Salute To The General

Chapter 1639

The most powerful person Hagen could rely on was naturally his uncle and his new father, Boris Tucker.

Unfortunately, in the same way that Cheryl didn't dare tell her father that she had gotten into trouble, he didn't want to tell Boris that he had just gotten himself in a mess.

He took the phone and glared at Nathan and Colin and the others. Then, he dialed the number for the Brimmopolis' chief of police, Timothy Carter.

Timothy was an officer that his father had single-handedly trained and nurtured to get to the high rank where he was now. Because of that, Timothy was very grateful towards Hagen's father and held him in high regard.

Timothy would be more than enough to handle a conceited piece of trash who was flaunting his wealth in Brimmopolis.

Meanwhile, Timothy had just taken care of Thaddeus and his gang, having successfully arrested them all.

He was a little shocked to receive the call from Hagen.

He accepted it and asked cheerfully, “What can I do for you, Mr. Tucker?”

“Mr. Carter, I've met with some trouble at Tiger Park. They beat up my subordinates and injured me, and now they're trying to threaten me into kneeling on the ground. Bring some people over to handle them quickly,” Hagen forced out through gritted teeth.

What?

Someone had the gall to get on the nerves of Mr. Tucker's lawful heir!

They were clearly looking for trouble!

This is unforgivable!

be right over,” Timothy

up the phone, Timothy swiftly gathered a force of several hundred police officers and headed for Tiger Park

Timothy and his forces to

several heavily armed

Men stand to the left and women stand to the right! If anyone moves a finger, you'll get sent right to

to spectate an underground boxing match was obviously wealthy

were already familiar with Timothy, and obediently

her group remained standing where they were, as well as the kneeling Hagen and

in a flash, surprise and anger overpowering his rationality. Who would be

around, he spotted Cheryl and

group.

that Hagen's incident tonight may have involved a

might be a little harder to handle than

was indebted to Boris Tucker, and thus indirectly indebted

already here, so naturally he had

approached the group, not noticing Nathan's presence. “Whose fault is it that Mr. Tucker is kneeling on

Tucker up."

out from behind Timothy

who was holding

didn't say he could

flew into a rage, yelling, “What insolence! How dare you defy Chief Carter's