As a police officer, Jack naturally abhors the abuse of lynchings.

In his view, it was the police’s responsibility to fight crime, not the responsibility of other social groups. Moreover, other social groups do not have any law enforcement authority and once they lynch, it is an outright crime, even if it is to punish evil and promote good, it should be sanctioned by the law.

Therefore, he is now determined to find Xion and he believes that as long as he does not give Michaela any opportunity to tip-off, Xion will certainly not leave.

As a result, after he hung up the phone, he said to Michaela, “Miss Joules, I now need you to take out your phone and put it on the desk and at the same time, you are not allowed to touch any communication devices in the room.”

Michaela wanted to agree to him straightforwardly so if she pressed the lock screen button twice in a row when she took out her phone, her call with Charlie would hang up and automatically lock the screen, which would definitely not be noticed by Jack.

But on second thought, she felt that if she agreed to be too crisp, it would definitely give Jack a feeling that she had a plan for this matter.

Therefore, she said in a cold voice pretending to be nervous “Detective Li, I have always maintained respect for you, but please do not go too far! What right do you have to restrict my personal freedom?”