After leaving He Wenzhan's office, Lau Bo-keung did not sit idle either.
He temporarily pulled in additional manpower from the finest men under his command-the team led by Yeung Kam Wing.
While keeping a close watch on Chiu Mei-yan's every move, they also launched an investigation into New Horizon Bank.
Headquartered in Singapore, New Horizon Bank was Tsui Yau-choi's sole money-laundering channel.
He had bribed a bank manager named Lam Hei-sing at New Horizon Bank's main branch in Central.
To the Police Force's National Security Department, this intelligence was hardly a secret.
Chiang Tin-yeung's attitude left Lau Bo-keung very satisfied.
But Lau Bo-keung could not pin all his hopes of solving the case on Chiang Tin-yeung.
He needed to make alternative preparations on his end as well.
After all, Chiang Tin-yeung and the Hung Hing Group were ultimately outsiders.
Lau Bo-keung was not the only one taking additional action. He Wenzhan did not stand idly by either.
Under his direction, the TUI Intelligence Network immediately made the corresponding deployments.
If Chiang Tin-yeung and Hung Hing tried anything underhanded during the process, they could not blame T Group, the sword of Damocles hanging over the Hong Kong Island underworld, for baring its edge.
The two Senior Superintendents who were Sir Kwan's trusted men each fulfilled their duties. Although they were busy, everything remained orderly.
Ultimately, this case hardly counted as a major or important case for the Police Force's National Security Department.
Had it not involved a high-ranking corrupt official in Mainland China, drawing in the mainland anti-corruption authorities,
any one of the Group Commanders under them would have been enough to keep the entire case under control.
By comparison, things on Chiang Tin-yeung's end were in an uproar.
Even without mentioning Zhou Quan, who had firmly secured his position as