The bomber case had come to an end, but it was far from over. Fang Zheng had his people put together a script and submit it to the Metropolitan Police Department in the shortest possible time. At the same time, he explained his idea to them and received strong support from the department's higher-ups.
Ordinarily, the Metropolitan Police Department was reluctant to let this kind of film ride the wave of public attention, but this time was different. Their superiors had also given Fang Zheng the inside story: Saburo Nakata's lawyers were already planning to request a psychiatric evaluation, intending to reduce his sentence or clear him by claiming he was mentally unstable.
How could they tolerate that?
Are you kidding me? He had bombed several police officers to death and tried more than once to endanger society. You wanted to let him walk just because he was mentally unstable? How was I supposed to answer to the brothers under me who had fought and risked their lives?
And sure enough, after the incident ended, the media began digging into the criminal's background again, trying to prove that society was at fault, not him... To the police, that kind of self-indulgent nonsense was idiotic beyond belief. Not only would it bring no benefits, it could also shake and mislead the jury. If the man was actually acquitted, the officers below would probably explode.
Therefore, the Metropolitan Police Department wholeheartedly supported Fang Zheng filming this movie. They said money... there was none, but personnel, equipment, whatever else he wanted, he could requisition it! Police cars, helicopters—whatever they had, they would send it over! They only had one request: finish filming and release the movie as soon as possible, then stamp out this rotten trend in society!
To hell with "society was