“Damn it…”


    At this moment, the sub-director felt overwhelmed, racing through a whirlwind of frustration.


    “What on earth is happening? How can that rabid dog, James White, escte the issue of racial discrimination in just two sentences?!”


    In the United States, nothing sends chills down a police officer’s spine quite like the phrase “racial discrimination.”


    Once those four words are uttered, everything immediately esctes to a critical level.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Not only does the involved officer face potential dismissal from the police force, but even the sub-director might endure severe consequences.


    If public outrage res up again, the sub-director would be left with no choice but to take the me and resign.


    Desperate to rify the situation, he quickly addressed James White: “Mr. White, please understand that this issue is not rooted in racial discrimination. The reality is that the facts surrounding this case are extremely serious, and my team is eager to thoroughly investigate.”


    “You need to grasp the full context of this incident and help us catch the true mastermind behind it as quickly as possible…”


    He offered a sorrowful smile and added, “As you know, if we can identify the real perpetrator quickly, it will help clear your client of any suspicion. After all, we believe…”


    James White raised a hand to cut him off, his tone icy: “It’s your responsibility to uncover the real viin in this incident, while clearing my client of suspicion is my job. So, there’s no need for self-promotion. Right now, we’re discussing racial discrimination, so don’t try to change the subject.”


    James White’s voice grew louder as he pressed on: “What I need to know is how many cases you’ve handled over the past three years involved suspects who were arrested and injured.”


    “Furthermore, I want to know how many of those injured suspects received timely medical attention, and how many—like my client—did not.”


    “Lastly, I require statistics on how many of those who received prompt medical care were white, and how many were people of color. Additionally, among those who did not receive timely treatment, how many were white and how many were people of color? You must provide me with this information as soon as possible; otherwise, I will file a formalint with the city police and notify the congressmen most concerned about racial discrimination!”


    “Good grief…” The branch chief felt a wave of anxiety wash over him.<fnaf38> This text is hosted at find~novel</fnaf38>


    “As expected, it’s Mad Dog White! There’s no way he’ll let this go…”


    He was just a division chief in the vast New York police system.


    In a city with hundreds of police bureaus, he represented only a tiny fraction of the overall structure.


    But James White was different.


    James White stood as one of the foremost criminalwyers in New York, without question.


    He was at the pinnacle of the criminal defense pyramid in the city.