After losing the clue to find his daughter, Brian found that he worked as a secret agent together before. As an international friend, what I heard and saw before is that the western government is extremely democratic and legal, and the spirit of civil liberty has lasted for a hundred years in western society. Because of this, I probably believe that the relevant departments where the kidnapped girl is located should Actively deal with it and file a case for investigation. (I will undoubtedly offend the screenwriters. If it is arranged like that, there will be no dramatic conflict, and there will be no Brann's great display. People stop killing people, Buddha stops killing Buddha) But I don't know the relevant local departments. Why did the person in charge keep covering up this matter, trying to make big things small and small things, please remember that his daughter did not receive a unique "labor education" by the Chinese government, his daughter was kidnapped by an extremely terrifying criminal organization to go into prostitution Yes, no wonder Brann said, "I'm going to find you, and then kill you!!!" The
most ideal punishment is to bring these criminals to justice and sentence them to ten or eight years. Make some useful contributions, but the relevant departments don't give you this opportunity. They "raise tigers for trouble" and use them to do some shady deeds. Later, they shoot themselves in the foot.
I thought it was only in the magical China. Only then can criminals get away with impunity and commit crimes. Unexpectedly, such tragedies occur in the West, which is extremely legal and full of humanity. I would like to ask how the authorities dealt with the "bald boss" that Brann killed in the end. Could it be that it is also a matter of miniaturization and is gone with the wind? Not necessarily, what can be imagined is that the powerful people used the relationship with the relevant departments, Arrest and even hunt down Brann.
This is the sadness of authority and the sadness of individuals
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