Inside the Sai Kung Marine Police base in East Kowloon, the capable officers of the Police Force's National Security Department Intelligence Group had set up a temporary L Arms Case Operations Command Centre.
In Kong Chi Lap's operational plan, he intended to wipe out the main forces of the arms broker Doctor Luo at KCS's Rising Sun Shipyard.
Since the operation required the Marine Police and Flying Tigers to deploy forces at sea, the Sai Kung Marine Police base was undoubtedly the most suitable command centre.
At that moment, several members of the Police Force core management stood in uniform before the command system's large screen.
As the principal officer in charge of the operation, Kong Chi Lap naturally stood at the forefront.
The Crossed Batons and Bauhinia on his shoulders gleamed in the light from the screen.
To Kong Chi Lap's left stood the Commander-in-Chief of the Marine Police District, Police Force Assistant Commissioner Cheuk King-chuen.
In terms of the Police Force's structure, the Marine Police District was on the same level as the other Five Mainland Land Regions.
But its subordinate districts were undoubtedly somewhat lower in standing than their land-based counterparts.
The highest rank held by the commanders of these Marine Police districts was Senior Superintendent.
With a senior officer from Tai Kwun coming down to the front line to plan and command an operation, the Marine Police District naturally had to send someone of sufficient standing to accompany him.
In terms of status, the only senior Marine Police officer qualified to accompany the National Security Department's Sergeant Kwong was Cheuk King-chuen, the Marine Police District's Commander-in-Chief.
To Kong Chi Lap's right stood a group of senior officers from the East Kowloon Police District.
At their head was the current East Kowloon Commander-in-Chief, Pang Yan Kin, who