Chapter 313: Chapter 313: Skills Competition Tournament

“The Vanished,” a recently popular movie.

However, Lu Chuan has read a lot of news; this movie isn’t quite suitable for couples to watch.

The main reason being, it’s easy to break up after watching.

In the face of money, what is love?

Of course, in reality, it’s rare to see wealthy heiresses relying on their boyfriends for meals, so there’s not much to worry about in this situation.

After all, for all this to truly happen, going abroad is a prerequisite.

If you don’t have the money to go abroad, why think about those who do?

But, as much as this makes sense, since when do women care about logic?

Lu Chuan forgot which book he read it in, but the biggest lesson between men and women is not to reason with women.

So, Lu Chuan decisively rejected Forensic Doctor Shen’s request.

Watching a movie is fine, but pick something romantic, like “WALL-E”; it’s got to be better than this “The Vanished.”

Life as a cop without cases is quite enjoyable.

In this regard, the Criminal Investigation Team is different from the police station or the city bureau.

The Haizhou City Public Security Bureau, like the Provincial Department, is an administrative body that doesn’t directly handle cases.

Almost all criminal cases in Haizhou City are covered by the police station, Criminal Investigation Team, and Criminal Investigation Team.

Since the Haizhou City area isn’t large and the population isn’t very high.

The role of the Criminal Investigation Team is relatively diminished; major cases are generally dealt with by the Criminal Investigation Team.

Currently, minor cases like fights, thefts, and small financial frauds are generally handled by the police station.

The Criminal Investigation Team usually handles more serious cases, like severe injuries, home invasions, arson, or large-scale telecom fraud.

Lu Chuan’s Criminal Investigation Team mainly handles homicides.

Therefore, as long as there are no major cases, the workload of the Criminal Investigation Team is quite manageable.

In this regard, the police station is less popular.

The pressure to solve major cases at the grassroots police station is low, but the chance of minor incidents is relatively high.

They also handle a lot of neighborhood disputes, other comprehensive work, and a blizzard of documents from the city bureau.

So the grassroots police station is busy from the beginning of the year to the end, with little time to rest.

But, comparatively, police officers who go out on duty at the grassroots station have more freedom since they don’t have to sit in the office.

The city bureau sounds prestigious, but the work is also busy from beginning to end of the year.

Lu Chuan, in nearly a year of policing, has gained considerable insight into the various departments of the city bureau.

The city bureau is typically hard to get in but also hard to get out, with busy departments like publicity, office, and human resources.

These departments are unrelated to business or solving cases, but… those who know, know.

As for the remaining departments like inspection, criminal investigation, and technology, they’re relatively small and mainly perform management functions; they can’t really contribute much to solving cases.

And more management work means lots of desk work, so most people at the city bureau are busy typing away.

Enjoying their time with bureaucratic documents.

These people especially like it when the Criminal Investigation Team and Criminal Investigation Team don’t have cases.

Because when there’s a case, they can’t help much and feel low-key, but without cases, they come up with various training and activity seminars.

Recently, after a few days of calm, the city bureau decided to organize a skills competition across the board.

“Lu, take a look at this document.”

Liu Guodong, who had just finished a morning meeting, brought back a piece of paper.

Yang Sen took the document and frowned deeply: “A skills competition?”

Old Bai, who was just clearing his throat, was displeased: “Why are we doing this again?”

Lu Chuan didn’t understand; this was the first time he heard about it, but the older colleagues obviously had strong feelings about it.

Liu Guodong, taking a sip of tea, pessimistically said, “After so many years, you still don’t know those big shots at the top get bored and start these things when they’re idle.”

Old Bai nodded, “Exactly, after all these years, they do this every year.”

“But this time for our Crime Scene Investigation, maybe we can talk to Captain Qin to see if we can skip it?”

Skip it?

Old Yang snorted, “What are you thinking? If we don’t participate, who will join the crime scene investigation competition?”

Liu Guodong shook his head, “Just forget about skipping.”

“Director Song personally arranged this activity to further enhance the skills of all officers. Captain Qin just announced in the morning meeting that all departments must participate, and each must enter at least three events.”

Three events?

Old Bai was startled.

“Our Crime Scene Investigation office has only four people, but we have to enter three events, meaning at least three people must participate.”

“Old Liu, I’m almost sixty, my arms and legs can barely move.”

Yang Sen also looked troubled, “Old Liu, you know my situation; my son is taking the college entrance exam in half a month…”

Liu Guodong certainly knows the situation of the Crime Scene Investigation team.

He can’t possibly go himself as the leader.

As the three of them discussed, their eyes turned to Lu Chuan.

Lu Chuan, who was tending to a flamingo-lily, suddenly felt a chill at the back of his neck.

As the only young person on the team, he certainly knew what the three old guys were thinking.

“Master, two senior brothers, you don’t expect me to compete in all three events, do you?”

In the afternoon, the trade union organized the sign-ups.

“Crime Scene Investigation Office, for fingerprint identification analysis, shooting, and combat competitions!”

Liu Guodong pounded his chest loudly.

Three events, one must be from their own specialty, while the other two from other specialties.

Since Lu Chuan is representing the Crime Scene Investigation, it’s natural for him to choose.

However, Liu Guodong didn’t expect Lu Chuan to choose fingerprint identification, shooting, and combat.

No problem with fingerprint identification; it’s the bread and butter of Crime Scene Investigation.

Especially for Lu Chuan, who had knocked down a slew of experts from the provincial department, dominating the Haizhou City Public Security Bureau wouldn’t be difficult.

But shooting and combat, what’s with that?

The Crime Scene Investigation office deals with technology, relying on brains.

These are tasks for distinguished individuals.

Bravery in the face of danger, charging ahead, shooting and combat, those are tasks for the action teams.

“Lu, these two events have always been the reserve projects of Action Group One and Action Group Two.”

“Are you up for it?”

Lu Chuan shrugged, “I’ll give it a try; maybe it’ll work out.”

With that said…

The three of them had no objections.

After all, in their youth, they also liked this sort of thing: violence, something ingrained in men.

It wouldn’t be bad for Lu Chuan to get some experience.

But what they didn’t know was that Lu Chuan wasn’t just looking to gain experience.

There had been no opportunity to test the system rewards of the two skills before.

This time, it’s a perfect chance to verify the levels of Basic Fighting and Basic Shooting within the Criminal Investigation Team.

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