In an instant, patrol car after patrol car scrambled into action, departing from their various stations and racing toward crime scenes far and wide.
Meanwhile, Su Zhou was having an absolute blast.
He'd spot evil thoughts from afar—'someone's actually stirring in the middle of the night'—swoop in—and find them either in the middle of a crime, on their way back to their lair after committing one, or just about to start. Then, he'd grab them. It was a simple process, as easy as breathing.
Or perhaps the suspect wasn't actively committing a crime—just loitering on the street or casing a joint. In that case, Su Zhou would simply compare the person's face to the wanted criminals or individuals with prior records stored in his memory. If there was a match, he'd notify the Patrol to bring them in for questioning. If not, he'd leave them be for the moment.
