Chapter 176 Disrespecting The Secretary-general

Wynter looked at the cops in uniform and knew right away that something was wrong. In terms of regular protocol, the police ought to have started by asking some questions. Rather, they had insisted that she go with them right away. Similar to the middle-aged woman, these cops harbored resentment for Wynter. "Officers, no one has ever received a prescription from us. The livestreaming channel contains all the documentation required to demonstrate this. Margaret defended Wynter while arguing nervously. "Don't touch me," one of the policemen said furiously. If you interfere with our inquiry, then we're bringing you along! "Who gave you two the authority to use live-streaming to prescribe treatments?" Before Wynter or Margaret could even present their case, the verdict was rendered. The Empathy Clinic would be doomed if things didn't work out. Wynter looked at Margaret as if to reassure her in silence. "Officers, I'm going to need to see your badges and body cameras," she stated, turning to face the police. The police stopped. The majority of people would have objected to seeing their uniforms. They wouldn't dare to request to view the badges of the police, for sure. An cop gave a snort. "Why should we display our badges to such a small streamer?" During an investigation, citizens have the right to confirm an officer's identification, Wynter noted with a laugh.