Chapter 236: Dawn's way of fighting
At an intersection on a previously unobstructed road, several traffic officers, auxiliary officers, and a dozen soldiers sprang into action.
Several large barricades were quickly carried out, and a few police cars were parked across the intersection.
A silver sedan carrying three people was following its navigation instructions toward the hotel they had booked.
"At the next intersection, turn right. Turn right."
Following the electronic voice, they had just turned out of one street and were preparing to turn right when they suddenly spotted barricades ahead.
The car was forced to stop. A traffic officer approached the window, which had already been rolled down.
He took out a breathalyzer and had the driver blow into it. Only after confirming that the driver had not been drinking did he explain.
"The road ahead is closed. Please take an alternate route."
The driver looked around. There were seven or eight officers, including the auxiliary officers, and there seemed to be more people standing beside distant buildings and in corners. In the poor nighttime visibility, he could not tell they were soldiers and simply assumed they were other law enforcement personnel.
"All right, officer. We'll head off now. By the way, what happened up ahead?"
"No comment."
With no other choice, the sedan continued on, recalculating its route.
"Recalculating your route..."
A few minutes later, just as they were about to turn onto another road, they discovered another barricade ahead.
"Damn, again? Turn, turn!"
This time, they turned straight onto a side street without even bothering to drive over.
The people in the car found it strange, too. Perhaps it was because it was late at night, or perhaps because of the broadcasts and other explicit and implicit traffic restrictions over the past two days, but there