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Chapter 902 Bruen's Response
Although he was released from prison, the prosecution from Western Bio has not been revoked.They seem to have enough energy to kill the guy who broke into the office on a motorcycle and "framed" the company with a loudspeaker.

"The people at Western Bio know all too well what they're doing." Mr. Tyner is not surprised at all, having seen the tricks of these big companies over the past few decades. "Although they are huge, they cannot fight against public opinion. In the face of broad public will, no matter how much political donations they send, it is impossible for every politician to give up votes to protect them. The final result is mostly negative. It's the company that gets fined and then they change the name."

"Fine? That's it?" Bruen frowned. He originally thought that he could complete the fatal blow to Western Creatures by announcing the whole story to the public.Now it seems that he may be thinking a little too optimistic.

"Not only that..." Mr. Tyner sighed, "Your actions may be seen as an 'attack on the pillars and pride of our country.' At best, these companies' actions will be criticized by Capitol Hill. The gang of old foxes in China regard it as something that needs support, and legislate to legalize it."

"Is this still the best situation?" Bruen frowned deeply, conducting human experiments illegally, concealing the purpose of the experiments, and completely ignoring the physical condition, health and safety of the volunteers... Such a large-scale act against humanity, how could To be legalized? "What's the worst-case scenario?"

"The worst case scenario..." Mr. Tanner rubbed his face wearily, "You will experience how much trouble a big rich company can cause an ordinary person to encounter."

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Trouble is a very... wonderful thing.When you don't know it's there, it never seems to come to you.And when you catch a glimpse of its shadow through the clues—even if it’s just an afterimage—it will fly towards you like a snake whose tail has been stepped on.

Just two days after being released on bail, Brune was again arrested by police at his home.This time the charges were more serious - he was accused of racketeering.

Breaking into a company can be considered criminal damage.But considering the value of the damaged glass door and the ground, and the fact that Brunn is a doctor with a good reputation, he will probably only be fined by the court and given a short period of spiritual counseling.

But the crime of extortion is different-once convicted of this crime, the minimum sentence is three years.

And if found guilty, Brunn's medical license will be revoked at the same time.

"Okay, I don't bother to talk to you anymore—doctor." After he was arrested, as soon as Bruen arrived at the police station, he met a mean-looking district attorney, who didn't even introduce himself. too lazy to do it.Two policemen pinned Brunn to the seat, and then the prosecutor threw a document at Brunn, "I will now give you a chance to reduce your sentence. Sign this document, you You will be sentenced to six months in prison. You will not be fined, and Western Biology will also waive its right to make further claims against you."

Bruen sat in his seat, his eyes narrowed slightly as the Florida sunset shone through the window on his face.

"Not everyone can get such a good trading opportunity under the prosecution of Western Biology." The prosecutor completely ignored the no-smoking sign in the office, took out a cigarette and lit it as if no one else was there, and then handed it to Brunn One cigarette, "Six months in prison, no bail for two months - you've been in jail for seven weeks, go back a week at most, and you can get out on bail again. It's only a week , you have nothing to lose, and you are spared the lengthy process of suing and responding."

Brun remained silent. He looked up at the prosecutor, and then asked, "Why should I bear the consequences for something I never did?"

"Every arrested suspect says that. They always think that they can escape the punishment they deserve." The prosecutor knocked the ashtray on the ashtray, then leaned forward and asked, "The annual protest to the Western Biology There are so many rednecks, why do you think you are the only one arrested for 'blackmail'?"

"Because I poked at their deadliest place." Bruen said very calmly, "They are conducting large-scale illegal and completely inhumane human experiments in the Caribbean!"

"This extortion excuse is too old-fashioned." The prosecutor didn't pay attention to Brun's words at all. "Even if they really did it, it's not a reason for you to blackmail them. Your Communist Party is like this, Always looking for excuses."

"I didn't blackmail." Bruen said angrily, "For God's sake, I'd rather they be completely destroyed in the flames than take a penny from them! Also, I'm always looking for reasons, yes Democrats and Republicans!"

"As a criminal with an excellent educational background, your acting skills are indeed very good." The prosecutor didn't respond to Brune's counterattack. He stood up with a contemptuous smile, and then took out the folder from the side. He took out a piece of paper and put it on top of the plea agreement in front of Brunn, "Unfortunately, the accomplice you chose is really cowardly, she pleaded guilty almost immediately."

In front of Brunn, there was a piece of paper with a signature.He didn't pay attention to the specific content of the above.All he saw was the signature in the lower right corner of the document—Lina Fernandez.

"Your accomplice confessed everything to the people of Western Biology after the first contact with them." The prosecutor said slowly. In his opinion, all the elements to send Bruen to hell have already been exhausted. Collected. "With all due respect, there is no possibility of any change in your fate. I will propose such a plea agreement to you only to save administrative resources. Our administrative resources come from the hard work of taxpayers. Such resources are Waste would be a great crime."

Bruen looked at the line, and gradually began to smile.

"It seems that you have thought clearly." The prosecutor looked at Brunn's expression, and then laughed together - his smile was full of contempt and sarcasm, "Then sign it."

Bruen took the pen, waved his right hand with a violent bear, and wrote two words viciously on the plea agreement.

"FUCK YOU!"

(End of this chapter)