If you solve these cases, you will get food rewards.

Therefore, the competition for the number of cases is the key to each city's expansion and persistence.

If you cannot capture the opponent's city, you will have no choice but to accept the fate of decline.

These people don't have any extraordinary strength, but their skills and marksmanship are top-notch, comparable to professional soldiers who have been working for more than ten years.

While Wen Rensheng was thinking, Luo Yan spent a lot of effort and finally found a library card somewhere in the body's pocket.

"Name, He Changliang, a student at Haicheng University. He is from our city." He said to the other two people.

"Level? So he was a junior, or a current student?" Meizi frowned, "What a pity, he died so young."

"Is the cause of death confirmed?" the captain asked directly.

"There are strangulation marks on his neck and river sand deep in his nose. He must have fallen into the water before he died. It is suspected that he was strangled first, not strangled to death, but just unconscious, and then pushed into the water." Luo Yan then replied.

"Oh, okay, let's go to Haicheng University first. Meizi, please call someone to collect the body and send it back for autopsy." The middle-aged man said to the two of them.

Meizi agreed directly and started making phone calls.

The reason why we didn't call at the beginning is naturally because the forensic manpower is very tight, and two people have to face the work of more than a dozen teams.

If the matter doesn't require a forensic intervention, that's best.

As for why we don’t train more forensic scientists, the reason is very simple. We have trained many, but they all left and went to better cities...

Such highly skilled professionals are so popular that small cities are sucked for their lives.

Only two people who loved home were left.
Chapter completed!