At three o'clock in the afternoon, the bank completed the on-site inspection.

All 26 hostages have completed their records, but not many valuable clues have been obtained.

After accounting, the bank was robbed of US$12.7 million, and the remaining US$2 million were new banknotes with serial numbers.

Seventy-six bank lockers were vandalized and their contents looted.

The usage rate of bank lockers is not high in China, but the usage rate is extremely high in the United States. Many Chinese rent bank lockers for a long time, resulting in a shortage of bank lockers near Chinese communities.

After Luke obtained the gold coins, he also thought about putting the gold coins in a bank locker for storage, but now it seems that the bank is not safe.

Just as Luke guessed, there weren't many valuable clues found at the scene.

The tracking team sent by Anthony also returned without success. The sewers in Los Angeles extend in all directions, and it is like a huge maze. Dirty and smelly sewage is everywhere, which makes tracking extremely difficult.

Someone suggested using police dogs to track them, but Anthony scolded him because he was unlucky enough to hit the muzzle of the gun.

Despite Anthony's confidence in front of reporters, he was actually under a lot of pressure.

This group of robbers behaved very professionally and cunningly. No one knows whether they will continue to commit crimes.

Anthony and Luke discussed it, and they split up to investigate. Anthony was responsible for investigating the clues in the locker.

Luke is responsible for investigating the robber's whereabouts before the robbery.

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Although the bank does not know what items customers put in their lockers, it does have its own management procedures.

Anthony guessed that the robber would have come to the bank to check in, and that the other party would have to rent a bank locker if he wanted to enter the vault.

Anthony focused his investigation on customers who had recently rented bank lockers.

Next are locker customers who have visited the vault recently.

The third direction of investigation is bank employees, and the possibility of bank employees working inside and outside cannot be ruled out.

After some investigation, Anthony found that seven people had applied for bank lockers in the past five days. One of them, a man named Geran Gaddafi, caught Anthony's attention.

Name, Geran Gaddafi

Sex: Male

Date of birth, March 2, 1988

Mobile number, 626 876 3423

Address, No. 302, Moriel Community

Social Security Number, 623-53-4322

Criminal record, theft

Anthony's instinct told him that this was the person he was looking for.

He checked Gaddafi's locker and found that his locker had also been damaged and nothing was found in it.

Maybe he took away something inside, or maybe he didn't put anything at all.

At this time, nearly five hours had passed since the robbers fled the scene.

Anthony immediately led the team to the suspect's home to arrest him.

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Moriel Community.

Anthony tried to locate Gaddafi's mobile phone number on the way here, but the phone was lost, which made him more confident.

He was worried about alerting others, so he did not rush to the Moriel community with great fanfare to investigate. Instead, he broke it into parts and carried out control separately.

Based on Anthony's experience, the probability that the suspect is at home is low, but some valuable clues can always be found.

Under Anthony's control, the FBI surrounded the suspect's home.

Regardless of whether the suspect is at home or not, be cautious.

Anthony gave the order, and the FBI team divided into two teams and rushed into the house through the front and back doors.

"FBI!"

"Safe in the living room."

"Toilets are safe."

"Bedroom... lie down!"

Before he finished speaking, there was an explosion in the bedroom,

"Boom..."

The ground shook and half the house was destroyed.

There were bursts of screams coming from the house.

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It was difficult to move around without transportation in Los Angeles. Luke speculated that the robbers most likely came by car and led people to look for suspicious vehicles in front of the bank.

Through the surrounding vehicles, Luke quickly identified the suspect vehicle, a black Ford SUV.

After checking the license plate number, it was found that the car belonged to a fake car.

Subsequently, Luke launched an investigation into the car.

The investigation is mainly divided into two directions. The first direction is to check the surveillance to see where the car came from, and maybe we can find the robber's lair.

Luke contacted the deputy team, and the task of road surveillance was given to him and Matthew.

Another direction is to investigate the identity of the car owner, and Luke is personally responsible for this.

The license plate number is just a representation of the car. Each car has unique markings, such as the engine serial number.

Luke had the car opened and inspected. The engine serial number had been smoothed out, and other areas that could identify the car had also been processed.

Luke guessed that there were two possibilities for this car. The first was that it was a stolen car.

The second is that this is the robber's own car. In order to avoid tracing him through the car, the other party destroyed the car's identification information.

For two different situations, there are also different investigation methods.

If it is a stolen car, there is little point in finding the owner, as it will be difficult for the owner to provide valuable clues.

Your best bet is to check the car's origins through the black market and second-hand dealers.

This is Xiao Hei's strength.

If it's not a stolen car, then it's probably the robber's own car. If Luke wants to rule this out, he has to find the identity of the car owner as soon as possible.

After a car is stolen, the owner will call the police, and the police will also record it. Based on the car's model, color, brand and condition, it is possible to find the owner.

Later, Luke began to arrange tasks, and Xiao Hei and Jackson teamed up to investigate the black car market.

Raymond and Jenny compared recorded stolen vehicles...

"Jingle Bell……"

Luke took out his phone and saw it was Red's number.

"Director, I just wanted to report the situation to you."

"Luke, something happened with the FBI."

"What's wrong?"

"An explosion occurred when Anthony led a team to search the suspect's house. One of the FBI members died on the spot, and several FBI members were injured. Anthony was also injured and sent to the hospital."

"How's Anthony doing? Is it serious?"

"It shouldn't be life-threatening, but I don't know if I can continue to investigate the case. If Anthony can't take charge of the case, you have to be prepared to take over the case."

"Will the FBI send someone else to take over the investigation?"

"It is unlikely. Several injured FBI agents were involved in the investigation of the case. Now they are injured and cannot continue to investigate the case. If the FBI sends new people to take over the case, it will definitely have a certain impact and there is a high probability that the case will be handed over to the Los Angeles Police Department.

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And in the entire Los Angeles Police Department, your squadron is the only one who has participated in the case throughout the whole process, and you are also the one who knows the case best, so you can only take the lead."

"I know which hospital Anthony is in. I want to go see him."

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St. Neet's Hospital.

Half an hour later, Luke rushed to the hospital to visit Anthony.

Luke pushed open the door to the ward and smelled a strong smell of medicine. Anthony was lying on the bed in a daze, with stains on his face and body. "Hey, man, I'm here to see you. Is the injury serious?"

"What are you talking about, speak louder." Anthony pointed to his ear, "The doctor said it will take a few days for my hearing to recover."

Luke shouted, "How's your injury?"

"I'm fine, but I'm a little dizzy and my chest feels like I've been hit by a rhinoceros. The doctor asked me to do a comprehensive examination.
To be continued...