If that man Tsang wanted to throw his seniority around, he first needed the standing to do so.
"Ah Keung, check his identity card and passport."
Having no goodwill toward him, Zhou Quan could not be bothered to give Tsang another look. He gave Lau Bo-keung his orders directly.
"If there's a problem, take him straight back to Tai Kwun."
After all, the man had once belonged to the Police Force.
If there really was a problem with him, Zhou Quan would only take him back to Tai Kwun in custody, rather than hand him straight over to the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
"Passport! Identity card!"
Lau Bo-keung immediately stepped forward, fixing Tsang with a sharp stare.
"Young man, I'm also an old friend of Sir Niu from your O Division. Shall I give him a call?"
A trace of embarrassment crossed Chief Inspector Tsang's face, and a hint of a threat crept into his voice.
He was not from Hong Kong Island, after all, and he had spent most of these years living a secluded life in Taiwan.
Had an old friend not been celebrating today, he would never have come to Hong Kong Island.
Even Luo Tuo and the others did not know much about Zhou Quan, let alone him, who had left Hong Kong Island twenty years ago.
Most importantly, in Tsang's eyes, Zhou Quan looked far too young.
At most, he would be an Assistant Superintendent, or a Chief Superintendent at the very highest.
A Commissioned Rank officer in the Police Force? The thought had never even crossed his mind.
The Sir Niu he mentioned was a Superintendent in O Division.
As Chief Inspector Tsang saw it, invoking Sir Niu's name would be more than enough to cow the young man before him.
As for why