Damn it!
Ni Bingyan was so angry her fists clenched.
"What did she say?"
Everyone took their seats in the interrogation room.
Behind a desk near the door were three chairs. A female officer sat in front of a computer to take notes, the male officer from the scene sat in the middle to lead the questioning, and Ni Bingyan sat on the right to interpret the suspect's hand signs.
As for the suspect, who had a violent streak and had assaulted someone in the street, she was locked into an interrogation chair across from them.
Normally, they would first register the suspect's basic information, like her name and her relationship with the man. As the sign language interpreter, Ni Bingyan would also have to register her name, workplace, occupation, and address. But since the woman was so agitated and couldn't speak, the police were afraid of missing crucial information, so they decided to ask about the incident first.
