After laying out Chan Wing Yan's undercover requirements, Zhou Quan naturally had to consider how to keep him alive.
Sergeant Zhou was not Wong Chi Shing, who sent undercover officers out and then left them to fend for themselves, knowing only how to exploit them.
Sergeant Zhou had always treated his own people generously.
"When I get back to the station later, I'll prepare a pardon order for you."
Patting Chan Wing Yan on the shoulder, Zhou Quan said with a kindly smile, "Any minor trouble you get into while undercover will be cleared once you return to the Police Force. The Department of Justice won't leave you with a criminal record."
At this point, Zhou Quan paused briefly.
He fixed Chan Wing Yan with an utterly solemn gaze and cautioned in a low voice, "Of course, that only applies to minor offenses."
"Serious crimes involving drugs or human lives are a red line you absolutely cannot cross."
"Only when you're fully activated will I prepare a higher-level pardon order for you."
Undercover Police Officers could not truly obey every law while carrying out their assignments.
Otherwise, the criminals would spot something wrong with the Undercover Police Officers at a glance.
A pardon order protecting an Undercover Police Officer from prosecution and trial was therefore very necessary.
However, applying for one was extremely troublesome. It required not only approval from the Police Force's senior leadership, but also the signature of the Department of Justice's Director of Public Prosecutions.
Many Undercover Police Officers did not actually have this document in their files.
At the very least, Wong Chi Shing had never applied for one for Chan Wing Yan, or Chan Wing Yan would not have ended up with a criminal record.
"Thank you, sir! Sorry for the trouble!"
Hearing his new