"GO! GO! GO!"
The Saint Rodu Police Department's Niangniang Temple precinct was in utter chaos.
The highest level of alarm beeped incessantly with a 'beep-beep-beep' sound.
Captain Gru of the Niangniang Temple precinct's action team shouted loudly, urging his team members on.
"Three people to a car, move out as soon as you're ready, GO!"
The cops, equipped and wearing bulletproof vests, climbed into patrol cars one by one.
Each car had a riot shield; now, their task was to hit the road as fast as possible to reinforce urgently.
Other officers were prepping rescue equipment, preparing for the potential aftermath of a gunfight.
Five robbers had taken a child hostage on a certain road in Saint Rodu.
At first, no one paid much attention to this common abduction case, just another day in America.
Yes, the kidnapping of a child was serious.
But then what?
Every year there are so many school shootings, mass casualties.
