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Outside the Xiqueslav police station, Osipovich and his men were leading the way for the Labor Party, with him and several policemen bound by their hands and escorted at the front of the line.
"Esteemed workers, ahead is the city police station. At night, the police force is sparse, with only a few working the night shift. Including us, there are a total of thirty-two people in the police station tonight." Osipovich said with a bitter expression to Toma Jefuka.
For Osipovich and his men, today was utterly unfortunate. Originally, they thought it would be a routine night, patrolling the streets with appearances and getting through the night. Who could have expected a large group of Labor Party members to suddenly appear?
Moreover, this group held guns, at least several dozen Mosinka-Nagants. Hence, Osipovich and his men decisively chose to disarm and surrender.
Toma Jefuka said: "Osipovich, you should know where the police station's armory is, right?"
