America: I'm really not crazy

Chapter 77 Go ahead and hit me, you idiot!

When Li Wei appeared on the first floor, he didn't even need to deliberately attract the attention of the police.

After all, the sight of one strong man carrying another strong man is simply too eye-catching.

"Please stop, sir!"

Immediately, a policeman gripped his gun at his waist, seemingly intending to question Li Wei.

Li Wei glanced at it and felt that it had attracted too few police officers.

So he cleared his throat and shouted "Pump!"

"I won't! Go ahead and shoot me if you dare!"

Now, it wasn't just the few policemen who had noticed Li Wei at the beginning.

At least a dozen police officers turned their attention to this area.

Li Wei immediately pressed on with his efforts.

"Hehehe!"

He made a face at the police officers and stuck out his tongue in a very irritating way.

"Catch that bastard! I'm going to teach him a lesson about manners for his father!"

A sheriff, who appeared to be the on-site commander, immediately grabbed a megaphone and shouted orders.

Nearly twenty police officers at the scene immediately took off and chased after Li Wei.

Clearly, they were also holding their breath.

Seeing that he had achieved his goal, Li Wei turned and ran.

Although he was carrying another person, he was actually faster than the police officers.

Three minutes later, the discharge period was extended.

Ten minutes later, people started to fall behind.

At least half of the police officers began to pant and rub their knees.

Seeing this situation, Li Wei decided to give these police officers a "boost".

"Keep going! Don't give up! I can't run anymore in five more minutes!"

Li Wei stopped and told a "white lie".

Actually, he could run for another thirty minutes without any problem.

However, the officers took Li Wei's encouragement as a provocation.

"Grab...grab him!"

The sheriff, who was already exhausted and panting while leaning against a street lamp, suddenly seemed to have been injected with adrenaline and started running again to catch up.

His subordinates seemed to be encouraged by this, and they gritted their teeth and continued to move forward.

Li Wei blinked, but didn't say anything, and continued running.

Although the process may have been slightly different, the goal was achieved.

To prevent the police from falling behind, Li Wei began to consciously control his speed.

He quickened his pace as the police gave chase.

When the police officers could no longer run, Li Wei slowed down.

Just like pulling a fishing line.

Li Wei even thoughtfully kept to stay on the main road, afraid that the police would lose track of him.

After running for about five more minutes, once Li Wei was sure he had run out of the block, he suddenly sped up.

The instant he turned and walked into the street corner, he took out his phone and dialed Thomas's number.

Once Thomas got through, he didn't give Thomas a chance to speak at all.

"You can run now, but be careful not to get caught."

After saying that, Li Wei hung up the phone and looked back one last time.

He prepared to double-check whether any of the police officers had fallen behind.

Ok?

A sense of doubt arose in his mind, because there were no police officers chasing after him.

So Li Wei ran back and poked his head out from around the corner of the street.

The police officers, who had been following them for so long, seemed to be completely exhausted and lay sprawled on the ground.

Some police officers even seemed to have gone so far as to stop taxis, appearing to be preparing to return to the scene of the crime.

This won't do! Thomas can't have gone far!

With that in mind, Li Wei immediately prepared to go all out.

But just as he drew his gun and pointed it at the sky, before he could pull the trigger...

Then I saw a guy wearing a hood, carrying a pistol and a backpack, walking towards an old Ford parked on the side of the road in a supermarket across the street.

A few banknotes, however, fluttered to the ground through the unzipped zipper on the backpack.

Supermarket robbers?

Li Wei suddenly had an even better idea than firing a gun into the air.

"Boss! Cops! Get out of here!"

Li Wei shouted at the supermarket robber.

The supermarket robber was startled by the sudden shout.

He had clearly grasped the car door handle, but instead of immediately opening the door, he nervously pulled off his hood and hurriedly threw his gun and backpack under the car.

good chance!

Upon seeing this, Li Wei immediately ran towards the car.

"Snapped!"

With a sharp crack, Li Wei punched open the passenger-side window, opened the car door, and threw the assassin, whom he had been keeping a close eye on, onto it.

While the supermarket robbers stared in disbelief, Li Wei used the passenger seatbelt to bind the assassin's hands in just three seconds, snapping the buckle shut with a "click".

This is something he learned from a Seres police officer when he was in peacekeeping—how to escort criminals without handcuffs.

After subduing the killer, Li Wei ran to the driver's side, shoved the supermarket robber over with his shoulder, and climbed into the car.

"Bang!"

After closing the car door, Li Wei shouted something to the bewildered supermarket robber.

"Boss! Run! I'll draw those cops away!"

After saying that, he immediately started the car and sped off.

However, instead of fleeing along the mainland, Li Wei charged straight at the equally dumbfounded policemen.

He didn't intend to hit anyone; instead, he slammed on the brakes and stopped the car when he was still dozens of meters away from the police officers.

Immediately, Li Wei stuck his head out and shouted.

"Come and get me, you idiots!"

"Damn it! Call the police for backup! Block off the streets! Send in vehicles! Follow me and catch that lunatic!"

The sheriff was so angry that he jumped up and down and chased after them.

It was quite obvious that the sheriff was so angry that he had lost his mind and actually tried to catch up with the car on foot.

Fortunately, many of his subordinates remained clear-headed.

The police officers began attempting to "command" vehicles on the road in order to pursue Li Wei.

Although, in most cases, they only received one middle finger.

Li Wei, who had witnessed everything, didn't leave. Instead, he stood there, chin in hand, waiting for the police to find at least one car.

Fortunately, there are still kind-hearted people in this world.

A taxi driver readily agreed, but he insisted on driving himself and hoped the sheriff would waive the tickets he received during the chase.

The sheriff readily agreed, and then, along with four officers, squeezed into the taxi.

The taxi driver immediately got excited and tore off his steering wheel, just like in the movie "Taxi," and replaced it with a racing steering wheel.

"Hold on tight!"

Li Wei was also moved by the taxi driver's excited, slightly distorted voice.

He quickly reversed back to the intersection, then fishtailed and turned the car around.

The accelerator was floored, and the old Ford belonging to the supermarket robbers groaned under the strain.

But it still seemed like it was missing a rocket in its rear, and after spewing out a burst of flames from the exhaust pipe, it shot off.

Li Wei glanced at the rearview mirror as he rushed out and saw that the owner of the old Ford had been pinned to the ground by at least six police officers, while the taxi was closing in on him at an alarming speed.