But whatever the circumstances, Huaxia could not stop them from sending a rescue team.
The Huaxia Authorities were frustrated about this, too. Lunar New Year's Eve was almost here, and these bastards had stirred up this mess. Were they determined to keep countless people from getting any rest over the Spring Festival?
Search and rescue continued, as did the investigation into the incident.
When inspecting the crashed vehicle in particular, no one dared to be careless in the slightest. Every electronic device inside was carefully removed to see whether it could be repaired, including the dashcam.
The results were a real pain in the ass: every device was broken.
There was no helping it. They had all been submerged for an hour or two, so the chances of them working normally were slim. Only devices with excellent waterproofing might have survived, and these clearly did not fall into that category.
At the Rongcheng Traffic Police Detachment, Executive Deputy Director Zhou Changlin sat with his brows tightly knitted.
Although traffic was not his responsibility, as executive deputy director, he had to concern himself with everything. After all, the municipal bureau's director was also Rongcheng's vice mayor. Most of the bureau's day-to-day affairs fell to the executive deputy director.
This was a serious matter. The director had already gone to a meeting at the municipal government specifically to discuss it, while Zhou Changlin was responsible for the investigation.
To be cautious, they had even invited experts from Southern Jiaotong University to examine the vehicle. Their conclusion was the same: a steering malfunction, a fairly common fault.
At low speeds, that would not have caused much trouble. But that idiot Driver had apparently stepped on the accelerator instead of the brakes.
Jack took the blame yet again.
A criminal investigation trace expert came