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2005年6月5日11时30分,上海开往成都的K282次特快列车缓缓进入成都车站。风尘仆仆的旅客们依次鱼贯走下火车通过地道向出站口走去。但是,熙熙攘攘的人流里有三位“特殊旅客”吸引了大家的注意:一个神情威严的人弓身背着一个左腿上缠着厚厚石膏、双手戴着锃亮手铐的小伙子,旁边还有一个人提着大包小包的行李跟在后面。他们是四川省夹江县公安局鄢城刑警中队侦查员熊治国和徐方乾,而他们两个人轮流背着的则是他们此次从杭州市执行押解任务的网上在逃人员姜建宏。当旅客们明白了面前这两位疲惫不堪的刑警吃力地背着行动不便的在逃人员时,大家都纷纷闪出一个通道,带着敬佩的眼神看着两位累得汗流浃背的刑警,有的还主动帮助刑警提着行李。人群中突然还响起了一句:警察万岁!
At 0530 on June 5, 2005, the K282 express train bound for Chengdu in Shanghai slowly entered Chengdu Station. Passengers on schedule followed the fish off the train through the tunnel to the exit. However, there were three “special travelers” in the bustling crowd, which caught the attention of everyone: an imperious man bowing with a thick plaster on his left leg and a handcuffed man in his hands, next to a man Baggage behind the parcel. They were Xiong Zhiguo and Xu Fanggan, investigators of the Yancheng Criminal Investigation Squadron at the Jiajiang County Public Security Bureau in Sichuan Province, and Jiang Jianhong, an online fugitive who was escorted from Hangzhou by the two of them, took turns carrying them. When the passengers understood that the two tired Criminal Police officers were struggling in front of hard-working officers carrying back fugitives, we all have a flash channel, with admiration looked at two tired sweat police, and some also Interpol to help take the initiative to carry luggage. A sudden sounded in the crowd: Long live the police!