Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 3200

The wheels of the car driven by Gale had been removed by Rain. He had no choice but to leave on foot.

As the police officer watched him leave from behind, he could not help but shake his head. “What a waste. With skills like that, he'd be a perfect fit at our precinct.”

However, considering Gale was under Luke, he did not push further. The officer just shook his head and then directed the operations at the scene.

Since there had been a gunfight, they needed to secure the area, find the bullets, and then write a report.

It was quite a serious incident.

Fortunately, there were no casualties on their side, and they did not let the suspect escape either.

A few police officers were busy cordoning off the area to prevent vehicles from entering. Meanwhile, the escort team successfully brought Matysh to the courthouse's back entrance.

A court officer came forward. He checked Matysh's identity and then escorted him inside. They had heard about the gunfight and were surprised Matysh was still brought over on time.

The court officer was impressed by these escorting officers and asked with concern, “How's everything? Our colleagues are okay, right?”

“No problem. There are no casualties. Let's go,” replied one of the officers. They wanted to ensure Matsyh could smoothly reach the courtroom.

At that moment, among the crowd standing at the main entrance, someone suddenly spoke up, “Someone appeared on the live broadcast! Has the suspect been taken inside?”

When the others heard this, they took out their phones to watch the live feed.

“When did this happen? We didn't see any cars going in!”

“Yeah, what's going on?”

“Did you forget? The courthouse has a back door. I think he was escorted in from there.”

After someone reminded them about it, a few of them were dissatisfied. They said to the court officers at the door, “Come on, what's with this? Yeah, there are more people here, but there’s no need to sneak in through the back door. We just wanna give that guy a piece of our minds.”

“Yeah, exactly! We're just regular folks here, pissed off and wanting to give that guy a good chewing out. Did you guys really have to sneak him in through the back door?”

Many of them were angry and wanted to sit in on the proceedings, but the courtroom had limited seating. Furthermore, the courthouse knew there was a lot of public interest in the case. Allowing everyone in would have caused chaos, so they tightly regulated who could attend and how many.

People who were not directly related to the case were unable to listen in and could only watch online.

However they vented their frustrations while watching the live stream, it would not affect the courtroom's order.

That was the courthouse's original intention.

These spectators had no choice but to abide by it. They stood here with the intention of giving Matysh a piece of their mind, but unexpectedly, the courthouse did not even give them that chance.

“Alright, cut it out, guys. I heard some folks were even thinking about pulling a heist midway, and there was gunfire. With this many people around, who knows who's among us? The courthouse is doing this for everyone's safety, so let's stop all the yelling.”

A bystander, witnessing the uproar among the crowd, raised his voice in protest. He claimed that bringing the suspect in through the back door was for everyone's safety.

When they heard the mention of a gunfight, a palpable silence fell over them.

They felt that such things were far removed from their lives, so learning about the gunfight only fueled their anger even more.

“It's all because of that foreigner. He should be sentenced to death!”

“Yeah, he should be sentenced to death. What a despicable person!”

The crowd voiced one after another. Journalists standing at the door filmed the angry crowd continuously, reporting on the scene while also covering the gunfight incident.