"What about you?" Wataru Takagi asked instinctively.
"That's not something Officer Takagi needs to worry about." After saying that, Miwako left with Shin and the others.
Wataru Takagi was furious. Hyuga Shin had been let off so easily—wasn't that far too biased?
This involved a gun, yet they had simply let a suspect go. Even if he was not a suspect, he was still a witness.
Wataru Takagi was deeply indignant, and the other officers felt the same way. However, they had no ability to change the outcome. After all, Miwako's rank was much higher than theirs.
Miwako was now an inspector, the same rank as Inspector Megure. Even Inspector Megure had no authority to order her around.
Judy Arrives
"You all go back first. I still have matters to deal with," Miwako said to Shin and the others.
After all, a shooting had occurred. Though no one had died, it still had to be investigated, so Miwako could not leave.
As she spoke, Miwako glared at Shin.
"Hey, Miwako, why are you glaring at me? This has absolutely nothing to do with me," Shin said to her.
Could Miwako think it was related to him? This truly had nothing to do with Shin. Even if he had not come, the incident would have happened anyway.
Clearly, this had been an operation targeting Gin. Otherwise, why had Shuichi Akai and Judy both been nearby? He just did not know whether there were other agents as well.
"Anyway, I'll be busy all day today. I was originally planning to get some rest," Miwako said irritably.
"Then we'll leave it to you, Miwako. We'll be going first." With that, Shin, Vermouth, and Ai Haibara got into the car.
Miwako then returned to the bar and began having the officers investigate. In truth,