They safely brought the foreign superintendent Robinson and the four leaders from Sun Yee On and Hung Hing back to the Security Department's detention rooms.
Zhou Quan no longer needed to be heavily involved in what followed.
That foreigner Robinson was dirty, and Chow Sing Sing had already uncovered some irregularities.
After a more thorough investigation, they obtained solid evidence that he had accepted bribes.
They first notified the Police Force's Personnel Department and the foreigners' Governor's Office, arranging for his dismissal and its announcement in the newspapers.
Then he would be sent to court and sentenced as the law prescribed.
As for the person who had bribed Robinson, he too was soon caught in the net.
He was an utterly insignificant Sun Yee On thug who had personally handled everything, from contacting Robinson to delivering the money.
Anyone with eyes could tell that someone else was pulling that thug's strings.
But he stubbornly insisted that he had bribed the foreign superintendent on his own initiative to keep business running smoothly at Dongman Bar.
Bribing police officers was not a particularly serious crime anyway. At most, he would get a few years.
After all, their dealings had involved nothing more than a small bar, with no enormous financial interests at stake.
Even the maximum sentence was only three years in prison.
Hong Kong Island's thugs already regarded prison as further education, and there was money for their families on top of that.
Thus, the thug stuck firmly to his story and took sole responsibility for bribing police officers.
There was little Zhou Quan could do about that.
He could have used hypnosis to make the thug confess.
Or he could have hypnotized Wu Ya and Smiling Tiger directly and made them admit to bribing police officers.
But that would only