Yesterday morning, the police's West Kowloon Anti-Triad Department struck swiftly, launching an arrest operation at the Furui Building in Mong Kok.
According to sources, the target was a female drug lord notorious in the international drug market, nicknamed the Asian Ice Queen.
This anti-drug operation was personally commanded and coordinated by Chief Inspector Zhou Quan of the West Kowloon Anti-Triad Department.
Not only did it successfully apprehend the Asian Ice Queen, but it also launched a subsequent joint operation involving multiple departments across three districts, rounding up every one of her accomplices.
Through in-depth investigation, our reporter learned that, through this operation, the West Kowloon Anti-Triad Department
ultimately seized US$250 million worth of a new type of crystal meth, along with over HK$10 million in drug money.
The sheer scale of this drug case made it the largest major drug case since Hong Kong Island opened as a port, completely shattering the police's previous drug-case records.
During the investigation, mercenaries armed with heavy weapons had even entered illegally.
Fortunately, Chief Inspector Zhou Quan's meticulous planning ensured that every criminal was caught.
Our reporter will continue investigating to bring you further details.
It had to be said that, no matter the time or place,
the news media always reacted to current events with the greatest speed and sensitivity.
Only yesterday, Zhou Quan had finished dealing with the cases involving the Asian Ice Queen and =, as well as the Navy SEALs.
Yet this morning, a very detailed press report had already appeared in the papers.
Setting down the newspaper in his hands, Zhou Quan's lips curved into a playful smile.
The illustrious Navy SEALs of America had now been reduced to a mere description as illegal mercenaries.
*Tsk, tsk, tsk. Those foreigners and black guys really did die an ignominious death.