The police chief looked angrily at these two bastards.
Actually, he knew the style of these people in handling cases, but he never interfered.
This was a very complex issue.
Criminals basically never honestly confess to what they've done, even when evidence is presented, they will do their utmost to deny.
Faced with such stubbornly uncooperative criminals, it can sometimes be very troublesome.
So using some violence appropriately to quickly resolve the case at hand is necessary for the police station.
Police resources come at a cost, and the chief doesn't want to invest limited police resources into endless disputes, so even if he knows that some officers have an unfriendly working style, he pretends not to see.
This is beneficial for him. As a manager, his competence in the job is never measured by his case-solving ability but by how many cases the police station solves.
