Now, the most important thing is to accelerate the "eradication" of this matter!
Yes, that's what the governor wants: a swift trial, quick judgment, and rapid conclusion to this case.
Only by doing so can the public's attention be diverted from the issues of corrupt police, minimizing its impact.
After these corrupt officers reached the prosecutor's side, they began to confess. They chose to confess to things like extorting money and goods from passing trucks through certain coercive means.
However, when it came to their involvement in murdering drivers, they remained silent, which was the bottom line that could not be crossed.
The prosecutors, having received instructions from the State Attorney General, also did not press them on these related matters. Since the governor had spoken, the Attorney General had to comply with the arrangements.
