To Zhou Quan as he was now, those criminals were nothing more than small fry.
Had they not been involved in the death of one of his own men, Zhou Quan would not have paid them much attention at all.
Only Ji Bingxiong, the king of thieves with a Police Force bounty on his head and a renowned figure among the new generation of Hong Kong-Guangdong Guerrillas, truly warranted his attention.
Unfortunately, Ji Bingxiong lived up to his reputation as the most cautious of the Police Force's priority wanted targets.
Zhou Quan had drawn on both the underworld and the authorities, yet still could not find the slightest trace of him.
Ever since Lam Wai Lok had reported the news about Ji Bingxiong, he seemed to have vanished into thin air in Hong Kong Island.
Compared with the crafty Ji Bingxiong, those other criminals were much easier to deal with.
A week after obtaining enough guns and ammunition, they could no longer restrain their greed.
All the criminals gathered at Sihai Villa near Kowloon Park, preparing to target the gold shops and jewellery stores in nearby Tsim Sha Tsui.
Despite being called a villa, it was really cheap rental accommodation with partitioned rooms.
Thanks to comprehensive intelligence support, all these criminals' movements were being tracked by the Paparazzi.
The Paparazzi's assignment this time was simply to watch from a distance and confirm that all the criminals had gathered together.
Even when the criminals scouted their targets beforehand, the Paparazzi made no move whatsoever.
As a result, the criminals never noticed the Paparazzi's surveillance at all.
On the very day their gathering at Sihai Villa was confirmed, Chow Sing Sing immediately drew up an Operational Deployment.
The Flying Tigers would breach the door and storm in, with total elimination as the