To Ming Di, the current days were indeed boring.
Although playing with Laura was really fun, Laura's presence was very pleasant. She didn't think it was a good thing to keep playing like this.
This little girl always had some bigger plans. For example, letting Hit-Girl make a comeback. One had to know that this once famous name had been silent for more than a year.
That wouldn't do. Although there was no sister in the world, there were legends about her. Ming Di couldn't accept that.
She didn't just want a legend, she also wanted to be able to roam the world.
She had been too tightly controlled by the night watchmen for the past year. This made her feel like her bones were about to rust.
Especially after the members of the Guardians Of The Night started training her, Ming Di felt that her level should be getting better and better. However, there was no place for her to try it out, which made her feel unbearably itchy.
Especially recently, when the short video of Nightcrawler's hero began to circulate on the internet, it inspired many people. More and more people began to join the work of the street vigilantes.
There were superhumans and many ordinary people among them. Their street vigilante work was not like the night watchmen who went around looking for triads or various terrorist organizations to fight criminals.
That was because it would be very dangerous to do so. Li Jie began to pay attention to controlling the direction of public opinion after he discovered the storm caused by his short video.
Many people were discussing the formation of street vigilantes similar to the night watchmen on the night watchmen forum. This matter was very troublesome. That was because if something really happened to some people when they were vigilantes, such as being beaten to death by gang members.
Or in other words, accidentally injuring or even injuring innocent people would cause a huge change in the public opinion of the entire society. This would make many people doubt the correctness and stability of the street vigilantes.
And would the increasing number of masked vigilantes make the government see them as a factor of unrest? One had to know that a large part of the reason for the Superhero Registration Act was because of this matter.
Li Jie knew this very well, so he began to link up with other heroes on the night watchmen's social media site and his own private media to appeal for the cooperation between the vigilantes and the New York City police.
Because Li Jie and Peter had already reached an agreement with George Stancy before, when they found George again, the deputy chief of the New York City Police Department didn't seem so surprised.
"Let those vigilantes become non-staff members of the New York Police Department?" George asked in confusion. "They don't have the power to enforce the law. Many of the vigilantes are just ordinary people or people with ordinary superpowers. "
George took a deep look at Li Jie and Peter. "Most of them are not as strong as you two, and their EQ and logical reasoning abilities are probably not as good as yours. To be honest, this is just the beginning, and it is still under control. But if these people increase in the future, it will become a problem. "
Li Jie didn't refute this point. "Yes, but we can't pretend that they don't exist just because they didn't appear before. Perhaps many people had done many things before this. We just don't know it. It's not a good idea to be an ostrich with your head in the sand, Sheriff. "
"Just like we can maintain a good cooperative relationship with the New York Police Department, I think these people can do the same." Li Jie said seriously, "As long as you promise not to pursue every vigilante and disclose your identity, it will be fine. You just said that many of them are ordinary people or people with ordinary superpowers. If their true identities are disclosed, it is likely that their daily lives will be affected. "
George patted his cheek and said, "I never asked you and the Spider-man's true identity. It's just like undercover agents and plainclothes policemen in the police department. I know what to do and what not to do. "
In this regard, George, as an old policeman, is clearly different from those politicians who feel that all power should be firmly in their own hands. George is more pragmatic, and he understands the inner activities of people at the bottom.
When he was just a low-level policeman, a lot of tip-offs came from people who didn't want to reveal their identities, so he then asked, "But how do you think we can get these guys to not be too lenient and go beyond the limits of the law? What do you think of the night watchmen as the most appealing vigilante? "
Li Jie looked at George and said, "Actually, Sheriff, have you ever paid attention to some news in China, especially Beijing, especially about public security?"
George crossed his index fingers. "Occasionally, but not a lot. Because there are few big, sensational cases in Beijing. So I don't know much. "
Li Jie stretched out his index finger and said, "In fact, as a super metropolis, Beijing is probably more densely populated than New York. The number of bills produced in such a super metropolis every day is actually not small. "
George nodded, agreeing with Li Jie's statement. He didn't believe that a city with a population of 20 or 30 million people could live peacefully every day. Please, this is not Utopia.
Li Jie went on to say, "Many cases in Beijing will be caught by the police when they have just happened, or even before they have happened. Whether it's drug trafficking, illegal gambling, or some illegal underground transactions. "
George was a little interested. "How do they do this?" Because he knew that the police force in Beijing was not much more abundant than that in New York City, and it was impossible to send people to every community.
"Because there are several very, very powerful organizations in Beijing cooperating with the police department." Li Jie said seriously, "They help the police find those crimes in some corners that the police can't get into and places that they can't see."
"You mean the secret service and the secret police? Like the original FBI? " George didn't like this kind of thing, because the secret police often brought some turmoil and abuse of power.
"No, no, of course not." Li Jie shook his head. "It's a group of civil organizations. They have a tacit understanding with the police. They provide information, and the police decide what to do. The police will not ask too much about those anonymous people. I think this model is very suitable for the current situation in New York. "
"So, these organizations have official names?" George asked.
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