The footage of Cheng Feng choosing to surrender appeared clearly on the projection screen in the Security Department's command room, transmitted through Sumitomo Bank's Surveillance System.
At that point, Zhou Quan had little interest in watching any further.
Since this operation was code-named Catching Turtles in a Jar, once the turtles were inside the jar, they naturally had no means of resisting.
The choice made by Cheng Feng and the other robbers in Turtle No. 1's Armoured Cash Van was hardly surprising. On the contrary, it was perfectly normal and reasonable.
They were now trapped between a rock and a hard place. Faced with the Security Department's heavily armed elite officers, ready and waiting, stubborn resistance would only get them killed.
Under these circumstances, surrender was their wisest choice.
As for the remaining Turtle No. 2 Armoured Cash Van, Chow Sing Sing had his men waiting in a trap inside, while Lok Kai-cheung led a team to surround it outside.
Even if a firefight broke out, the robbers inside Turtle No. 2's Armoured Cash Van could not cause any real trouble.
Had this merely been a bank robbery, it would not have required the attention of someone at Zhou Quan's level.
Even if the Security Department took over the case, the four superintendent-level officers under his command had more than enough authority and standing to handle it themselves.
However, TNS's anti-theft system had far-reaching implications, affecting more than a thousand banks and gold shops across Hong Kong Island.
Besides, that foreigner Chan Lap Ming had been very cooperative with Zhou Quan's work earlier, which was why Zhou Quan had personally overseen this operation.
Now that the outcome of the entire operation was all but settled, Zhou Quan naturally would not continue wasting his time here.
He not only had his