Chapter 5

Leavitt was crying and trembling as she pointed at me: "It's him! I went to find him yesterday, but he wouldn't admit it!"

"At first, I wanted to go find the conductor, but he said he took nude photos of me. If I didn't obey, he would post the photos online!"

The entire dorm building was lit up, and the people who gathered watched her cry pitifully. Police cadets were passionate by nature.

Now everyone was so angry they wanted to kill me.

Someone stood in the crowd and shouted at me: "Tygo, are you even a man? You won't even admit what you did!"

Listen to that. You'd think he was at the scene.

I pushed aside my roommate blocking me and stepped forward voluntarily.

"Just because you say I did it, I did it? We're police cadets. We might become police in the future."

I sneered and pointed at Leavitt: "Just because of her few words and a few tears, you can determine she's the victim?"

"Then I wonder how many people will suffer injustice because of tears in the future and be killed by you!"

With a few words, I shocked everyone into silence.

Police cadets were passionate. After entering college, everyone had been exposed to criminal investigation.

Once they calmed down a bit, they could sense something was wrong!

I could already hear people whispering quietly: "Yeah, we need evidence to handle cases. We can't convict someone with just a few words."

Hearing this, Leavitt panicked.

The director roared: "Shut up!"

She also had two police officers restrain me and pin me against the door for everyone to see.

"Director! Are you sure you want to do this! I've already called the police!"

I said coldly, sneering at them.

Hearing that I had called the police, Leavitt stared at me in shock. "You called the police? Isn't that the thief crying 'catch the thief'? There are police here. When everyone arrives, let's see where you run!"

The director's face darkened. She knew these two people were just paper tigers.

All appearance, no substance.

Leavitt clearly valued her own innocence. Even when she didn't recognize me, she ran to the Police Academy to find someone.

But now she said "call the police" so casually, without any fear of her reputation being ruined.

People who didn't know the situation thought she was brave. But I, who knew her, just felt disgusted.

The director snatched my phone. "Unlock it! You're wasting police resources! You don't have the qualification to be a police cadet!"

She was panicking!

I wouldn't be stupid enough to unlock it. Even if I unlocked it, they wouldn't find any record of me calling the police.

As the argument continued, the sound of a police car rang out.

Funny to say, we actually had to call the police to handle things inside the Police Academy.

Seeing the serious-faced people in police uniforms, I knew I had bet correctly.

The person who came was my dad's comrade-in-arms.

When I had the dorm supervisor call the police, I deliberately had him mention my name.

My dad sacrificed himself to save people. When his teammates arrived, he was still staring with wide eyes, tightly holding the criminal. At that time, his heart had already stopped beating.

In my previous life, it was because of my dad's status that the special investigation team came to investigate.

In this life, I had to use this. I had to make them get involved from the start!

"Who is Tygo?"

My roommates all moved aside, exposing me.

I was being pressed against the door, unable to move, my face flushed red from holding my breath.

"What are you doing? Police brutality?"

I recognized the person speaking. It was my dad's student, James.