Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1660: 1660. Rip her off good.

The police officer saw Elly Campbell and was initially stunned, then quickly greeted her, "Mrs. Jones."

Elly nodded and pointed to the woman on the ground, saying, "She pushed my friend off a wheelchair. I’m pressing charges for intentional injury and defamation."

Upon hearing the police officer recognize Elly as Mrs. Jones, the woman immediately remembered something, and her eyes lit up.

She realized why the woman looked familiar—wasn’t she Adam Jones’s wife?

Perfect! She could take this opportunity to extort a good sum from her.

Everyone saw her just now when she was thrown out and slapped a few times.

She was just laid off yesterday. Maybe she could negotiate with her to get a job at Jones’s company in exchange for not pursuing this matter.

With this in mind, the woman screamed at the police officer, "She’s lying, when did I ever push that vixen... push your friend? She clearly fell on her own."

watching just now; there was

continued to

husband. It’s because she’s shameless that I said a few things to her. I didn’t push her; it was

restraining herself, whereas the woman was acting like a crude shrew. The police officer’s first impression was biased toward

truth ourselves. The police handling the case is not

awkward after the officer’s

the property manager also rushed over. Seeing that one of the people involved was

the officer and said, "Officer, I’m the property manager of the community. Is there anything I can do

point to the surveillance camera on the distant wall,

have that surveillance

copy it

his phone and

smugly assuming there

seen that surveillance, or rather, she didn’t even know there was surveillance installed in

family just moved in last week,