Chapter 28: Cousin? Not mine.

His cousin had done something major.

In the Tepito District, a significant shooting incident had occurred, which the police had now classified as a "terrorist attack," with a reward of 200,000 pesos.

The gunmen all wore hoods, making them unidentifiable on security cameras, but Casare knew them well; in Mexico, those who used AK47s were from Dragan's group.

If they could be caught...

Even if he had to share some of the credit, he could at least get promoted to Chief Inspector if not to Commissioner.

That rank wasn't enough to be the chief of police in a big city, but it was perfect for the three places he had selected, which were poor, chaotic, and remote. He had just gotten a hold of a lead.

To be honest, Victor was very tempted.

After all, it wasn't his own cousin.

Casare was willing to provide the information, which Victor welcomed, but he gave a polite word of caution, adding, "Are you sure your mother won't blame you?"