Whether it was the greed of the big tiger Zhang Peng or the myriad criminal methods employed by Wong Hoi-wo and You Zixin.
Their exchanges were all displayed clearly in the conference room of the Police Force's National Security Department.
It had to be said that, with advances in technology and economic development, financial crime had grown increasingly complex.
All kinds of sham transactions, and even insider trading.
A glimpse of the part revealed the whole.
One could well imagine how arduous the Commercial Crime Bureau's future work would be.
For a moment, all four Police Force Senior Superintendents felt their vigilance rise considerably.
Although He Wenzhan, Lau Bo-keung, and Chan Kwok-wah were not Wong Fuk-wing, whose specialty was investigating such crimes.
As senior officers of the Hong Kong Island Police Force, how could they possibly fail to pay attention and stay alert?
Besides that, they understood even more clearly why their boss had upgraded the Commercial Crime Bureau immediately after taking office.
Their boss's foresight had always earned their admiration, and now it was on full display before them.
With its former staffing levels, the Commercial Crime Bureau had indeed been somewhat unequal to the task of tackling increasingly serious and complex economic crimes.
Compared with the four senior officers of the Hong Kong Island Police Force, Hong Liang, the Investigation Division chief of the Anti-Corruption General Bureau under Mainland China's Supreme People's Procuratorate, was undoubtedly more concerned about the big tiger Zhang Peng.
Only now did he learn the exact amount of stolen money Zhang Peng had amassed through embezzlement and bribery: a full ten billion yuan.
Cases on that scale were among a mere handful nationwide.
While Hong Liang was alarmed, he could not help gritting his teeth in hatred of Zhang Peng.
He knew Zhang Peng