As personnel from the public security bureau arrived and brought the situation under control, Ding Yun finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Li Rong, on the other hand, seemed somewhat dazed, on the verge of a breakdown.
However, Ding Yun had no time to attend to him. She rushed to check on her son's injuries and immediately requested the public security bureau staff to send her son to the hospital, while she stayed to follow arrangements and cooperate with the investigation.
Just as seriously injured criminals had to be sent for treatment, the victim certainly did. Thus, the public security bureau readily agreed, immediately assigning two officers to put Liu Yuan in the car and transport him to the hospital first.
They, meanwhile, remained at the scene to complete their work, collecting evidence, apprehending suspects, and so on.
As for resistance, who would dare? Harming ordinary people, or those with a blood relation to their boss, was one thing, but laying hands on public security bureau personnel was another. While not on the same level as rebellion, it was certainly no minor offense.
The money Li Rong had given them was clearly not enough for them to risk their lives.
Let alone the bodyguards, Li Rong himself dared not resist. He could only attempt to justify himself by claiming he meant no harm and that this was a family matter.
Finally, perhaps realizing his explanations were futile, he simply fell silent, preparing to speak only after his lawyer arrived.
Before long, all potentially useful evidence from the residence and all involved personnel were apprehended and taken away.
Of course, before this, Ding Yun had already turned off the livestream at the staff's prompting and, along with them, quietly proceeded to the public security bureau to provide her statement.
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As the incident garnered significant attention online, with everyone eagerly awaiting the final investigation results, the local public security bureau mobilized personnel from several neighboring bureaus to assist with the investigation. Simultaneously, they collaborated with staff from other departments to conduct a thorough inquiry into the Li family and related parties, including hospital doctors with whom they had contact.
The relevant findings were quickly compiled and formally announced to the public.
Although some evidence had been promptly erased by Li Yuning, he could only clear what was within his immediate reach. Most of the evidence from the old residence was preserved. Coupled with reasonable deductions and inferences drawn from the video and livestream recorded by Ding Yun, the entire incident became crystal clear.
The announcement from the public security bureau provided a general overview of the cause and effect.
Compared to prior public speculation, the overall content did not differ significantly. The only distinction was the addition of detailed information, such as which hospital Li Rong contacted and which doctors he had bribed, as well as a specific outline of the laws Li Rong's actions had violated, making him liable for multiple charges.
However, the specific sentencing was yet to be determined.
It would be a gradual process, involving lawyers and the court. If dissatisfied with the first trial, appeals could be filed. All in all, such a procedure would likely take at least six months to complete. Given the Li family's assets, extending the case by another year or eighteen months through various means should not be problematic.
Yet, the two most crucial points, those that everyone was most curious and eager to know, were not mentioned in the announcement: how Ding Yun managed to bypass the signal jamming equipment to record and upload videos, and broadcast live, and how she dealt with those strong men.
These two aspects not only piqued the curiosity of the general public but also that of the public security bureau staff. As these matters were presumably related to the case, they naturally inquired with Ding Yun, hoping to gain some insight and understand the details.
Ding Yun, having already anticipated such a scenario when formulating her plans, calmly removed her earring in front of everyone and said:
"This is my livestreaming device.
It uses a signal wave that is not our commonly used frequency, so normal signal jammers have no effect on it. I doubt you would understand the specific principles if I were to explain. I manufactured this myself. If you wish, I can give you one. If you are interested in the technology, we can discuss licensing it later.
But honestly, its value isn't that great.
The principle behind it is quite simple.
It's merely a different mode of information wave transmission.
Furthermore, this earring alone is not sufficient. Simply put, I have a small base station at home that is specifically designed to receive the signals transmitted by this earring and translate them into commonly used information.
Because my earring uses an alternative information transmission mode, its signals are not blocked by signal jammers and can be sent to the base station at my home. The base station can then translate the information transmitted by my earring into normal signal waves and upload it to the network for publication or livestreaming.
Its actual utility is quite limited.
It's far from comparable to satellite communication and the like."
Considering that the device would inevitably be exposed, Ding Yun did not dare to use anything with too high a technological content from her soul space. The principle of this earring was extremely simple, and with the current technological capabilities, it would be easy to replicate.
Therefore, she spoke without any reservations.
"It seems you were well-prepared, even anticipating that your father might move against you. What about the other matter, the method by which you easily subdued those bodyguards? Can you speak about that?"
Qin Hong from the public security bureau inquired further.
The device that could bypass signal jammers and transmit signals was indeed not of paramount importance. Official channels possessed their own methods, and they were merely curious that an ordinary person could develop such a thing.
The method by which Ding Yun easily subdued a large number of bodyguards was what truly intrigued them. If it could be applied, the safety of their personnel engaged in dangerous work would be greatly enhanced.
"I relied on this bio-electric ring.
This bio-electric ring stores a significant amount of bio-electricity. I have some knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, and by accurately targeting certain acupoints on their bodies and stimulating them with bio-electricity, I can disrupt their body's bio-electric circulatory system, causing them to become paralyzed and limp.
If the acupoints are not precisely located, it can still have some effect, but perhaps not as potent."
That's right, the bio-electric ring was also a product Ding Yun had carefully selected and deemed suitable for use without raising excessive suspicion. Thus, she once again calmly removed the ring, handed it to Qin Hong, and explained.