Zhou Quan had been to Central Police Station once before.
By a remarkable coincidence, he had dealt with an officer guilty of dereliction of duty that time too, and that officer had also belonged to the Major Crimes Unit.
Had Lau Kit-fai not purged the Police Force earlier, Zhou Quan might have suspected that the entire Central District Major Crimes Unit had problems starting at the top.
On the ground floor of Central Police Station, Zhou Quan, accompanied by Kwan Man Chin and Chung Kam-ming, met up with Lau Bo-keung and the Administration Group personnel he had brought.
At that moment, besides Zhou Quan and his men, along with the officers on lobby duty at Central Police Station,
there were also several senior officers from Central Police Station wearing white shirts, with Bauhinia insignia on their shoulders.
The highest-ranking officer among them wore a Bauhinia and two Four-pointed Stars, just like Zhou Quan.
He was none other than Chief Lam, the Central District Commander under Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters: Police Force Senior Superintendent Lam Yin.
He was somewhat thin, with rimless glasses perched on his nose, and looked refined and scholarly.
When officers from the Security Department's Administration Group came to a subordinate Police District on official business, its commanding officer naturally could not afford to neglect them.
Especially after learning that Sir Kwan, the Head of the Security Department, was also coming, Lam Yin immediately put aside his work and came downstairs in person to await and welcome him.
Zhou Quan and Lam Yin might have held exactly the same police rank,
but the significance of the Security Department was beyond comparison with other departments.
Under normal circumstances, a district commander holding the rank of Senior Superintendent carried more weight than the Senior Superintendent heads of many departments