Of course, this idea had no sooner risen in their minds than they snuffed it out.
They could still distinguish what was more and what was less important.
"What crimes have these people committed? I need to see the evidence," Ji Haifan said seriously.
"Of course," Jiang Ning nodded, pulling out the documents and official seal she had already prepared from the small partition to show Ji Haifan.
As Ji Haifan bent over to inspect the evidence, Jiang Ning slowly began, "These people are part of a well-organized criminal gang. They post pictures of other people’s illnesses on fundraising platforms like ’Easy ’ and ’Drop of Help,’ fabricate medical cases, and exploit the kindness and goodwill of netizens to commit donation fraud..."
The evidence Jiang Ning presented was irrefutable. Ji Haifan browsed the materials and listened to Jiang Ning’s words with furrowed brows.
Jiang Ning had collected a lot of incriminating evidence; she not only gave a set to Ji Haifan but also handed them out to the other police officers behind him.
"There is a lot of evidence," Jiang Ning said, pointing to the small partition filled with people on the left: "This room is their usual den for hiding their illegal activities. There are many related pieces of evidence inside, including things needed to forge medical cases."
"Especially those two computers over there, the data should be even more extensive..."
"Oh, right, the owner of this print shop is also a member of the gang. I tied him up and threw him in the back of the room, you can drag him out and question him later. There should also be a lot to find on his computer at the front counter," she added.
Unlike when they first heard Jiang Ning speak, with a look of indifference, now Ji Haifan and the others standing before Jiang Ning took what she said seriously, listening more intently than ever.
After Jiang Ning finished speaking, Ji Haifan nodded gravely, "Comrade, thank you. How should I address you?"
"My surname is Jiang, and his surname is Qi," Jiang Ning pointed to herself and then to Qi Xingzhou.
Behind Ji Haifan, a relatively young police officer looking at Jiang Ning inadvertently glanced down and noticed the sling bag behind her; he couldn’t help but blurt out, "Jiang Ning!"
Jiang Ning looked somewhat surprised.
She wore a mask and her style of dress was different from usual; how had she still been recognized?
"How did you recognize me?"
"Heh, heh," Chen Jianzhi scratched the back of his head with a somewhat goofy expression, "You were trending on social media. I just saw it while I was having lunch. You stopped a little girl from being kidnapped at the train station this morning, and netizens recognized you by the crossbody bag you were carrying."
Chen Jianzhi stared at Jiang Ning with burning eyes, "I didn’t expect it to really be you."
Indeed, Jiang Ning had been trending on social media frequently of late.
In this internet age, there isn’t a young person who doesn’t like to go online, and even retired grandparents are immersed in short videos, having their own senior idols.
Being a trend on social media once or twice may not catch people’s attention.
But Jiang Ning’s recent trending topics had all been about arresting criminals.
Especially a few days ago when she and Qi Xingzhou caught so many criminals in Q City in one morning!
The short video posted by Q City, even their A City police department had commented on it.
Cough... how did the official account of the A City police department comment again?
Well, let bygones be bygones.
In short, now in police departments and fire brigades everywhere, they might not have their own idols, but they certainly recognized Jiang Ning.