Under Chow Sing Sing's leadership, the investigation into Lam Yiu-cheung and Wo On Lok got into full swing.
As long as the foreign forces behind Lam Yiu-cheung stayed out of it, Lam alone was not enough to warrant Zhou Quan's personal involvement.
So what if he was the leader of Sun Luen Shing, Wo On Lok's largest faction, and held the Dragon Head's seat over all of Wo On Lok?
In Sir Kwan's eyes, he was still just a small-time thug.
It had to be said that Chow Sing Sing's methods were extremely seasoned.
Working behind the scenes, he used his connections to crack down on all of Wo On Lok's business premises across Hong Kong.
Any business involved with the triads was shut down without mercy.
Even Wo On Lok's legitimate establishments were ordered to suspend operations for rectification.
With a Security Department superintendent taking action, how could Lam Yiu-cheung possibly have left no openings at all, however thoroughly he had cleaned up his businesses?
After all, Zhou Quan had planted an informant firmly at Lam Yiu-cheung's side.
Most importantly, all the contacts Chow Sing Sing reached out to belonged to the network Zhou Quan had built over the years.
They all shared one very distinctive trait. They might not have been paragons of integrity, but they had absolutely no ties to the foreigners.
This created a situation where Lam Yiu-cheung knew someone was targeting Wo On Lok, yet had no idea who was behind it.
After all, Richard, the foreign Senior Superintendent in the Monitoring Department backing him, had no authority whatsoever to access the details of the Security Department's operations.
Even the forces behind Richard could guess that senior Police Force officers were targeting Lam Yiu-cheung and Wo On Lok.
But they had never imagined that the