With a calm expression, Lee Man-bun took all the documents out of the envelope and studied them carefully. The more he read, the more shocked he became.
As a long-established, top-tier triad on Hong Kong Island, Wo Sing Wo received a great deal of attention from Lee Man-bun's O Division.
Gathering evidence of Wo Sing Wo's crimes was clearly part of Lee Man-bun's daily work.
Unfortunately, even all the intelligence collected throughout O Division combined was nowhere near enough to eradicate Wo Sing Wo completely.
Among the Leaders of Wo Sing Wo's various branches, some smuggled goods, while others trafficked drugs.
How could O Division possibly be unaware of this?
They simply could not find the crucial evidence.
Take Big D of Tsuen Wan, for instance. The establishments under him could now practically be called Hong Kong Island's largest drug distribution zone.
Whenever the Police Force moved in, they were guaranteed a substantial haul.
Yet despite his arrogant, overbearing appearance, Big D was extremely cautious in everything he did.
Even though Big D himself managed those establishments behind the scenes, he had severed every clear connection between himself and the addict-dealers who divided up the drugs inside.
The Anti-Triad Unit in South of the Border, the Anti-Narcotics Squad at Tai Kwun, and even Lee Man-bun's O Division.
They had all raided Big D's establishments plenty of times.
But in the end, all they ever caught were a few small-time dealers and the male and female addicts who came to buy drugs.
Even if they shut down Big D's establishments, he could simply replace the people, move somewhere else, and carry on selling drugs.
Heroin and Ecstasy were Big D's main sources of income.
As for those establishments, even shutting down every last one would not seriously hurt him.
Gathering evidence