Chapter 19: Chapter 19: Chief Smith

"Saory, saory, extremely saory, are you guys okay?"

From the side, an Asian male emerged from the car that had hit Nisen and David, looking quite panicked as he came over to check on the two men.

By this time, David had snapped back to his senses, but when he focused on the man standing in front of the car, he was instantly enraged.

[Name: Ono Yutaro.]

[Occupation: Car thief.]

[Monthly Income: 26,000 US Dollars.]

[Income Details: December 11, stole a Porsche 911 in Crystal Shopping Street District 4, profiting 5,000 US Dollars, December 21, at Horseshoe Bay Hotel stole a Rolls-Royce Phantom, profiting 6,000 US Dollars, December 30...]

[More Details: ...]

[Tax Due: 26,000 US Dollars!]

"Fuck..."

David thought to himself, why on earth did they get hit out of the blue.

Turns out, this guy was the accomplice who had been in a car with Nakamura Ota just before.

It seemed that Nakamura Ota had realized he was being followed and called this accomplice to create an opportunity for his escape.

But this was just what David needed.

He had thought that letting Nakamura Ota get away would require some extra legwork, but now that this guy had willingly delivered himself into their hands, it was just as well!

"Fake Yau, how the hell do you drive!"

Nisen hadn't realized yet that the man before him was an accomplice of the other side and had already stepped out of the car to scold him furiously, while the other party didn't dare to retort and could only keep apologizing and showing weakness.

Meanwhile, David had pushed open the car door and stepped out, walking up to the man named Ono Yutaro and grabbing his head to smash it against the car hood.

"Bang!!!"

"Ah!!!"

A loud noise followed by a scream had completely bewildered Nisen, but he quickly came to his senses.

He thought David was venting his anger at letting the car thief escape, so he immediately looked around to see if anyone was taking pictures.

Hearing the name Chief Smith, Nisen and David exchanged looks.

The chief of police was no small player; by administrative level, he was on par with Chief Tax Officer Liu Yi.

They had not expected to uncover a police chief while investigating a gang of car thieves.

Nisen pulled David aside and whispered, "Do you think what this guy's saying is true?"

David pondered for a moment and replied, "Since he dares to say this, there must be some connection. And considering this gang has stood in Las Vegas for so many years, if they didn't have some backing, they probably would have been wiped out long ago!"

Nisen nodded in agreement, then said, "So, what do you want to do?"

A slight curve appeared on David's lips, "My thought is, if we can implicate this police chief, that would be perfect!"

"That's exactly what I was thinking!"

Nisen also revealed a lecherous smile, corruption and bribery involving a police chief was big news, indeed!

And if they could secure this chief's dirty money, it would certainly make waves throughout the entire bureau!

After discussing, both men returned to Ono Yutaro's side, with David being the first to speak, "You say you're friends with Chief Smith, is that true?"

"That's absolutely true; he and our boss are tight!"

Ono Yutaro, thinking that the name Chief Smith had intimidated his opponents, immediately and emphatically assured them.

"If that's the case, then first take us to see your boss!"

"Ah..."

Ono Yutaro's face fell, and he was very reluctant.

"Without seeing your boss, how can I confirm this is true? You could be tricking me, after all, I could also claim I am sworn brothers with Worship Lamp!"

Leaving aside the matter with Chief Smith, David was determined to collect the gang's dirty money.

And to 'catch them all in one net', the simplest and most effective method was to have a face-to-face conversation with their boss.

"This... all right then..."

With no alternative, Ono Yutaro had to capitulate, but just as he was about to get into his own car, he was stopped by David, "Don't bother with your car, get in ours!"

Nakamura Ota had already fled, and in order to avoid repeating the mistake and causing unnecessary trouble, they needed to proceed with more caution this time.