Give the finger

Homicide detective Oto Hanzel served his Christmas duty with lifelong consequences - he fell in love. His love was immediately reciprocated and Oto married Sonia on a Saturday in March. The whole ward was invited to the ceremony and wedding reception, but not everyone was allowed to feast until the morning. Krauz was not so lucky and together with Dr Lengyel they were sent to the central reception of a nearby hospital to check out a suspicious traffic accident. Already the first contact with the attending physician confirmed their suspicions - no traffic accident, the young man was shot from behind with a small caliber weapon. What was worse, the other young man who brought him in ran away before the nurse could check him in. Another case was looming on the horizon, with the detectives of the Hundred and Forty-One Bureau starting with their bare hands, but with results expected by all their superiors almost immediately. All the more so when the murdered young man turned out to be a police officer. The murder of a police officer is an extraordinary event, it requires a special approach. Especially cautious if it turns out that the murdered man was not one of the most honest members of the force, and by revealing the background to his murder, facts damaging to the reputation of the police could surface. Can the detectives uncover the identity of the mysterious shooter despite the absence of the newlywed Hansel and Kuky, who is in forced treatment? The rest of the office is oblivious to the losses and begins to unravel a story full of twists and turns and surprising connections.