Chief Stocker sounded astonished when he heard Wang Yi. "What? Damn it, how could they bring your players in?"
From the captain's words, it was clear his surprise wasn't an act.
He genuinely had no idea his subordinates had brought in two Kings players.
That also showed just how up-to-date Woj's sources were.
The police chief continued:
"I'm sorry. If they hadn't brought them in, we could've worked something out. But now that they have, we have to follow the usual procedure. You'll need a lawyer to post bail for them. Of course, I can front the bail money personally. Just have your lawyer come to my station, and I'll make sure they're released right away."
"And I promise you, none of my subordinates will let this get out. The only concern is that someone else at the scene might have filmed it and posted it online..."
Wang Yi cut him off. "Don't worry. I'll have someone take care of the witnesses."
Chief Stocker said, "Then we're all set. Contact your lawyer as soon as possible. Or, if your lawyer is too far away to get here right now, I can call one who can reach the station within ten minutes."
"I have a lawyer who can get to the station within ten minutes. Both players are starters, so how much bail will they need?"
Bail depended on how serious the incident was and how prominent the person involved was.
If a Superstar like Wang Yi committed a crime, his bail would be very high.
It could even reach tens of millions of dollars.
For an ordinary person, it depended on the severity of the incident.
The police officer who had killed a Black man through excessive force had once been given bail of $500,000.
Stocker said, "For Kings starters