Kenneth and the others only had semi-automatic hunting rifles and shotguns, even though they had more numbers, they didn't pose much threat to the criminals outside the police station armed with automatic weapons.
The situation was at a standstill.
Tony felt that this way, the police inside the station would be in danger.
He quickly thought if there was any solution.
His eyes stopped at the streetlights in front of the police station, and suddenly, Tony came up with an idea.
He immediately said to Kenneth, "Can we shoot out the streetlights in front of the police station and around us?"
Kenneth said, "Tony, what's the purpose of doing that? If we shoot out the streetlights around us just to make it difficult for them to see us and attack us, it makes sense. But why shoot out the streetlights in front of the police station? We won't be able to see the criminals, and how can we shoot them then?"
"It's true that we won't be able to see them, but they won't be able to see us either. The dogs can move in the darkness and ambush them." Tony explained.
Kenneth and some others found Tony's idea reasonable.
At the moment, they could only engage with the criminals without the ability to break into the station to rescue the police.
After hesitating for a while, Kenneth decided to take the risk with Tony's idea.
"Everyone heard it now, I think this is a good idea worth trying. Let's shoot down all the streetlights in front of the police station and the ones around us." Kenneth said to everyone.
The streetlights were not difficult targets for the town's gunmen; they easily shot them out.
In less than two minutes, all the streetlights in front of the police station and around Tony were shot out.
The area in front of the station turned pitch-black.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, the pack of dogs moved closer to the criminals under Tony's command.
The criminals were surprised when the streetlights were shot out, causing darkness to cover them and making it impossible for them to observe the situation of the townspeople attacking them.
They also realized that the townspeople couldn't attack them in the darkness.
They didn't consider this a good situation, fearing that the townspeople would rely on the darkness to infiltrate and get closer to them.
A few seconds later, they turned on the flashlights attached to their guns and shone them outside.
Although their lights couldn't illuminate every nook and cranny, they were enough to understand the situation outside. It didn't make them too passive.
They shone the lights towards the hiding places of the gunmen in the town and started shooting.
The three agile dogs approached the criminals without being detected. When one of the four criminals was reloading, Buster seized the opportunity and lunged to attack.
It was like a sudden gust of wind as Buster bit into the wrist of the criminal, causing him to scream in pain and drop his automatic rifle to the ground. Buster let go, leapt up, and bit towards the criminal's throat, making him panic and raise his hands to fend off Buster's sharp teeth.
Buster bravely attacked, pushing the criminal to the ground. It went berserk, tearing into the criminal's arms, leaving him helpless and in pain.
Another criminal, seeing his comrade being attacked by a dog, turned and aimed his gun at Buster.
Benji rushed forward, slamming into him and knocking the criminal to the ground.
The gun fell from his hand right next to him.
Benji, having knocked the criminal down, bit into the man's leg, dragging him away from the firearm.
The criminal struggled to grab his automatic rifle, but Benji wouldn't allow it.
He gave up and tried to reach for the short gun on his thigh to shoot Benji.
Benji noticed the action and pounced, wildly biting into the man's hand, preventing him from grabbing the short gun.
The remaining two criminals saw their comrades being rendered ineffective and lying on the ground.
They wanted to come to their aid but were suppressed by Kenneth and the townspeople.
The lights on their guns allowed the criminals to observe the situation but also exposed their positions.
Kenneth and the others, with this advantage, identified the shooting direction.
Losing the firepower of the two criminals, the remaining two didn't have enough strength to suppress Kenneth and the others.
Tony, without anyone noticing, had picked up a paving stone from the square, measuring 50 cm x 50 cm x 8 cm, made of stone. It was a pavement tile in the square area.
From a dark corner, Tony made a twisting motion, using the momentum to throw the stone like the motion of a weightlifter.
The stone rotated in the air and flew towards one of the criminals standing behind the door of a car firing towards Kenneth.
"Ouch..."
The stone hit the car door hard, causing it to swing violently backward.
The criminal standing behind was pushed back.
He fell to the ground, and the gun in his hand, with the light attached, illuminated his figure in front of everyone.
Seeing this, Kenneth seized the opportunity, aimed accurately, and shot.
The criminal staggered to get up, intending to grab his gun and hide.
Before he could grab the gun, the sound of gunfire rang out again, and the criminal fell backward.
Kenneth had fired a precise shot, hitting the criminal's right shoulder and seriously injuring him.
The last criminal among the four, terrified, turned and ran towards the police station.
As he tried to enter, Bear, who had been lurking without making any moves, suddenly lunged forward, pouncing on the man and smashing his head into the ground.
The impact was so strong that it left the criminal unconscious on the ground.
Realizing the situation, Kenneth led the others to quickly move in, surrounding the criminals who were tightly encircling the police station.
After subduing all four criminals, Kenneth took out his phone and called Henry inside the station.
At this moment, Henry was hiding behind a desk to avoid gunfire.
When he saw his brother calling, he quickly answered the phone.