s worth seven million U.S. dollars, and a sports car costs more than two million U.S. dollars. If you want to own tens of millions or even more than A billion-dollar mansion is not difficult to achieve, it is just a toy in life.
s worth seven million U.S. dollars, and a sports car costs more than two million U.S. dollars. If you want to own tens of millions or even more than A billion-dollar mansion is not difficult to achieve, it is just a toy in life.
He has had a clear understanding of the privileges of this world for a long time, but after coming here this time, this understanding has become more profound in Han Xuan’s mind.
The most valuable prisoner present, worth approximately 1.6 billion U.S. dollars, served only three months in prison.
There is no one worth more. If they don’t provoke powerful enemies, those people are almost above the US Constitution.
Thinking about it this way, Han Xuan was a little proud, because he was also a member of the privileged class, but not long after he was proud, he was suddenly disturbed by a big change. It took a long time to go through the
release procedures.
There were so many prisoners that the file administrator couldn’t find Balzer’s file, so Han Xuan found it with his own help.
It was already dark, the place was quiet, the prisoners were all locked up, and the buildings were dark, with only some streetlights and searchlights on.
There are no plans to provide power to these areas until the FBI figures out what the person stealing the information is up to.
Just installing a new management system has advantages and disadvantages. It is convenient, but it is more susceptible to intrusion from the outside world.
When this system was originally created, for financial reasons, the server that manages the prison was not independent, but was shared with the server of a police station in the city, which could save a lot of money.
As mentioned before, these prisons are all for profit. They save money when they can, and all decisions are based on making money.
Han Xuan and Balzer were talking and laughing as they walked out. At this moment, they suddenly found that the lights in a building were on. Just when he thought the danger was eliminated, the iron doors in those buildings opened automatically.
Inside the building, the prisoners were puzzled. They came out in twos and threes and asked each other what happened.
At this moment, the alarm bell rang loudly, and more than a dozen prison guards patrolling the building quickly blew their whistles to let them in.
Most of the prisoners in this building are felons, and their sentences are generally very long. There are also some death row prisoners and life imprisonment prisoners. It is almost impossible for them to walk out alive. Even if they do, they will probably be in their late 70s or 80s.
When they heard the alarm bell, the prisoners immediately understood that something had happened. They were usually bullied so badly by the prison guards that they had no good impressions of them at all. Prisoners in orange-red clothes came out cheering and screaming, gearing up to “play games” and create riot.
For fear of having their guns taken away from prison guards, these prison guards only wore batons and stun guns. They were of