Lam Wai Lok had spilled virtually every last detail of the criminal records of Wo Sing Wo's various Leaders.
Once Lam Wai Lok put all the evidence in writing, Zhou Quan could follow the trail and launch precise strikes against Wo Sing Wo, one of Hong Kong Island's long-established top societies.
Unfortunately, the main credit for this operation was destined not to go to Zhou Quan.
Wo Sing Wo's influence extended across almost all of Hong Kong Island. With Zhou Quan's current authority, it was difficult for him to reach areas beyond West Kowloon.
The coming operation would not be a one-off affair like the earlier crackdown on the Asian Ice Queen.
It involved many of Wo Sing Wo's important branches, and colleagues in the Anti-Triad Units of other police districts could not possibly let Zhou Quan take all the glory again.
Otherwise, where would that leave the dignity of their district Anti-Triad Units?
Even if Zhou Quan wanted to take the lead in launching a joint operation across police districts,
the Anti-Triad Departments in the other districts would never surrender control.
After all, anti-triad work and major crimes were among the most fundamental responsibilities of every police district.
If work in both areas were placed entirely under Zhou Quan's command,
what need would there be for the other police districts to exist? They might as well all become subordinate districts of West Kowloon District.
Besides, people who took more than their share were never popular.
Making as many friends and as few enemies as possible was what would help Zhou Quan's future advancement.
Therefore, in the coming crackdown on Wo Sing Wo, Zhou Quan could only focus on his own jurisdiction.
Yet Wo Sing Wo's Leader in West Kowloon happened to be Lam Wai Lok, who had just handed