His old partner Lau Kit-fai had quietly entered the Police Force core management.
This came as something of a surprise to Zhou Quan, though it also stood to reason.
After all, Lau Kit-fai was no rootless drifter. He, too, was one of the trusted men whom Hong Kong Island's higher authorities were focused on supporting and grooming.
Especially after his boss Lok Ming-wah left the Police Force for the Security Bureau, Lau Kit-fai had inherited Lok Ming-wah's influence in full.
Naturally, that included the attention of Hong Kong Island's higher authorities.
Lau Kit-fai's entry into the Police Force core management was definitely a development Zhou Quan needed to take seriously.
According to the information Zhou Quan possessed, Lau Kit-fai would have a smooth rise to the position of Police Force Number One.
His main achievement would be the Police Force's excellent financial accounts after he entered its core management.
His current appointment as head of the Finance Department clearly lined up with Sir Lau Kit-fai's future!
As for Hon Hau-chung, another new member of the Police Force core management, Zhou Quan was no stranger to him either.
The man was a subordinate of his uncle Lee Man-bun, and in the future, he would openly take Lee Man-bun's side.
However, above Lee Man-bun and Hon Hau-chung stood Choi Yuen-kei, a more senior figure with a higher rank and greater experience.
Of course, given the current situation, Choi Yuen-kei clearly could no longer become Lee Man-bun's boss.
Zhou Quan's arrival had already changed many things.
At the very least, Choi Yuen-kei and Lee Man-bun were now both Senior Assistant Commissioners.
And as the newly appointed head of the Operations Department, Lee Man-bun would have a better chance of becoming a Police Force Deputy Commissioner in the future.
Choi Yuen-kei's hopes of getting