Chapter 1097 Repression (1/2)

America's police department did not have a good reputation. There were often news

reports of police officers accidentally wounding or even killing people.

Cops looked tough, but sometimes they were weak, as in the case of encountering the

very rich.

In the United States, racial tension contributed to clashes between the police and

various ethnic minorities.

Li Du was Chinese, but he was also a very wealthy, influential man, the kind who had

just sent a police chief to prison.

In the United States, even the most arrogant journalists, let alone an ordinary cop, dare

not provoke the rich and powerful.

If Li Du were just an ordinary Chinese and dared to talk to the police the way he did, the

police would certainly not relent and would take him back to teach him a lesson.

However, he was not someone ordinary, but a multimillionaire who had just

demonstrated his strength and status.

The African American cop dared not provoke him. At this time he was very angry but

also helpless. He could not display his anger to Li Du, so he subconsciously looked at

Luo Qun, wanting to take out his anger on her.

Then he realized that whether they were lovers or not, Li Du and Luo Qun had a close

relationship. No matter how they were connected, he got into trouble because of his big

mouth.

The police officer knew that the fact was that Li Du had handcuffs on his hands while he

had done nothing wrong. If this went out, he would be doomed.

So he hurriedly mellowed down his tone and said, ”Mr. Li, there was obviously some

misunderstanding between us. I hope you don't get angry and we can talk about it,

OK?”

Li Du knew the means to deal with these people. He had to face them in a tough

manner, since being a polite gentleman would not work.

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He looked at the policeman and said, ”Misunderstanding? Perhaps. Come on, let's go to

the police station and clear up the misunderstanding. I hope you can explain to your

boss why you handcuffed me.”

The cop said helplessly, ”Mr. Li, you framed me. I did not handcuff you…”

”The handcuffs were on your waist. Do you suggest I took them to handcuff myself?” Li

Du sneered.

The cop was furious and said, ”Well, that's what you did! Aren't you the one who

handcuffed yourself?”

Li Du had been too fast for him. Before the cop knew what was happening, he grabbed

the handcuffs dangling from his waist and handcuffed himself.

Now if outsiders saw him, they would naturally think Li Du was the victim of an unlawful

arrest!

Li Du was furious. ”You went too far, officer! You handcuff me to humiliate me, and now

you want to frame me, saying that I put the handcuffs on myself. Do you think anyone

would believe that?”

This was the catch, and the cop knew it: tough what he said was the truth, no one would

believe him.

To make matters worse, his colleagues all knew that he discriminated against Asians.

He was biased against all Asians, especially the Chinese.

If Li Du walked in handcuffed into the police station, the cop knew his colleagues would

think he was looking for trouble with Li Du and arrested him for no good reason.