With Tsang Heung-wing, the Commander of Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters, directly involved, Chong Ka-ho's situation could naturally reach a satisfactory resolution.
Once he received advanced treatment and made a full recovery, he could return to serve in the Police Force.
When that time came, Zhou Quan would conduct an assessment of Chong Ka-ho.
If Chong Ka-ho's physical condition allowed him to continue serving on the front lines of the Police Force, Zhou Quan would let him work alongside Ching Tung and the others again.
But if Chong Ka-ho could no longer bear the heavy pressure of police duties, he would still find Chong Ka-ho a position in the Administration Group.
In short, Sir Kwan would never let the brothers under his command who had bled and sacrificed for him suffer any unfair treatment.
As for Chong Ka-ho's subsequent affairs, the Security Department only needed to keep an eye on them.
Cracking down hard on the two underground banks responsible for Chong Ka-ho's disabling injuries, and dealing severely with the derelict Chief Inspector in the Central District Major Crimes Unit, were the tasks the Security Department needed to carry out now.
Of course, neither matter required Zhou Quan's personal supervision.
Any one of the commanders in the Action Group or Administration Group could handle them perfectly.
They did not even require Chow Sing Sing's or Kwan Man Chin's attention. He Wenzhan and Lau Bo-keung each handling their respective duties would be enough.
However, plans could not keep pace with change.
After Zhou Quan brought his men back to the Security Department at the Police Force's Tai Kwun, an unexpected visitor disrupted his operational deployment.
He had just stepped out of the elevator and was about to return to his office when Kung Ka-pui from the Administration Group came straight up