in2ebook Chapter 122: Matsuda is going to be transferred again?
Chapter 122: Matsuda is going to be transferred again?
At the same time, on the other side of the Metropolitan Police Department, something special happened—
"The mobile team is short of people recently?"
Jinpei Matsuda looked at Megure Juzo with suspicion.
Megure Jusan nodded, a strange expression on his face. "I don't know what the situation is, but there has been some staff shortage recently, so they reported it and hope to borrow you back to help for a few days."
"Why did you ask me to go back?" Matsuda Jinpei asked. "Aren't there a few so-called experts at the police academy giving lectures every day? Why don't you ask them to go back and help?"
Megure Jusan hissed softly and smiled helplessly, "They haven't practiced in a long time. If anything goes wrong, it will be troublesome."
Matsuda Jinpei said very frankly, "I haven't practiced in a while, so my hands are a bit unfamiliar. I think it's better not to do it. I'm afraid if I blow someone up, it will be troublesome."
Mu Mu Thirteen: "..."
The affable fat man held his forehead with a headache: "But, this matter has already been agreed to by the higher-ups."
"what?"
Matsuda Jinpei raised his eyebrows. "You said the higher-ups have agreed? Who agreed?"
This is strange. Since he has been transferred to the Investigation Division 1, no matter what happens with the Mobile Team, it is not his turn.
and--
A cold look flashed in Jinpei Matsuda's eyes.
They had just started investigating Linlu Construction, and the next moment they were transferred to other positions. What was their plan? There was no need to explain it any further, right?
Whenever the mobile team was really short of people, Jinpei Matsuda would go back without saying a word. After all, that was where he had stayed for seven years. But if he was deliberately transferred with ulterior motives, then he would have to be asked whether he agreed or not.
Megure Jusan shook his head: "I don't know much more, but our section chief informed me of your matter."
Matsuda Jinpei's expression froze. "Section Chief? You mean the Chief of Investigation Section 1?"
Megure Jusan nodded: "Yes, so sorry Matsuda, you may have to go to the mobile team to help for a few days recently, but don't worry, it will only take a week, it won't take long."
The curly-haired officer suddenly looked strange: "The head of the Investigation Section 1?"
"Section Chief? The old section chief..."
A strange color suddenly flashed in his eyes, and he suddenly shouted: "Are you sure it was the section chief who asked me to go? You're not lying to me, are you?"
His voice was so loud that it immediately attracted the attention of people around him.
Megure Jusan didn't quite understand why Matsuda Jinpei suddenly spoke so loudly, and nodded in confusion: "Yes, yes, please speak a little more quietly, so as not to disturb others' work."
At this moment, Shiratori Renzaburo suddenly stood up and walked over.
"Has Matsuda been temporarily transferred?"
Shiratori Renzaburo asked casually.
"Yes." Matsuda Jinpei nodded first. "It is said that the section chief informed me."
Shiratori Renzaburo raised an eyebrow.
Megure Jusan: "Yes, this is indeed the notice from the section chief."
Shiratori Jinsaburo and Matsuda Jinpei looked at each other with complicated expressions.
Before, they had never dared to think about who was most likely to kill the old section chief.
But now think about it, who will be the biggest beneficiary after the old section chief dies?
Naturally, he would be the next person to take over the position of the old section chief.
——Sure enough, with one hit of the stick, all kinds of monsters and demons appeared.
"I'm sorry, Inspector Megure, Matsuda is currently following up on a case with us. If he leaves, we won't be able to handle enough manpower." Shiratori Jinsaburo said with an embarrassed look on his face. "And as you know, the most short-staffed section in the entire Metropolitan Police Department is our Investigation Section. We have endless homicide cases to deal with every day..."
"If we loan Matsuda out now, we'll be under a lot of pressure."
"Uh--"
Megure Jusan was well aware of this problem, but it was all arranged by his superiors. He was caught in the middle and was very embarrassed. There was no room for resistance at all. He could only say tactfully: "We have been notified of this matter, so let's do as our superiors ask."
Shiratori Jinsaburo didn't back down at all and said directly, "Matsuda Jinpei is now my subordinate. I'll go talk to the higher-ups. There's no need to embarrass you, Inspector Megure."
The chief of the third section of the First Investigation Division is Juzo Megure, and Shiratori Jinzaburo is also a police inspector, ranking below the chief and considered a deputy. He can also report to his superiors under special circumstances.
Megure Jusan was a seasoned veteran, and he could tell there was something fishy going on. His expression grew more serious, and as he stared at the two men in front of him, he sternly said, "What's going on? Have you been hiding something from me? Tell me clearly now."
Shiratori Jinsaburo and Matsuda Jinpei looked at each other and shook their heads; "Nothing."
Megure Jusan laughed angrily, waved his hand, and motioned for the two to follow him to a deserted place. His voice was cold: "Come, follow me over there and talk."
……
"Oh? The Section Chief wants to loan out Jinpei Matsuda?"
Matsumoto Seinaga paused while reviewing the documents.
Because Matsuda Jinpei had previously stood up for Megure Juzo and scolded other police officers, Matsumoto Seinaga still remembered Matsuda Jinpei very clearly and even admired him very much.
Now that Megure Jusan mentioned him, his mind immediately thought of the clever curly-haired police officer.
Megure Jusan: "Yes, but Officer Matsumoto, you also know that the Investigation Section 1 is short of people right now. How can you borrow our people just because the Mobile Team is short of people?"
Matsumoto Seinaga frowned: "Indeed, and I haven't heard that the mobile team has any urgent missions recently."
On weekdays, there are the most homicides. Even Matsumoto Kiyonaga has to go to the scene to dispatch from time to time. Now that the outstanding police officers from the third department are to be transferred away, the pressure is even greater.
Besides, there haven't been any major cases requiring the mobile team's attention recently, so how can we transfer people from them?
"Has the section chief agreed?" asked Matsumoto Kiyonaga.
"Yes, he informed us directly." Megure Jusan asked cautiously, "But could you please ask the Section Chief to reconsider this matter? Mainly because Matsuda has a case on hand right now and is really unable to get away."
Matsumoto Seicho nodded and said, "I understand. I'll tell the section chief about it later."
"Okay, thank you, Manager Matsumoto." Megure Jusan breathed a sigh of relief, nodded with a smile, then bowed and said, "Then I'll be leaving first."
"Ah."
After Megure Jusan left, Matsumoto Kiyonaga's face became a little serious, and his usually sharp eyes were now cold.
"What does this guy Shimasaka Hiroshi want to do now?"
The man muttered in a low voice, his tone full of disgust for Hiroshi Shimasaka.
Hiroshi Shimasaka, the current head of the First Investigation Division, holds the rank of Superintendent, and his position is above the administrative officer, Seinaga Matsumoto.
As the head of the First Investigation Division, he is deeply involved in the twists and turns of officialdom and does not like to pay attention to the cases below. He is more concerned about his reputation and personal connections.
For a practical person like Matsumoto Kiyonaga, he doesn't like the section chief's petty and mean behavior.
But the Metropolitan Police Department is also a small officialdom. All Matsumoto Kiyonaga can do is turn a blind eye to the section chief's behavior, and then handle the cases under his command and not let the section chief take advantage of the situation.
However, the section chief has been keeping a low profile recently. It is said that this is because there have been personnel changes above him, and it is very likely that the section chief will be promoted.
Matsumoto Kiyonaga frowned, suppressed his displeasure, and sighed.
"Such an atmosphere is truly a tragedy for our Great Sakura."