The Nai Family of Tsim Sha Tsui was certainly a tough nut to crack, but Zhou Quan believed his teeth were up to the task.
Whether for his future prospects or the convictions in his heart.
He was determined to take down the Nai Family of Tsim Sha Tsui.
Everyone said Nai Kun was a cunning old fox. Zhou Quan intended to face him personally.
As for the current cases involving the Nai Family, they were primarily handled by the West Kowloon Major Crimes Unit squad stationed at Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station.
Under those circumstances, ordinary police officers might find it difficult to get involved.
But was Zhou Quan an ordinary man?
With the backing of the Police Force's Lee Faction, navigating those relationships posed no problem for him.
After all, Yang Zi'an, the current commander of the West Kowloon Major Crimes Unit, had served under his uncle, Lee Man-bun.
Moreover, Zhou Quan had given Yang Zi'an a share of the credit for the earlier China-Hong Kong warehouse shootout between criminals.
The underground bank they subsequently busted by following leads from those four ruthless criminals, along with the cultural relic smuggling case, had left Yang Zi'an owing him a considerable favor.
Although Zhou Quan had no particular ties with the Major Crimes Unit stationed at Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station, there was even some private friction between them.
That was because the commander of Yau Tsim District's Major Crimes B Group was none other than Wong Chi Shing, whom Zhou Quan had embarrassed while studying at the Police Academy.
After taking up his post in the Yau Tsim District Anti-Triad Unit, Zhou Quan had occasionally run into Wong Chi Shing.
The two could be considered casual acquaintances who exchanged nods. On the surface, neither had taken their earlier misunderstanding