The reason why I said all the police officers who issued the non-prosecution disposition at that police station committed suicide

Someone informed me that all the police officers who issued the non-prosecution disposition at that police station were arrested and all committed suicide.
(However, the officer who told me this might actually die. If I say something like "the officer dies if they speak up to make an excuse," honestly, a monk with a clear conscience should just make a declaration of conscience.)
If that's the case, it means that child's intuition has been correct all this time.
I came to the police station and thought, "Ah... this is strange... it feels like this woman has been in on this from the start... and the police officers are strange too..."
Why is the police officer trembling during the investigation? Why do they start getting flustered halfway through the investigation and make these huge sounds of panic like "Ugh~~~~~~"? They must be feeling a lot of guilt.
Well, perhaps a police officer from a different station spoke the truth.
In fact, who else would have felt this way? "They act so righteous, but they were like this to me..."
This was exactly how I felt while being investigated by the officers at that police station. In reality, those officers had already done those things and were just constantly nitpicking the results.
I probably said to that officer, "Did you try to forcefully summon and catch a kid who had no intention of doing that? You turned a kid into a criminal just to make an arrest. Is there ever a case where a police officer creates a criminal just to catch them?"
If the blood alcohol content is 0.132, there's no denying it, right? So, instead of feeling like I should reflect on my actions and not cause accidents again, I felt a sense of doubt, pettiness, and something else. Have you ever seen a police officer get flustered during an investigation? I told them, "You're finished today," and then this happened.