Little Bud immediately rushed over, waving his hands constantly, signaling Ronald to squat down.

"What's wrong?" Schumacher and Douglas were also shocked, "Is there a puncture somewhere?"

"It's a gunshot... squat down..." Bud yelled anxiously.

Bodyguard Daniel and his companions also rushed over, covering Ronald and asking him to get into a bulletproof car.

"Don't be too nervous. It might be a misfire or a shot fired into the sky..."

Ronald was still relatively calm. He directed the bodyguards to help the main crew members first, and then asked the first assistant director to announce that the filming ended early, and everyone immediately took the crew's car back to the Columbia studio.

With the assistance of the security team, the crew quickly got on the bus, and then a large truck drove ahead. The cars formed a convoy, and they withdrew from Koryo City one after another and headed west along the highway.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! On the way, we passed the court where the results had just been announced, where hundreds of people were protesting at the door.

"We decided not to pay..."

Ronald, who was sitting in the car and watching the live broadcast on Sony TV, found that the black people were starting to move.

A fearless reporter interviewed a group of young black men outside a deli in Normandy. The group of black men surrounded the door of the deli on foot and threw rocks at the glass of the store door.

A black man stood on a high place and made a speech, "If you don't pay, these are the compensation for the white people who exploited us back then." Then the group of people rushed into the store and started looting...

Ten minutes later, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley went to the TV station to give a televised speech.

"Today, the jury told the world that what we witnessed was not a crime. Today, the jury asked us to accept the senseless and brutal beating of a helpless man. Today, the jury said we should tolerate those sworn to protect

and the behavior of those who serve.

My friends, I am here to tell this jury, "No. No, our eyes do not deceive us. We saw what we saw, and what we saw was a crime... We cannot endanger ourselves by blindly fighting back

The reforms achieved. We cannot hinder progress by blindly fighting back..."

"What does this guy want to do?" Bud, the driver driving in front, couldn't help but start complaining after hearing the mayor's speech.

At this time, shouldn’t we say something calling for reconciliation and calm?

"Why……"

This Tom Bradley is the first black mayor in the history of Los Angeles. This guy has great political ambitions, but his IQ... doesn't seem high enough.

This kind of speech is encouragement, incitement, and a starting gun for those black young people who are already agitated, such as those who were in front of the deli just now.

"Honey, this is so scary..."

In the evening, Diane also came back. The two of them watched on TV. On Florence Street where the deli was located, two truck drivers were pulled out of the cab by a group of black men while waiting for a red light and beaten in the street.

"Oh, my God..." This image was taken from a helicopter. Ronald saw a black man picking up a fire extinguisher and hitting the white driver on the head.
Chapter completed!