He was wanted.
Li Ang's gaze swept over the storefront windows. The televisions inside were all reporting on the progress of an investigation into an attack.
His passport photo appeared on the screen, accompanied by a lengthy text description: Last name Li, male, a radical religious leader who had smuggled himself in from South Korea, extremely dangerous.
The Police Department urged Tokyo citizens, upon seeing this individual, to immediately keep their distance and phone the Police Department with any leads.
Being wanted is one thing, but why insist I'm Korean?
Li Ang wordlessly pulled up his scarf to cover his mouth and nose. He quickly guessed the reason behind the Japan Police's actions.
Arresting a suspect within the first 24 hours was crucial. Once Li Ang managed to escape Tokyo, the difficulty of capturing him would skyrocket.
Releasing the photo would enlist all Tokyo citizens in the search. With even a rough lead, both the US and Japan could tighten the net.
