In "Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas," the so-called Guangdong was shorthand newly arrived officers used for Yuezhou on the Mainland.
As for Hong Kong, that naturally referred to Hong Kong Island.
The ruthless bandits who roamed between Yuezhou and Hong Kong Island, committing robberies, kidnappings, and other crimes, were the so-called Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas.
Once they struck successfully, they immediately scattered and went into hiding.
They bore some resemblance to the principle of military strategy: be as fierce as fire when attacking.
The first generation of Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas had essentially all been wiped out by the Police Force in cooperation with the Mainland.
Those Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas still running rampant now could be considered a new generation.
Of these, Ye Jihuan, Zhang Ziqiang, and Ji Bingxiong were the most brazen.
In 1991 and 1993, the first two had caused quite a stir in West Kowloon.
At that time, however, Zhou Quan's authority had still been limited to the Anti-Triad Department.
Colleagues from other departments had been responsible for handling those two ruthless bandits.
Now that Ji Bingxiong, one of the new generation of Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas, had entered Hong Kong Island again, he naturally could not have come for sightseeing.
As the fifth-ranking figure at West Kowloon Headquarters, with authority now extending across the entire West Kowloon District Operations Department, how could Sir Kwan allow Ji Bingxiong to continue running rampant?
After ending his call with Lam Wai Lok, Zhou Quan called the West Kowloon Operations Department's duty room directly.
"This is Zhou Quan. Call the Headquarters' Uniform Branch, Major Crimes, and Anti-Triad departments. Anyone with a pip on his shoulder is to return to the Operations Department Conference Room immediately. Everyone!"
After hanging up, Zhou Quan immediately got up, changed his clothes, and headed straight downstairs toward West Kowloon Headquarters.