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Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 631

Chapter 631: Chapter 290: Cleaning House, One Day Apart Feels Like Three Years (Part 2)

I’ve heard that some groups, after getting the money, only give about ten percent to the victim’s family.

It’s not just black, it’s pitch black.

A couple of years ago, they had a high success rate in big hospitals. Now major hospitals have established close ties with law enforcement to combat crime, with a specific strategy against professional medical troublemakers.

Life isn’t easy for these professional troublemakers, and they’ve shifted their focus to weaker clinics, small hospitals, and new hospitals.

"Our family’s child was treated at this clinic, almost died, and even got a rib fractured. Is it too much to ask for an explanation? We didn’t disrupt the clinic’s order, you have no right to arrest us."

The flat-headed man stepped forward, facing seven or eight policemen, he seemed extremely calm.

As if he’s seen all kinds of big scenes before, this kind of scene was just a small one.

"Cuff them first!"

With an order, four professional troublemakers were pinned down and handcuffed.

Two shrewish women screamed.

"The police are beating people, the police are beating people... bullying us common folks..."

That’s all they’re capable of.

Inciting trouble, cursing all the way.

"No need to shout, if we dare to arrest, we must have conclusive evidence. What’s your name?"

The leading policeman asked the crying woman.

"Pang Juxiang!"

"You keep saying Sunshine Clinic harmed your child, what’s your child’s name? What happened?"

"The child is called... Congcong! What happened is that our kid was getting an IV at Sunshine Clinic, almost died, then while being saved at the big hospital, it was found they broke a rib."

"What’s the child’s real name?"

"This..."

"What’s your relation to the child?"

"I’m the child’s aunt."

"Auntie, you have no real relation to the child. Can’t even say the child’s real name, yet dare to pretend to be their relative?"

The woman was left speechless by the retort.

Because time was short, indeed didn’t do enough homework.

"Again, your relation to the child?"

"A cousin-in-law! What’s the matter?"

The flat-headed man was much calmer.

"What’s your name?"

"Du Yubo!"

"What’s the child’s name?"

"Only know him as Congcong, who remembers kids’ real names!"

The flat-headed man said naturally.

This time, we’ve gathered more than enough evidence and caught them in the act, so we can handle the cases together and make these criminals pay, restoring clarity to the medical environment."

After explaining the incident and revealing the true identities of the four, the onlookers applauded loudly.

"I told you, the medical staff at Sunshine Clinic have always been great, especially Dr. Li, with high medical ethics, how could they cause a broken rib?"

"Turns out they’re professional troublemakers, no wonder they curse so professionally."

"Those two women are so fierce!"

"Great to arrest them, after Sunshine Clinic was established, we’ve been going there for small illnesses, it’s cheap and convenient, with great results. We can’t let a few bastards ruin Sunshine Clinic."

The crowd highly praised Sunshine Clinic.

After learning the truth, they accused the four professional troublemakers of being very evil.

"We didn’t break any laws, you have no right to arrest us!"

Du Yubo was still shouting.

"Hmph, if this isn’t illegal, what is? Don’t think just because you’ve been a lawyer for a few years that knowing the law means you can exploit loopholes. Save your words for the prosecutor and the judge!"

The police weren’t sparing him.

"Take them away!"

The four were escorted into the car and taken away.

It’s estimated all the crimes they committed will be uncovered.

"Listen carefully, the days when making a fuss meant getting money from medical institutions are over. We can’t let healthcare workers be disheartened."

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