Zhou Quan's orders were crisp and decisive, but Chow Sing Sing acted even faster.
He had already made urgent arrangements for much of the work before contacting his boss.
While Zhou Quan was driving from home to the Police Force Headquarters, a squad from T Group, also on duty, had already arrived outside Central Police Station.
Yeung Kam Wing, whom Zhou Quan valued highly, led the team, followed by several T Group elites with calm expressions and perfectly coordinated movements.
The Quick-Draw Holsters at their waists all held Glock pistols with rounds chambered but their safeties on.
Chow Sing Sing was the deputy head of the National Security Department, as well as its acting duty commander.
He had sufficient authority to deploy National Security Department personnel and require every department in the Police Force to cooperate.
Looking at Central Police Station before him, still faintly reeking of smoke, with police officers and firefighters coming and going, Yeung Kam Wing could not help a trace of mixed feelings surfacing in his eyes.
Since his boss had transferred him onto his staff, he had visited Central Police Station only three times.
Yet every visit had been prompted by a problem at Central Police Station.
More importantly, those problems had grown more serious each time.
The first time, he had merely accompanied his boss to deal with a Senior Inspector.
This time, he was personally leading a team to take a Police Force Superintendent in for questioning.
Slowly settling the turmoil within him, Yeung Kam Wing strode straight into Central Police Station with his head held high.
He was no longer unfamiliar with the Major Crimes Unit's Office Area in this building.
Hurrying upstairs, Yeung Kam Wing ran into a somewhat familiar colleague.
It was Superintendent Lee Chi-pan of the Hong Kong Island