Chapter 86 We Need a Reasonable Explanation

Gao Shan led the team, quietly cordoning off the residential block inhabited by the suspect, and then checked the household registration from door to door without raising any suspicion.

It was a quite routine task for police to examine household registrations. Even though they were requiring everyone to step outside their homes for the registration, there was nothing peculiar about it.

This had always been the procedure when tracking down notorious bandits or searching for murderers in the past.

There was even a special term for it: "closing the four gates, conducting a thorough search throughout the city."

Compared to the danger and difficulty of apprehending notorious bandits in the past, the search and arrest operation this time was relatively easy and straightforward. They didn't need to chase clues; they just had to see who wouldn't dare to come out, or who, once they came out, couldn't withstand the scorching sun.