This sort of thing happens often. Yu Fei and his team frequently go out on missions, and when they use firearms, they usually have to write a report.
The report needs to specify the time, place, and reasons for using the firearms, as well as what model of gun was used, how many bullets were fired, and what consequences resulted. Everything must be reported clearly without any ambiguity.
In addition, the shell casings left behind in the operation must all be collected as evidence, ready for investigation at any time.
Yu Fei and his team are well accustomed to this. While they have strict discipline, due to the special nature of their identity, they do have certain privileges compared to ordinary people.
Being surrounded by such a large group of people, if it weren't for Huo Sining carrying a Browning, there might have been trouble by now. In comparison, firing a few shots and injuring a few troublemakers is nothing.
