CS – K9 GF | Chapter 21 – A-Level Wanted Criminal

After receiving his first salary, Luo Fei was in a good mood. He went to the market and bought a lot of groceries.

The first thing he did when he got home was tell Wu Yan that his salary had been paid. He immediately transferred 4,000 yuan to her, asking her to repay 2,000 each to his uncle and his second aunt.

He planned to clear all his debts within half a year.

Being in debt made both the borrower and the lender uncomfortable.

Dinner that night was crayfish and scallops with vermicelli.

Luo Hao and Luo Xiaoxiao ate with great enthusiasm. In Ningjiang County, seafood was both rare and extremely expensive, so they rarely got the chance to eat it. For them, it was fresh and delicious.

After dinner, the two children went to do their homework.

Luo Fei sat on the sofa watching the news for a while, but soon found it boring. He was about to go back to his room to read when his hand, which had reached out to turn off the TV, slowly paused mid-air. He then sat back down.

The news was broadcasting an announcement from the Ministry of Public Security – the identities of 20 A-level wanted criminals had been released.

The next day, shortly after work began, Director Zhou Weimin walked into the office.

“Everyone, put down what you’re doing for a moment. I need to announce something.”

His expression was unusually serious.

Once everyone looked up, he continued slowly –

“A notice from the Provincial Public Security Department—an A-level wanted criminal named Jiang Sanqiang is highly likely to have fled into Anyuan Province. The provincial department requires all local police units to stay on high alert. If any trace of Jiang Sanqiang is found, it must be reported immediately.”

“Some of the new officers may not be familiar with him, but the veterans here definitely know this name. If you don’t, you can search online. In short—he is extremely dangerous.”

“For the next period of time, everyone must stay alert during commutes and patrols. Safety is the top priority. If Jiang Sanqiang really has entered our jurisdiction, given his brutality, he may commit further crimes.”

“If you encounter him, do not act rashly. Do not attempt to arrest him for merit. Priority one is self-protection. Report immediately to the Criminal Investigation Brigade and wait for backup.”

“I’ll send Captain Zhao Donglai’s phone number to the group chat. Save it in case of emergency.”

The moment the announcement ended, the entire office exploded into discussion.

“This Jiang Sanqiang… he really might have come to Anyuan Province? This guy is a cold-blooded killer. He crossed six provinces in half a year, committed eleven cases, and caused at least sixteen deaths…”

Liu Haiquan quickly summarized his notorious record.

Zhang Haiyang shook his head.

“Hard to say. His counter-surveillance skills are strong, and he’s very intelligent. He’s extremely dangerous.”

“So the director is right,” Liu Haiquan said seriously. “If we encounter him, run first. Don’t think about meritorious service—thinking about that will get you killed.”

Luo Fei had actually seen Jiang Sanqiang’s profile in the list of 20 A-level wanted criminals released by the Ministry of Public Security.

He was a highly dangerous fugitive – 175 cm tall, 70 kg, bald. Registered household address – Tianyuan Community, Building 12, Room 130, Taoyuan Town, Wuhu Subdistrict, Chayuan City, Jiangsu Province.

Luo Fei had also researched him online the night before.

Jiang Sanqiang was originally a truck driver. He had a truck of his own, a young and beautiful wife, and a ten-year-old son.

His life had once been happy—until tragedy struck.

First, his wife was diagnosed with terminal cancer. To pay for treatment and surgery, he sold his truck and mortgaged his home. Fortunately, her condition briefly improved.

Then his ten-year-old son was hit by a car on the way to school. The driver fled the scene, and the child died from excessive blood loss due to delayed treatment.

After his son’s death, his wife’s condition rapidly worsened and she eventually passed away as well.

The successive blows destroyed Jiang Sanqiang’s will to live. He had once considered suicide.

But then something happened that changed everything—and pushed him onto a path of no return.

The hit-and-run driver was eventually caught and sentenced to only seven years in prison.

To Jiang Sanqiang, this was unacceptable.

In his view, it should have been a life-for-life situation.

But since the driver had already been imprisoned, he could not take revenge there.

So he redirected all his hatred toward the justice system itself—the police, the courts, and the prosecution. In his mind, their “leniency” was what allowed the driver to live.

If that was the case, then he would carry out his own justice.

He would kill randomly and make the system regret its mercy.

He wanted the police to feel guilt for every life lost.

His mentality had completely twisted into something extreme and dangerous.

Luo Fei didn’t expect such a person to be fleeing into Anyuan Province. Even though the notice only said “highly likely,” he believed the provincial department would not issue such a warning without reason.

“If I caught Jiang Sanqiang, would the system reward a lot of coins?”

The thought flashed through his mind.

But he quickly dismissed it.

The probability of encountering him was probably even lower than winning the lottery.