Compared with Wong Bing Yiu's chance at promotion, recommending Law Kai for the Inspector Selection Process was hardly worth mentioning.
Zhou Quan had only briefly brought it up before Wong Bing Yiu nodded his agreement.
Even if he failed to rise to Assistant Commissioner, he was still a Police Force heavyweight in charge of a district.
Finding a few Superintendents at Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station to nominate Law Kai would be enough to give him a chance to sit the Probationary Inspector assessment.
As for whether Law Kai could actually pass the Promotion Examination, that was beyond Zhou Quan's control.
He needed the ability to back it up. Everything depended on Law Kai's own capabilities.
In any case, Zhou Quan had delivered the opportunity he had promised.
As for what came afterward, aside from bringing his men to Law Kai's welcome party, Zhou Quan no longer concerned himself with any of it.
He focused all his attention on the gangs within his jurisdiction.
With his uncle's possible promotion at a critical stage, Zhou Quan would not allow any problems to arise in Yau Tsim District.
The leaders of every gang, large or small, with branches in Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui were all invited to have a cup of tea with Zhou Quan.
He laid down the warning first: anyone who dared cause Sergeant Zhou trouble at this critical time could not blame him for wiping out their entire branch.
Wong Po and the Nai Family served as cautionary examples for those gang leaders.
It was worth mentioning that the Nai Family's complete collapse had not had much impact on the situation in Tsim Sha Tsui.
The Nai Family were drug traffickers, not a traditional gang.
Although the Nai Family's various factions all kept groups of Gou