"Which floor did he jump from?" A thought flashed through Zhou Yi's mind, and he asked.
"The third floor!" Hu En replied hastily.
The third floor. Well, unless he had plunged headfirst, there should still be hope!
"Comrade Mingjin, send someone to the hospital immediately to check on his condition," Zhou Yi ordered at once. A cloud of doubt crossed his mind. What kind of despair could have driven Shang Xinfeng, known as "Spring-loaded Shang," to give up and jump to his death?
Because of this sudden incident, the first Standing Committee meeting of the Discipline Inspection Commission under its new leader came to an end.
The meeting was over, but the matter was not. Secretary Zhou instructed Hu En, "Have the investigators in charge come here immediately and report what happened."
Hu En dared not delay. He immediately went out to call the two troublemakers and tell them to get their asses over there.
Half an hour later, Yu Cheng and Lin Xiaoyi, investigators from Discipline Inspection and Supervision Office One, arrived in the Conference Room.
In the meantime, Zhou Yi had finished reading the case file on Shang Xinfeng's suspected acceptance of bribes.
How should he put it? There was indeed evidence, but it was insufficient, and there were questionable points.
Of course, just because he saw questionable points did not mean others would agree-especially Secretary Fu Xueqian, who had a grudge against Shang Xinfeng.
At the sight of the young man seated in the center, Yu Cheng and Lin Xiaoyi inwardly trembled. Nodding and bowing, they greeted him. "Secretary Zhou, Secretary Guo, Secretary Qiu..."
"Tell us in detail how Shang Xinfeng came to jump from the building," Zhou Yi said evenly.
Yu Cheng steadied himself and immediately gave a full account: Shang Xinfeng had used going to