Zhou Quan had always been a man of his word. Since he had promised to let Yuan Ho-yun's Kowloon City Anti-Triad Unit take part in the operation, he would never go back on it.
On the day of the operation, five minutes before the end of the shift at the police station, Zhou Quan called Yuan Ho-yun to tell him he would need to work overtime that night.
Even a low-level thug working under Yuan Ho-yun could find out that Johnny Wang was planning to kill Guan Shanhai and steal his goods.
How could Zhou Quan, who had already begun making arrangements and watching both sides, have failed to notice?
Besides, as soon as Yuan Ho-yun received the tip, he reported it to Zhou Quan.
Perhaps the tongue-lashing Zhou Quan had given Yuan Ho-yun at Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station that day had knocked some sense into him.
In any case, Zhou Quan was very pleased with Yuan Ho-yun's grasp of the bigger picture this time.
After collating intelligence from multiple sources, Zhou Quan determined that tonight would be the perfect opportunity to close the net on the two major arms syndicates.
Just as Zhou Quan had anticipated, at close to nine that evening,
Ling Jing, who was responsible for keeping watch over Kong Long and standing ready to support him at any moment, sent Zhou Quan a message.
The signal Kong Long was carrying had vanished completely.
At the same time, Lau Bo-keung, who had been assigned to watch Johnny Wang's movements, reported that Johnny Wang had started taking his men toward East Tsim Sha Tsui.
The teams led by Ling Jing and Lau Bo-keung had already begun secretly following Kong Long and Johnny Wang respectively.
Clearly, Johnny Wang's target that night was the Lung Tai Fung shipping warehouse