The crackdown on organized crime began with the arrest of the mother-in-law.

Chapter 416 Qin Chuan Doesn't Want to Send Out an Undercover Agent

Of all police departments, undercover work is arguably the most dangerous.

Qin Chuan's classmate had once worked as an undercover agent, so he knew quite a bit about this kind of thing.

Of all types of undercover agents, those working as narcotics officers face the greatest danger to their lives.

Not only do undercover police officers face enormous risks, but their families do too.

Qin Chuan once read a news report.

The news report said that after a narcotics police officer received the provincial May Fourth Youth Medal, the list of award recipients only included him, and the photo in the award information was grayed out, with no real person in the photo.

During the interview with this undercover anti-drug police officer, he mentioned a very ordinary example.

During his undercover work, he told his daughter that no matter what the circumstances, she should never call him "Dad," greet him, or even look at him.

After his undercover mission ended, he returned to his city and went to pick up his daughter from school. However, no matter how he called her from behind, she wouldn't turn around.

It wasn't until they were both home that his daughter asked why he hadn't responded to her, because he had once told her that she should never respond to him, no matter the occasion.

Such examples are not isolated incidents in this anti-drug police officer's career.

The fact that Bi is unable to reunite with his family is actually a form of protection for them.

Why did Lin Yang so strongly oppose Qin Chuan's sudden actions last time, even though Qin Chuan was only in charge of his deputy captain? Lin Yang disregarded everything and opposed Qin Chuan's immediate actions once or twice.

The most fundamental reason is to consider Zhang Kui's safety.

As the head of the intelligence department, Lin Yang had more than just Zhang Hui as an undercover agent, but he valued the lives of each of them more than his own.

These people were all sent out by Lin Yang himself, so he has a responsibility and must bring them back safely.

It's not that undercover police officers get into trouble once or twice, nor is it that it's impossible; they face life-threatening situations at all times.

Any detail could potentially reveal that you are a police officer.

Although Qin Chuan has not been working in the Narcotics Control Brigade for long, he has already successfully completed an arrest operation, completely destroying the Kuntai Anti-Chou Force Group.

Having personally led the operation, he knew all too well how ruthless the drug traffickers were.

"Section Chief Lin, besides filming undercover agents, is there any other way for us to infiltrate the drug cartel and wipe them out in one fell swoop?"

Besides this one?

Lin Yang was stunned.

For so many years, haven't they been using undercover agents to gather intelligence on drug cartels?

However, without sending infiltrators, it would be impossible to obtain useful intelligence from them. The police also considered bribing them, but the results were not good.

After all, if the police are to pay, there are two issues: first, how much money they're paying, and second, the other party might not care about the money at all; they could earn enough from a single operation to last ten lifetimes.

Although the police can obtain some information through certain channels and by paying money, it is not crucial information.

For example, very few people know anything about the leaders of the Illuminati; it's all top secret within the Illuminati.

Those who have access to tigers hold very high positions within the Illuminati, and the money they earn far exceeds what one or two million, or even ten million.

"what do you mean……"

What do I mean?

Qin Chuan had actually been pondering a question.

It involves sending undercover agents into the enemy's camp to waste time and effort, and it's also difficult to gain the enemy's trust. On the other hand, the agents sent there have to undergo the enemy's loyalty test, and they might lose their lives at any time.

During their missions, they are very likely to become addicted to drugs, and if that happens, their lives will be ruined.

So besides sending infiltrators, what other ways are there to cooperate with drug cartels?

Does it exist?

Of course!

That is to become one of them.

Drug cartels aren't stupid.

The leaders of these drug cartels are often able to control their cartels for over a decade or two without incident, primarily because they never show their faces.

We can count some small-scale actions as they go, but even some large-scale actions are not enough to provoke these leaders to come forward.

Without capturing the leader, the drug cartel cannot be truly and completely eradicated.

Even if an undercover agent manages to infiltrate the enemy and gain access, can he directly kill the leader?

impossible.

After all, if the leader dies, there's always the second-in-command, and if the second-in-command dies, there's always the third-in-command.

Only by completely annihilating them can this force be dismantled.

For example, Kuntai's drug trafficking gang, if all its core members are either arrested or killed, the organization will naturally cease to exist.