Working as a police officer in Mexico

794: Chapter 434: Era?

Whose Era!_2 794: Chapter 434: Era?

Whose Era!_2 According to statistics from the Mexican TV station, approximately 40 million people around the world watched the “public interrogation conference.”

Many people called the Mexican Government Agencies to denounce such inhumane behavior, and some even cursed over the phone.

But…

No one showed up to protest outside the National Palace?

Looks like they’re just all talk!

Meanwhile, after the Mexican internet department released the crimes of these people and the entire process of the Fourth Battalion taking down Velupillai Prabakaran, online forums were filled with praise for Victor.

Many agreed with his thunderous approach to dealing with criminals!

At the very least, it serves to deter anyone who intends to commit crimes.

Goebbels seized the opportunity to create Victor’s account on U.S.

BBS websites, Mexico’s CBRS, and Asia’s “Great Wall Station.”

These accounts were maintained by designated personnel, and a long series of Victor’s work photos were uploaded, along with greetings posted online.

Just like that, he became the first “leader” to benefit from the internet boom.

Messages flooded in under his posts.

Victor, whenever he had free time, would sit in his office and read every single message.

“Boss, look, there’s even a woman confessing her love for you here,” Casare flipped through the messages list, laughing as he turned his head.

With a cigarette in his hand, Victor leaned forward to glance at the screen and saw a message that said:

“I must admit, you’re the most MANLY man I’ve ever seen.

You make me feel a bit excited, and I think about you every night, wishing I could climb onto your chest.

Loving you for the 77th day, Mr.

Victor – From the dormitory of the University of Southern California.”