.

It's just that in reality, the fans who gathered in front of the police station dispersed and left. They believed that Fox Leon and the green team led by him would win the championship this season.

Leon continued to stay in the police station in a tormented mood, waiting for the start of the lawsuit. Now he is very glad that Rick Carlisle has been recruited, and his training in the team will not be pulled down. There is still a month left before the regular season. By then he should have finished the lawsuit and can devote himself to basketball.

However, Leon correctly judged the justice and objectivity of the law, but ignored the emotionality and complexity of people, and underestimated the cumbersome and cumbersome procedures of American laws. A protracted struggle will await him. (To be continued.)