Legendary FBI Detective-Chapter 297: Ruthless... No, Wolf Annihilation

FBI Los Angeles headquarters building, parking lot.

Although it was said to be five minutes, Luo An didn't take much time, and soon he drove the SUV back here.

Bringing Mona back to the Special Investigation Team, Reesi was chatting with a few agents at this time.

Upon seeing Luo An pushing the door inward, a tall Caucasian agent, about 1.9 meters tall, immediately brightened his eyes and stood up to extend his hand:

"Hello, Deputy Group Leader Greenwood, I am Fres from the Organized Crime Investigation Division."

"Hello, Deputy Leader Fres."

Luo An reached out and shook hands with him, looking up at him.

Since coming to this world, Luo An was meeting someone he needed to look up to for the first time; he felt that Fres's height must be close to two meters. frёeωebɳovel.com

While Luo An was sizing up Fres, Fres was also sizing him up.

Fres had also heard about the previous bank robbery case and, as a veteran who had been on the battlefield, he greatly admired Luo An's feat of killing four robbers alone.

After exchanging a few simple pleasantries, Luo An and Fres walked into the group leader's office together. Once seated, Luo An wasted no more words and directly asked:

"Deputy Leader Fres, what's the deal with Ryan from the William Mas Gang?"

"He is our department's undercover."

Fres crossed his arms over his legs, indicating that the recent imprisonment of Ryan was their doing—they had already negotiated the terms with Ryan before he went to prison.

The goal of that particular prison term was to get close to the core members of the William Mas Gang.

Ryan did not disappoint them and managed to build a good relationship with the core members of the gang very smoothly.

After getting out of prison, it was only natural for Ryan to join the William Mas Gang; with his own efforts, the recommendation from core members, and the help from the Organized Crime Investigation Division, he quickly climbed up the managerial ranks.

The original plan of the Organized Crime Investigation Division was to help Ryan get into the core leadership of the William Mas Gang, to try to gain control of the gang's core evidence, and ultimately for the Organized Crime Investigation Division to annihilate them.

"Sorry, I have two things I don't understand."

As Deputy Leader Fres was elaborating, Luo An raised his hand to interrupt him; his brows furrowed as he inquired:

"As far as I know, such undercover operations are usually top secret. Why are you explaining this to me in such detail?

Moreover, most undercover agents sent by the FBI are typically selected from the agency's own agents or other law enforcement personnel. Why did you choose someone seemingly more diligent in going to prison than going home to be an undercover this time?"

Hearing this question, Fres paused for a moment, raised his eyebrows to scrutinize Luo An, pondered for a few seconds, and then replied:

"The reason we chose Ryan is that it's an experiment by our Organized Crime Investigation Division.

We have a first-degree murder case related to Ryan with a very solid chain of evidence."

Luo An's expression remained unchanged, but he understood the implications well.

This was not the first time the FBI had engaged in such operations; they would select some criminals with severe sentences every year, negotiate deals with them, and let them work undercover in gangs, or make contacts with drug traffickers.

Such tasks carry a high risk; if an FBI internal agent or other law enforcement personnel were discovered and killed by enemies, it would not only mean a mission failure for the FBI but also a significant financial payout in compensation.

If a felon were discovered and killed, the FBI's manipulation in such cases could be greatly extended.

Of course, using these individuals for FBI assignments carried even greater risks, as no one knew whether they would choose to flee the federation after leaving prison or disobey the FBI and kill more innocents.

"So, the likely reason you're telling me about this Ryan now is because there's a problem with him, right?"

After Fres finished speaking, Luo An immediately continued the conversation.

He picked up the coffee from the table and took a sip, his brows slightly furrowed; after drinking the tea at Nasser's house, Luo An suddenly found the taste of the coffee not very pleasant.

The coffee could be replaced, he thought of buying some tea later.

"That's right."

Fres said solemnly:

"Our initial choice of Ryan was because he is very filial to his mother.

Thus, we convinced him with his mother's situation and the first-degree murder case involving Ryan himself."

But recently, the agent responsible for contacting Ryan discovered an unsettling change in Ryan's emotions and thoughts. His activities were also somewhat problematic, so…"

Hearing Fres candidly revealed that they used Ryan's mother to "persuade" him, Luo An maintained a calm expression but sneered internally.

Luo An couldn't care less about how the organized crime investigation department persuaded Ryan.

However, speaking of Ryan's mother, the seemingly charming middle-aged woman, a flicker of sharpness crossed Luo An's eyes.

Whether Ryan knows about the relationship between his mother and the thug Victor, and whether there was any planning on Ryan's part in this matter.

It doesn't matter if he doesn't know, but if he does know and it involved actual plotting, that would mean Ryan is ruthless…no, a ruthless wolf.

Shaking his head, Luo An set this matter aside for now and continued to inquire about some details concerning Ryan. Afterward, he entered the interrogation room with Reesi. The taxi driver hadn't been questioned yet.

Inside the interrogation room.

The taxi driver was a Caucasian man in his thirties.

Sitting down opposite the taxi driver, Luo An and Reesi asked:

"We already know your identity, so let's skip the pleasantries.

Tell us, why did you drive to this community this morning?"

The taxi driver, accepting the surveillance photo Luo An handed him, waved his hands repeatedly:

"No, No, the person in this photo isn't me, I've never been to that community."

Reesi asked:

"Isn't that your taxi in the photo?"

"The taxi is mine, but the person driving it isn't me."

Relieved by the scene in the photo, the taxi driver explained:

"I have a good relationship with a guy from the William Mas Gang. Sometimes he asks to borrow my car

to maintain a good relationship and to make some extra money, so I often lend him the car. Last night was the same, and I have an alibi."

"Good."

Luo An scribbled a few notes in his notebook and continued asking:

"Who is this person?"

"Cody Keyan."

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At the forefront of the Special Investigation Team office.

Luo An borrowed two whiteboards from Team Four and noted that he would return them after use.

Team Four: "..."

"Cody Keyan, 23 years old, has no criminal record, apparently not a member of the William Mas Gang, but in reality, he is one of Ryan's trusted confidantes from outside."

Upon receiving the name of the suspect from Luo An, the organized crime investigation department quickly found his details.

"Keeping a close watch on Ryan, huh?"

Disliking the practices of the organized crime investigation department, Reesi muttered under her breath, Mona discreetly patted her arm, then looked up at Fres and asked:

"What's the driving license number of this guy?"

One of Fres's agents provided the number to Mona, who started tapping on the keyboard. Luo An pondered for a moment and added:

"Oh, also check this guy's correspondence with Ryan, with the thug Victor, and between Ryan and his mother."

"OK."

Mona raised her hand giving Luo An an "OK" gesture, when suddenly, one of Fres's technical agents loudly declared:

"Everyone, we know what Ryan is planning to do now."