Before Zhou Quan, Song An, and the other senior officials, the large screen in the command center was divided into two sections.
On the left was a press release; on the right was a digitally disguised video.
The press release was blunt and straightforward, chiefly condemning Zhou Quan, Deputy Commissioner of the Hong Kong Island Police Force, for disregarding the safety of Hong Kong Island's residents for the sake of a political assignment.
Once such a revelation reached the media, it would certainly affect Zhou Quan's credibility.
Siu Chi Yan's sinister intentions were plain to see. Since he lacked the power to force Zhou Quan to change his decision, he had simply resorted to an underhanded move.
Once Hong Kong Island's news media learned of the DC-8 incident, they would undoubtedly descend like vultures catching the scent of rotting flesh.
The Hong Kong Government's procedures for handling the DC-8 would be magnified endlessly under the spotlight.
Even if Zhou Quan's handling of the matter-or rather, the Hong Kong Government and Mainland China-had a deeper plan.
The ordinary citizens at the grassroots level clearly would not accept that.
They did not know that the DC-8 was actually nonexistent. All they knew was that they would face the terrifying danger of a nuclear crisis.
Once public opinion exploded, even if the Hong Kong Government and Mainland China did not take any direct action against Zhou Quan, they would very likely reconsider handing over the DC-8.
When that happened, Siu Chi Yan's next operation would undoubtedly become much easier.
However, now that the Intelligence Group's professional officers had intercepted this press release, they naturally could not allow it to reach the public media.
That alone gave the Police Force grounds to detain Siu Chi Yan for framing and maliciously attacking an important Hong