The crackdown on organized crime began with the arrest of the mother-in-law.

Chapter 496 Settling Down, Buying a House

After the appointment announcement meeting concluded, Qin Chuan officially settled down at the Linzhou Public Security Bureau.

However, the relevant work has not yet officially started. First of all, the office was arranged well in advance before Qin Chuan arrived, so there is no problem. In addition, there is also the place where Qin Chuan will live.

To date, Qin Chuan has a considerable amount of money, but he has not bought a house anywhere.

When they were in Changning Town, they rented a bungalow. When they arrived in Zhulin County and Ping'an County, Qin Chuan stayed in the dormitory of the Public Security Bureau.

Qin Chuan does own a house in Xing'an City, but it was his mother's house. Later, because of the Illuminati incident, Qin Chuan left his mother's original house vacant. He didn't sell it, but his mother moved elsewhere.

Qin Chuan bought an apartment for his mother in the Xi'an Public Security Bureau's residential compound, where the security might be better.

As for Linzhou City, he has only been here for a little over three months, but he has actually been away for most of that time.

For the first month, he was busy dealing with two major drug trafficking groups, and then Qin Chuan went to Beijing for about a week and a half.

Afterwards, Qin Chuan waited for this transfer at the Narcotics Control Brigade, so he didn't buy a house in Linzhou City.

So now Qin Chuan has two choices: either buy his own house or continue living in the dormitory of the Linzhou Public Security Bureau.

In the past, Qin Chuan didn't mind living in the dormitory, since he was quite busy with work and rarely saw the sun in the morning or evening.

But that's not possible now. Qin Chuan feels that it might take some time before he can work in Linzhou.

Moreover, Lin Yueting is also here.

Staying in the dormitory...

That might not be convenient.

So, after thinking it over, Qin Chuan decided to buy a house.

Housing prices in Linzhou are not cheap; houses in good locations can cost nearly 2 yuan per square meter.

In terms of Qin Chuan's salary, although he has now been promoted to the level of a full-fledged department head and earns nearly 1 yuan a month, compared to housing prices, without savings, it would be difficult for him to afford a house.

Fortunately, Qin Chuan had some family wealth.

Although it's not a large sum, 2000 million US dollars is enough for Qin Chuan to not have to worry about money.

That much US dollar would amount to over 100 million yuan in cash.

Not to mention buying a house in Linzhou, even buying a larger and nicer house in Beijing wouldn't be a problem.

Of course, as for the legendary courtyard house, don't even think about it.

The courtyard house where Lin Yueting lives would cost at least several hundred million yuan, and it's not something you can just buy if you have the money.

That place is something money can't buy.

In the afternoon, Lin Qinchuan arranged for the criminal investigation teams of several branch bureaus and the criminal investigation detachment to prepare some materials.

As the deputy director of the Linzhou Public Security Bureau in charge of criminal investigation, Qin Chuan naturally needed to have some understanding of criminal investigation work within his jurisdiction.

He also needs to know some information about the Linzhou Public Security Bureau's special task force for combating organized crime.

Qin Chuan was well aware that the crackdown on organized crime in Linzhou City was his key task for the foreseeable future.

This morning, when he spoke with Zhang Tianyu, he learned about the situation here: the Linzhou Public Security Bureau's campaign against organized crime is not progressing very smoothly.

Of course, this so-called setback does not mean that it cannot be pushed forward, nor does it mean that someone is deliberately obstructing it.

In fact, this work was being carried out vigorously and with great fanfare throughout the Linzhou Public Security Bureau. The impression was one of bustling activity, with everyone seemingly busy and everything appearing to be making way for the anti-gang and anti-crime campaign.

But in reality, while some small fry were caught, no major cases or big shots were brought to justice.

Even the results achieved in the crackdown on organized crime here are not as great as the achievements Qin Chuan made in Zhulin County.

The districts below seemed to have made a lot of noise and arrested some people, but in reality, they were all people who were neither seriously injured nor seriously harmed. They didn't even suffer any physical injuries.