Bomb Detonation

Although Mr. Hejing is a delinquent, it does not mean that he is a fool. On the contrary, this kind of delinquent who often does bad things will also have some means of escaping guilt, and the best way is naturally to shirk responsibility to others.

Mr. Hejing is a minor, and the law will not punish minors with crimes as much as adults. If a minor commits a crime because he was ordered by an adult, then the judge will not punish the minor.

Mr. Hejing knows this well, so he did not hesitate to give out the man of Kondo Kumi, and then portrayed himself as a deceived minor to avoid the penalty as much as possible.

"It was a man in his fifties who ordered me to grab the urine samples of these athletes. He lied to me! I was deceived!" Hejing yelled.

The two patrol officers present at each other glanced at each other. They thought it was just an ordinary robbery, but Mr. Hejing said that nature was completely different, and it was the athlete's urine samples which are not very valuable. Since this was the case, it is no longer handled by the two patrol officers, so they immediately called their superiors.

Beside, Futian Zhenxiong's face is also changing, through the complaint of Mr. Hejing, this is a premeditated robbery! And it is specifically for these samples in his hands. These samples are worthless in terms of money, but they all have special value. Reminiscent of the IAAF's emphasis on stimulants, Fukuda's head suddenly burst into a cold sweat.

"There must be a conspiracy!" Fukuda immediately took the phone and reported to his superior.

But Iida is excited, she feels that she has caught a piece of big news. Some people have robbed athletes 'urine samples, which has been very attractive, and this robber was instructed by others. This robbery was premeditated, which is even more interesting. Why did the other party rob these samples? Any other attempts? What kind of story is hidden behind? Yuko Iida thinks she can even follow this clue to write a suspense novel.

"Is it all photographed? Are all the robbers photographed?" Yuko Iida immediately asked his photographer partner, and the photographer partner extended a big finger, indicating that the past has been recorded.

"Film me! Quickly film me! I caught the robber! It's right to give me an interview!" Kuangshi couldn't help but complain as he found that the camera was always facing the robber. And he was directly ignored by the camera.

"Why didn't the cameraman film me! I didn't work in vain just now, I was smashed by that guy, let alone hurt." Kuangshi felt very depressed, and then he found that Fukuda opened the box to check if the sample bottle inside was broken. And the photographer's lens is also aimed at the box.

Kuangshi immediately rushed to Fukuda Zhenxiong, showing concern and asked, "How is it? Are the samples all right?"

As he spoke, he leaned forward deliberately towards the camera.

...

"Should be successful!" Kondo Kumi sat in the car, anxiously waiting for the news of Mr. Hejing.

A few days ago, the moment Kondo Kumi walked out of the second chief's office, he had decided to obtain the urine samples of athletes through illegal means. According to Kondo Kumi's investigation, after the specimen was taken out, the staff would take the specimen to the testing center, and the security of the testing center was very strict. Kondo Kumi had no chance to enter, so he took the specimen halfway since it is the only way. Then Kondo Kumi looked for a long time in Osaka before finding Mr. Hejing.

The main reason why Kondo Kumi attaches importance to Mr. Hejing is that he runs very fast. He believes that Mr. Hejing can escape after grabbing the specimen, but what Kondo did not expect is that while Hejing was in the process of escaping, he happened to meet Kuangshi.

Eguchi Kuangshi is only 17 years old, but he will also rule Japan's 100-meter sprint in the future. In 2009, he ran 100 meters in 10.07 seconds, which is the fourth-best result in Japan's history. Yu Higashi Ishimoto, Asahara Xuanzhi, and Suo Shenwu. Although Mr. Hejing runs fast, compared with the future Japanese sprinter, his speed is considered slow.

Therefore, Mr. Hejing confessed about Kondo Kumi, and Kondo Kumi was also caught by the police.

...

In the interrogation room, Kondo Kumi appeared calm to the police interrogation. His suit was straight, his glasses were translucent, and his hair was meticulous as if this was not an interrogation, but he was attending an academic report.

"Yes, I gave Mr. Hejing a sum of money to help me get those samples." Kondo Kumi didn't intend to hide at all, not only admitting directly but also showing what he deserved.

"Why do you want those samples? What are you going to do with those samples?" The policeman asked.

"Of course it's testing." Through a trace of sarcasm in Kondo's three-eyed eyes, he seemed to be mocking the police's lack of IQ for asking such silly questions. Then he seemed worried that the police didn't understand, so he added, "to check if there any ingredients that contain prohibited drugs."

The police in charge and the recorder glanced at each other, and they thought the answer was too strange.

"The organizing committee of the competition has a special testing agency to test these samples," the police said.

"You mean there is a special testing agency, so I don't need to be check at all? You think my answer is strange and unreasonable, so you think I'm lying, right?" Kondo Kumi smiled instead. As if the winner said in general, "With the so-called backward technology of the testing organization, how could it be possible to detect that the athletes used the banned drugs!"

"What do you mean?" The policeman asked.

"I mean that their technology is too backward, compared to my laboratory, it is almost a century behind! Some athletes use illegal drugs, but they can't detect it." Kondo Kumi leaned forward with wide eyes, and said seriously, "But I can!"

"Did you send someone to rob those samples just to prove that your technology is more advanced?" The policeman asked.

"I'm doing justice!" Kondo Kumi said very persistently.

The police chief breathed a sigh of relief, "Mr. Kondo, I don't think we should go around lying, let's talk about your true purpose!"

"You still don't believe me!" Kondo Kumi looked a little angry.

"The samples have already been sent to the testing center. Twenty minutes ago, the test report was out, and all the tested samples were fine. "The policeman sneered and then said, "So you have been cheating us."

"No, I haven't! They can't detect it because these incompetent guys are not technical." Kondo Kumi then argued, "And I have evidence!"

"Evidence?" The police at the trial were refreshed.

"At the Yokohama All-Star Game last year, I discovered that athletes used stimulants. I had all the test reports at that time! It can prove that what I said is true. If you don't believe it, you can let the IAAF's Professionals verify." Kondo Kumi no longer cares about so much. The so-called dead friends do not die, and the test report reflects the problem of Gatlin's use of stimulants. Let the abominable second minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have a headache!

...

The Japanese side wanted to cover up, so the IAAF intervened in the incident that day.

What made the Japanese organizers even more depressed was that the reporter Yuko Iida reported the incident in the news the next day, making the whole of Japan aware of the robbery of athlete samples, which immediately attracted the attention of the media.

Kuangshi also blended in. He accepted interviews from several media and then portrayed himself as a "five good youths" who saw their will. Because of this, Waseda University in Japan finally threw an olive branch to Kuangshi, providing a quota for Waseda University.

"Athlete samples were robbed", "Japan's first-class scientist Kondo Kumi", "Japanese sprint genius Kuangshi catching thieves", this series is connected in series, enough to attract the attention of ordinary people.

However, the most passive on this matter is the second minister of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Current evidence shows that for the Yokohama All-Star Game last year, was the second time the American athlete Gatlin used stimulants, but he used his authority to hide the matter.

Is this the personal will of the second minister or the official will of Japan?

This issue is very important for the IAAF. If it is only the personal behavior of the second-longest officer who is not informed, it is okay to say, but if it is the official behavior of Japan, then the nature is serious.

As a venue for a certain event, it is, of course, impossible to be completely fair, and just, for example, in football, it is normal for the visiting team to not eat well, not practice well, even if it is a comprehensive Olympic. At large games, host athletes will also get extra points, and proper tilting is allowed.

However, the discovery of doping but not knowing it is a different nature. This is beyond the scope of sneaky means, but a serious violation of sports fairness. Therefore, if it is an official Japanese act, it will inevitably make Japan lose its right to hold any international competition.

Japan is aware of this. This matter was the wrong thing for the second minister, so from the cabinet to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was unanimously decided to push all the black pots to the second minister. The subordinate long-term Shigeno is a foregone conclusion, and the future political career can also be declared over.

As for Kondo Kumi, no matter whether he instructed others to start the robbery in the right or wrong, they all violated the law, so they must be punished by the law.