Inside the Security Department Action Group's interrogation observation room, Zhou Quan and Chow Sing Sing stood side by side before the one-way glass.
Apart from the two senior officers at the heart of the Security Department and the Action Group officer responsible for recording the surveillance footage, Superintendent Kung Ka-pui of the Administration Group was also in the room.
He stood half a step behind the two senior officers, observing the Action Group's interrogation while waiting for instructions from his boss.
On the other side of the wall-sized One-Way Glass were Yeung Kam Wing and Guan Zu, the two young T Group officers, who were interrogating Antelope.
Although Guan Zu had only joined the Police Force a few months earlier, Yeung Kam Wing had served in the Security Department's T Group since his days as a constable.
He had often sat in the observation room, listening to and watching the interrogation methods of the bosses and senior officers above him.
Now, as a Senior Inspector in the Security Department, interrogating a killer like Antelope, a rat in the sewers, was naturally well within his capabilities.
Whether in terms of ability or authority, Yeung Kam Wing was fully qualified to lead Antelope's interrogation.
As the assisting interrogator, Guan Zu was somewhat inexperienced, and his methods for dealing with criminals still lacked polish.
But he was, after all, the Police Force's youngest Probationary Inspector after Zhou Quan. Learning from his senior colleague's interrogation while lending him a hand was no problem.
Police interrogations were much the same, really, consisting of little more than threats and inducements.
Unless an officer possessed special abilities, as Zhou Quan did, the entire interrogation process was essentially no different.
It was merely that each officer brought a distinct personal touch to those threats and inducements.
Moreover, even