Chapter 119

But suspicion alone wasn't enough to arrest someone. Everything had to be backed by solid evidence. The police continued searching every corner of the parking garage while the property management contacted the residents, asking them to come downstairs. Most of the residents in this community were wealthy, and the parking garage was filled with luxury cars. Damaging any of them would cost a fortune. At the same time, the police checked with the residents to see if the suspicious black sports car belonged to them or one of their guests. The police had analyzed the situation. Disabling a small section of the parking garage's surveillance cameras was subtle and hard to detect. However, for an outsider's vehicle to enter the community force, they would have had to hack into the security system. The difficulty of doing so wasn't the biggest issue—the real problem was the high risk of exposure. If a breach attempt were detected, security would immediately tighten, and the perpetrator