Chapter 711: Gunfire Rescue and Three Key Points to Remember

There were more than ten thousand people in LAPD, but a huge number were clerks who didn't do field work, so there were only seven or eight thousand frontline officers.

The police school roped in more than a thousand students who had undergone basic training and a few days as interns, greatly alleviating the burden on the police force.

The students weren't able to handle physical confrontations, but they could help official police officers direct traffic and maintain order.

Unfortunately, Los Angeles had a "glorious tradition."

After a large number of residents left their homes to seek refuge elsewhere, chaos broke out.

There was a steady stream of news of vandalisms and break-ins on the police department comms.

Luke and Selina simply ignored the small squabbles and focused on the guys who were fighting the officers with ad hoc weapons.

At noon, they parked the car outside an In-N-Out and ate the burgers they had just bought.