"At nine this morning, the police officially withdrew their number two wanted notice."
"Our reporter has learned that this notice targeted Ji Bingxiong, a new-generation king of thieves nicknamed Sha Fuk Chai, with a reward of over one million Hong Kong dollars."
"According to information released by the police Public Relations Department, Ji Bingxiong was apprehended by West Kowloon police in the early hours of September 5 while planning to flee Hong Kong Island."
"The operation was personally led by Superintendent Zhou Quan, badge number 15827, deputy head of the West Kowloon District Operations Department."
"Those participating included Chief Inspector Chow Sing Sing of the West Kowloon Region Anti-Triad Unit and five young Station Sergeants."
"Subsequent investigations by the West Kowloon Operations Department completely dismantled Ji Bingxiong's criminal organization."
"A total of eleven of Ji Bingxiong's associates, including principal offenders and accomplices, were arrested in succession."
"Nearly twenty illegal firearms were seized, and stolen cash and property worth over twenty million dollars were recovered."
"Police stated that Ji Bingxiong and the other offenders would be prosecuted on charges including illegal possession of firearms, robbery, murder, and assaulting Police Officers."
"All those involved will be taken to the High Court to stand trial at the end of this month."
"Our reporters will continue to follow this story."
As the Hong Kong Island news aired, the handsome photograph of Zhou Quan in a pristine white uniform, with crowns on his shoulders and a red chicken rope across his chest, once again appeared before households throughout Hong Kong Island.
Zhou Quan had not participated much in Ji Bingxiong's interrogation or the subsequent pursuit of his associates.
But Zhou Quan had personally orchestrated Ji Bingxiong's capture.
In the recent media coverage, the space devoted to Zhou Quan could be said to rank second only