Kong Chi Lap, formerly the Deputy Commander of the Police Force's O Division, was now the principal officer in charge of the National Security Department's Operations Security Department.
Hiding his movements and lying low within Hong Kong Island, Mr. Dong naturally would not neglect to gather intelligence on the Police Force's senior officers, especially the key figures in Tai Kwun's various departments.
He was a trusted subordinate personally promoted and supported by Lee Man-bun, the Police Force's current director of operations, and a capable officer valued by Sir Kwan, the most powerful figure in the Police Force today.
Even Yeung Chi-lung was on his radar, let alone Kong Chi Lap.
It was not just those two. He knew something about practically every member of the National Security Department's Action Group management.
This had nothing to do with failures in maintaining secrecy. Rather, the Operations Security Department was the National Security Department's sharp blade against external threats.
As long as they took action, they could not possibly leave no trace at all.
Besides, there was the Hong Kong Government Gazette.
Anyone who paid a little attention could find plenty of useful intelligence on every member of the Police Force ranked Superintendent or above.
Sir Kwan was the toughest hawkish leader in the Police Force, and the officers under him were all ferocious fighters.
Mr. Dong had heard that description long ago.
After all, he and the criminal organization behind him wanted to stir up trouble within Hong Kong Island.
Sir Kwan and the men under him were a mountain they would have to face.
Previously, however, he had only heard about them.
Only today had he truly experienced the hard-line methods of the Police Force's hawkish Zhou Faction.
"Tell me what you want to say, and what I want to hear!"