The Director was not doing this kind of dirty work for the first time. Sergeant clearly was not either—and he had done it more often and more thoroughly than the Bureau of Investigation.
The Director had recently been considering a problem as well. Once the shelter era began, there would clearly be little need for the Federal Bureau of Investigation to exist.
The reason the Federation currently had so many law enforcement agencies was the need to maintain social order. Although social order would still need to be maintained inside the shelters, criminals would have a much harder time hiding there than in a free society.
Cases would also be less complicated. After all, everyone would be like a numbered animal in a breeding facility. If one person was missing or there was one too many, it would be discovered quickly.
If someone killed another person, it would soon be discovered. There were surveillance cameras everywhere, and they would have nowhere to run! The shelters would not be directly connected to the outside world, leaving criminals nowhere to hide after committing a crime.
On top of that, the shelters would completely ban firearms, which meant that the dangers faced by law enforcement inside them would drop dramatically.
He had heard that Lin Qi also planned to activate a monitoring and control system. Once a target was locked on, they would have no choice but to lie down on the spot and raise their hands.
The police would disappear, let alone a law enforcement agency like the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
That did not mean the shelters would have no law enforcement officers. The agencies would simply be reorganized. It was said that Blackstone Security would most likely handle law enforcement in most of the shelters.
The Director had spent most