As Zhou Quan's old subordinates in the West Kowloon Region's Operations Department either earned promotions or retired, one after another.
Among the young inspector-rank commanders in the West Kowloon Region's Operations Department, Yuen Ka-bo had recently emerged as a rising star.
He had come from West Kowloon's Uniform Branch and could be considered one of Situ Jie's trusted men.
During this large-scale personnel reshuffle in the Police Force, Situ Jie had been promoted to Police Force Senior Superintendent and assigned to East Kowloon Regional Headquarters.
As he prepared to take up his new post shortly, he naturally also needed to arrange for some trusted subordinates to join him.
Thus, Yuen Ka-bo had followed him to East Kowloon Regional Headquarters, taking command of B Group of the Regional Major Crimes Unit.
Senior Inspector Cheung Chung-bong, who served under Yuen Ka-bo, had followed a similar path.
After all, the two had attended the Police Academy at the same time; Yuen Ka-bo had simply been in the Inspector Class, while Cheung Chung-bong had been in the Police Constable Class.
As for Cheung Tak Biu and Yiu Kong-nga, they had already been members of East Kowloon Regional Headquarters' Operations Department.
Of course, Cheung Tak Biu and Yiu Kong-nga had both originally come from the neighboring West Kowloon Region as well.
When the Crouching Tiger Plan had first launched, the first batch of Crouching Tiger Members had either come from the West Kowloon Region or been newcomers who had yet to graduate from the Police Academy.
As a leading representative of the Crouching Tiger system under Sir Kwan, Cheung Tak Biu had naturally returned to serve in the West Kowloon Region after earning his way back into the Police Force through his accomplishments.
For all their status as members of the Crouching Tiger system, they