The Police Force had a complicated organizational structure, with quite a few departments sharing the same name, such as the Internal Investigations Branch.
Not only did Zhou Quan have this department under his command, but one also existed within the Monitoring Department under the Tai Kwun Regulatory Office.
Even every Police District and District below them had its own Internal Investigations Branch.
Apart from the National Security Department's Internal Investigations Branch, which operated independently, all the other Internal Investigations Branches could essentially be said to fall under the Regulatory Department's administration.
However, the Internal Investigations Branches stationed in the Police Districts and Districts were also subject to those Police Districts' and Districts' command.
A serious case involving the fatal shooting of a police officer had occurred within the Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters' jurisdiction, and the suspect was a Chief Inspector in the Police Force.
Faced with such an unexpected situation, even though Kwan Man Chin and the Internal Investigations Branch had not directly intervened in the case,
they would certainly have paid particular attention to it. That was part of their duties in the Internal Investigations Branch.
As the departmental commander responsible specifically for internal oversight of the Police Force within the National Security Department, Kwan Man Chin had no difficulty whatsoever looking into Zhuo Wenwei's situation.
He had already established the basic facts of the case during the day. Zhuo Wenwei was merely a scapegoat pushed forward through the scheming of the mastermind behind it.
Kwan Man Chin had originally thought the Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters would soon clear Zhuo Wenwei's name, then focus on investigating the real case behind Cheung Wing-ka's murder: insiders within the Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters defrauding the Police Force Welfare Fund.
That case was also to be the next priority for