Wong Man-bun, male, thirty-two, held bachelor's degrees in economics and law from CUHK and was a Commissioned Rank Superintendent in the Police Force.
Within Tai Kwun, the nerve center of the Police Force, someone of his rank was no major figure.
But he headed the Commercial Crime Bureau, and the significance of that position was far from ordinary.
After all, the Commercial Crime Bureau was a department with its own nameplate within Police Force headquarters at Tai Kwun.
Under the Police Force's normal establishment, the head of such a department would generally be a Senior Superintendent.
Although the Commercial Crime Bureau did not currently carry much weight, it was certain to be upgraded as the times developed.
After all, the more developed the world economy became, the more serious and rampant commercial crime would become. The Police Force could not keep neglecting this area forever.
Therefore, as long as Wong Man-bun made no mistakes, he could rise through the ranks as the Commercial Crime Bureau was gradually upgraded and enter Police Force Management.
Even now, a thirty-two-year-old Commissioned Rank Superintendent was unquestionably someone with limitless prospects.
Although Wong Man-bun could not compare with the achievements of Zhou Quan and the men under him, he still qualified as a rising star of the Police Force.
Among the Police Force's lower ranks, Inspectors in their thirties were commonplace, let alone a Commissioned Rank Superintendent.
Yet this very man had gone astray, greedy for money, addicted to gambling, and lustful.
The National Security Department launched Z Storm Operations on Friday. That very evening, Wong Man-bun crossed the sea to Macau, where he indulged himself without restraint for two full days.
Only on Monday morning, before work, did he take a ferry out of Macau and return to Hong Kong Island.
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