Wang Yan organized the case leads and materials. There was no fixed format; what he needed to do was put everything into writing so the other officers could understand the leads at a glance. He would then pair them with the screenshots he had captured, complete with surveillance timestamps, as well as the enhanced images he had produced and the identity information of the two traffickers, one male and one female. It could not exist only as an electronic file; it also had to be printed out as a physical document.
Once everything he had compiled was put together, it became the initial version of the case file. As the officers from the anti-trafficking office investigated, set up surveillance, and made arrests, more and more relevant materials would be added. They would be organized according to the timeline and progress of the case until it was fully closed. That was a complete case file for a child trafficking case. Anyone who reviewed it later would be able to see the police's investigative reasoning, as well as all the effort that had gone into solving it.
None of it took much effort. In less than twenty minutes, a little after seven o'clock, under Wang Shouyi's eager gaze from beneath his old face decorated with chrysanthemums, the materials for both cases had been sorted out and carefully placed into file bags.
By then, the station's veteran officers had begun arriving for work, yawning as they came in. This period was unusual. To handle the cases involving image enhancement, they had no choice but to arrive early and leave late. Otherwise, apart from regular meeting and study days like Mondays and Fridays, they generally came in around eight in the morning and left around eight at night.
Gao Chao seemed to be full