As soon as the police opened the door, James White spoke directly to the two officers overseeing the interrogation: “This ends now. From this moment on, I need to speak with my client privately, so please step aside.” The two officers recognized James White instantly, their surprise leaving them momentarily speechless. A colleague who had opened the door quickly chimed in, “Hurry and step out so Mr. White can confer with his client in private.”


    With a quick nod, he grabbed the transcript and rushed out of the room.


    James White turned to the officer beside him and said, “My client is unfamiliar with Americanw, doesn’t speak thenguage, and hasn’t had an opportunity to meet with herwyer. If your transcript includes any elements of coercion or intimidation, it would be wise to disregard it. I will challenge any impropriety in court if necessary!”


    His words immediately heightened the tension in the room.


    To the police officers present, James White felt like the toughest exam proctor, one who could find ws in what they believed were perfect answers, potentially invalidating all of their hard work.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Consequently, the atmosphere was charged with anxiety, especially for ine, who had suffered a broken rib. With James White’s arrival, the situation had grown considerably more precarious.


    ine had vaguely gathered that this assertive man was thewyer her son-inw had arranged for her. Feeling a surge of hope, she called out eagerly, “Help me,wyer! Officer! HE BEAT ME and broke my ribs!”


    Upon hearing this, the two Chinese police officers immediately broke out in a cold sweat.


    In preparation for working with prestigious families like the Fei family, James White had mastered fluent Chinese. Thus, upon hearing ine’s plea, his expression darkened with anger as he coldly retorted, “You have harmed my client, which is a serious vition of both thew and your own enforcement regtions. Not only that, but you failed to provide timely medical assistance to my severely injured client while continuing your harsh interrogation. This is utterly inhumane! I demand to review yourw enforcement recordings from this incident and will promptly report this to your superiors and file awsuit!”


    The officers present were thrown into a state of panic.


    The injury to the suspect was a significant issue. After all, ine had not attacked the police, nor had she shown any signs of resisting thew. Jimmy Wayne had subdued her, but he had intentionally injured her afterward, making the situation even harder to justify.


    Outside the door, Jimmy Wayne felt a wave of panic wash over him as he listened to James White’s fierce questioning.


    The young officer felt dwarfed by the stature of the esteemedwyer, especially since he was aware of his own missteps.


    Unsure of his next move, he stood frozen, while the sub-director, realizing the gravity of the situation, hastily said, “Mr. White, thisdy’s injuries were primarily due to some friction duringw enforcement activities. Our personnel assessed her and determined that her injuries were not severe; she simply needs to take some medication…”


    James White shot back coldly, “What qualifications do any of you possess to practice medicine? Including you, esteemed director!”


    The sub-director felt embarrassed and stammered, “Well… we’re all police officers and not qualified to practice medicine…”<fn55a4> Checktest chapters at F?nd-Novel</fn55a4>


    James White pressed on, “Without medical qualifications, on what basis do you determine that my client’s injuries are not serious? Are your eyes equipped with medical-grade CT scans? What if my client has internal bleeding or damaged organs? Will you take responsibility for that?”


    The officers exchanged nces, unsure how to respond.


    James White continued, “Your brutal approach tow enforcement,bined with your disregard for legal standards and human life, has truly reshaped my perception of the New York police!”


    After a brief pause, he intensified his tone: “Because my client is of Asian descent, I demand to see records of how you have handled other injured suspects. If it turns out that you only neglected medical treatment for my client, I will have grounds to suspect you of racial bias!”