From the moment the incident occurred to the time when the entire state division knew the cause and details, it took only about fifteen minutes, and then the state division provided some relevant handling advice.
First, they required the bank manager to comfort the injured Jogriman and persuade him to give up calling the police.
Reportedly, during the briefing, Jogriman's head was bleeding nonstop, and he supposedly fell into a coma while being sent to the hospital.
If the police get involved, this could become a bothersome and embarrassing scandal—for many complex reasons, internal power struggles in these institutions that grasp both wealth and power never cease.
If the police pursue Bennett's responsibility and analyze the reasons behind the conflicts and the escalation, it might expose some things the bank's insiders prefer to keep from the public.
