The publicity department at Police Force headquarters in Tai Kwun moved quickly, even with Victoria Harbour separating them.
They arrived at the scene only a dozen or so minutes after West Kowloon's Forensic Science Division.
Those who came included not only Police Force publicity staff and members of the major media outlets who had caught wind of the news.
There were also officers from Tai Kwun's Narcotics Investigation Division, personally led by an Anti-Narcotics Squad commander wearing three Bath Stars on his shoulders.
With a drug factory and warehouse busted, the Narcotics Investigation Division was bound to come and join the action.
So although neither Zhou Quan nor Wong Bing Yiu had notified the Narcotics Investigation Division, the department still came as soon as it heard.
The arrival of the Anti-Narcotics Squad came as no surprise to Zhou Quan, Kwan Man Chin, or Chow Sing Sing, the three commanders at the scene.
After all, this fell within their duties. Indifference on their part would have been abnormal.
Of course, understanding was one thing. If the Anti-Narcotics Squad wanted to steal the credit, that would be another matter entirely.
Fortunately, the Anti-Narcotics Squad's Chief Inspector knew how to conduct himself. He merely brought his men over to help identify the drugs seized during Zhou Quan's Pig Slaughter Operation.
He stuck to his duties without entertaining any improper ambitions.
In truth, the Anti-Narcotics Squad's Chief Inspector felt rather helpless. Had this been any other drug-related operation, he would have insisted on getting involved.
It was a drug case led by a district Anti-Triad Unit, and the operation commander was merely an Inspector.
As a Chief Inspector from the Narcotics Investigation Division, how could he possibly arrive without competing for a share of the spoils?
After all, although Chief Inspectors still belonged to