1. If the protagonist is almost headshot on the street, he should call the police immediately. If he dares not because of a murder, he should at least find a private bodyguard or buy a weapon. As a result, I went to work normally the next day. Is there such an unreliable person?
2. The black policewoman knows the power of the criminal, and she had no confidence in the safety of the protagonist that night. Why not increase the number of people? Isn't this watching her colleagues get killed?
3. The protagonist even held a baseball bat in self-defense after the black policewoman almost positively stated that they could not guarantee the safety of their family. Is it reluctant to buy a gun?
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