In this chapter, the police officer explains how he and Hashima managed to trap the fugitive. He explains that he was able to trap Hashima because he was sharing information through the use of "nano machines" . The police officer also explains that the body of the fugitive was sent to him to be processed. He says that the victim was too weak to resist capture by the police, and that the police should not treat his death as a natural death, even if he were wanted for heinous crimes. He also says that if the victim had been on the "most wanted list" for his crimes, he should not have been arrested on the basis that his death would invite trouble from the surrounding. The officer says that he will not leave the body behind, as he is a police officer first and foremost.
In this chapter, the police officer explains how he and Hashima managed to trap the fugitive. He explains that he was able to trap Hashima because he was sharing information through the use of "nano machines" . The police officer also explains that the body of the fugitive was sent to him to be processed. He says that the victim was too weak to resist capture by the police, and that the police should not treat his death as a natural death, even if he were wanted for heinous crimes. He also says that if the victim had been on the "most wanted list" for his crimes, he should not have been arrested on the basis that his death would invite trouble from the surrounding. The officer says that he will not leave the body behind, as he is a police officer first and foremost.