Police and Prosecutors

Oh, my Lord, things are about to explode. I don't like Kim Sa Hyun at all, but find Chief Bit and Tae Ha even less likable. The first council meeting was a total train wreck, and the prosecution undoubtedly lost the first round. They came off defensive with only Shi Mok, asking the relevant questions. And even though the police made valid points, I was surprised they didn’t already have a firm plan on how they would validate the legality of warrants. As they say in politics nothing happens by accident, if it happens you can bet it was planned that way. As expected, the power struggle brought out the worst on both sides. Luckily Shi Mok and Yeo-jin aren’t the types to be blinded by that struggle even if they are pitted against each other. I was glad to see I misjudged Yeon Jae. She isn’t after revenge, but she does seem to be walking the very thin line between good and evil to stay in the game. Dong Jae (he is good) is still as sly as a fox if not worse this time around, but as they say, anyone who trusts a serpent deserves its bite.

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