The trump card Siu Chi Yan thought could threaten the Hong Kong Government was, in fact, entirely nonexistent.
Others might not know the truth about the DC-8, but as the Hong Kong Island coordinator of the secret plan between China, North Korea, and South Korea, how could Zhou Quan not know?
Never mind the sixteen Raw Material Spheres they had stolen from the North Korean ceramics factory-even a hundred and sixty would have been equally useless.
Whether North Korea currently possessed nuclear technology, or was researching it, was another matter.
On that point, Zhou Quan had no reliable source of intelligence.
But he could be certain that the sixteen Raw Material Spheres stolen by the Red Thief Organization were nothing more than ordinary uranium compounds used to color porcelain.
Once he confirmed that Siu Chi Yan had run out of tricks, Zhou Quan plainly had no intention of treating him with any courtesy.
He proceeded with the interrogation without restraint, seeking to root out Siu Chi Yan's last hidden operatives on Hong Kong Island as soon as possible.
After all, the evidence the Police Force already held was more than enough to convict Siu Chi Yan.
Besides, Zhou Quan had no intention of letting Siu Chi Yan stand trial on Hong Kong Island.
As such, Zhou Quan did not care in the slightest whether the statements obtained during the subsequent interrogations were legally admissible.
His only goal was to dismantle the illegal Red Thief Organization completely.
Three days later, the series of operations targeting the transnational criminal organization Red Thief officially entered its final stages.
On the top floor of the Police Headquarters Building, Zhou Quan convened a Tai Kwun Management Meeting with the relevant personnel.
Today's meeting was both a case review on the destruction of the Red Thief