Three days passed in the blink of an eye.
Although Zhou Quan was not qualified to take part in the subsequent proceedings involving the two Foreigners, he had certainly not been idle.
There were two matters: an internal investigation covering the entire Police Force, and rewards for meritorious service.
The first fell under the authority of Lau Kit-fai, head of the Administration Group.
Zhou Quan did not overstep his bounds. He merely paid it a little attention.
For instance, the arrogant and overbearing Kwan Big Gang of the Central District Major Crimes Unit had now been formally dismissed from the Police Force by an order issued by the Security Department.
Sir Lau Kit-fai had very little operational experience, but he was unquestionably a rare talent when it came to internal management.
In just three days, Lau Kit-fai had dug up everything there was to know about Kwan Big Gang.
The Security Department's Administration Group investigated and cleared him of suspicion of leaking the Central District Major Crimes Unit's prisoner transport route.
There was likewise nothing unusual about either the foreign Superintendent above him or the operational officers under him.
From this, they could conclude that the leak had most likely originated with Interpol.
Once this intelligence had been passed to Interpol's Asia-Pacific Division, the rest was no longer the Police Force's concern.
Of course, that did not mean the Security Department's Administration Group had finished its work.
Quite the contrary: Lau Kit-fai and the Administration Group grew even busier, investigating the hidden operatives left behind after the Political Department's dissolution.
Senior Inspector Kwan Yuet-sing had been exposed during that process.
He had once belonged to the Political Department, and that was where he had developed his arrogant, overbearing manner.
After all, Political Department officers had enjoyed superior status within the