Kwan Man Chin's arrival was only a brief interlude.
He knew Zhou Quan had taken up his new post today and surely had plenty of matters to handle.
So after sitting in Zhou Quan's office for a few minutes, he took his leave without imposing on him any further.
His purpose in coming was simple: to welcome his good friend to his new post.
After seeing Kwan Man Chin off, Zhou Quan officially began his tenure commanding all of West Kowloon's anti-triad departments.
For Zhou Quan, the most pressing task was not cracking down on criminal forces within West Kowloon.
Getting a clear picture of the personnel under his command was his most important task at present.
Beyond the members of the Regional Headquarters Anti-Triad Unit, Zhou Quan also needed to familiarize himself with the anti-triad units in the three districts under his jurisdiction.
Starting with the file obtained from the Internal Affairs Department, he requested all the files on West Kowloon's anti-triad departments in succession.
Through the brief meeting earlier and the files in his hands, Zhou Quan gradually gained a general understanding of every member of the Regional Headquarters Anti-Triad Unit.
There was little to say about the Yau Tsim District Anti-Triad Unit. They were his former subordinates, and he naturally knew them extremely well.
As for the Mong Kok District Anti-Triad Unit, Zhou Quan had already met its two commanders, Wong Chak-chi and Liu Chi-chung, at Be Proud Restaurant.
As for hard-boiled detective Yuan Ho-yun of the Kowloon District Anti-Triad Unit, Zhou Quan had personally commanded him in the operation to dismantle the arms trafficking syndicate.
The other commander was the only one Zhou Quan was not particularly familiar with.
Yuan Ho-yun's partner had died in the line of duty during the shootout at Yunlai Teahouse.
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