It must be said, Zhou Mo Sen is a doctor in the United States and a law-abiding citizen.
Although he hasn't paid much tax, that's the accountants' doing, nothing to do with me, right?
So, getting the police involved, of course, is the right thing to do.
With Dr. Zhou Mosen's identity, going to the police station, they'd treat him as an honored guest.
But, seeking help from the police is somewhat an unfamiliar task for Zhou Mo Sen.
Sure, he has sought help before, and even has quite a good relationship with DEA's Hank.
The problem is, Zhou Mo Sen subconsciously doesn't see Hank as a regular American cop.
Well, Hank indeed isn't just an ordinary policeman.
DEA's combat ability is way stronger than typical city police officers; those potbellied cops are the norm for American police.
There's another issue.
That is, the guy Zhou Mo Sen is dealing with this time is in San Francisco.
