The London police headquarters is located on the Thames in London. This is a tall building with a gray spire. Surrounded by green grass, the fountain in front of the building splashed, the sun gave off colorful light, and the children played on the lawn. This is a very beautiful and peaceful picture. However, in the center of this beautiful picture, in the basement of that tall building, there is a world completely different from this picture, a world full of blood, crime, murder and cruelty. This is the world-famous British Police Headquarters Museum, also known as London Scotland Yard Museum.

This museum was built in 1879. At that time, an official in London was ordered to collect tools for thugs, highwaymen and other gangsters to commit crimes. Over time, he collected a lot of such things, and these tools became more and more complex and diverse because of the increasingly cunning criminal methods. There are all kinds of wrenches, chisels, hooks and even all kinds of drills, explosives and so on. The police headquarters attaches great importance to the things collected by this official, because these things can identify the criminal's modus operandi and help the police solve the case. So this museum was born.

If someone doesn't believe that the British are creating the most sensational detective story in the world, and they are also creating the most sensational case in real life, then you will be convinced if you look here. This museum is a masterpiece of all kinds of crimes, and it can be called chinese odyssey. An indirect exhibition room, rows of bookshelves, filled with all kinds of physical evidence, it is these things that make the most cunning gangsters escape the law.

Here is the vial used by the poisoner; There are tools used by counterfeiters; There are also equipment used by robbers and thieves; There is also a briefcase with a poisonous sharp knife in it; These things are classified and registered, becoming the most complete encyclopedia of criminal activities. Scotland Yard admits that the exhibits in this museum are creepy, but they think that the preservation of these exhibits is both historical and educational.

The logo of London police headquarters