In fact, Zhou Quan had no need to notify the station. Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station, and even the West Kowloon Region, had already received the news.
Remote as Central and Western Warehouse No. 7 was, it was not truly deserted.
Besides, the operation to wipe out the terrorists had caused an enormous commotion.
The successive grenade explosions had directly prompted members of the public to call the police.
The Mobile Unit conducting nighttime patrols in Tsim Sha Tsui had immediately begun converging on Zhonggang Warehouse No. 7.
As the first line of defense for public order on Hong Kong Island, the Mobile Unit naturally responded with tremendous speed.
But compared with the follow-up reinforcements from Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station, the Mobile Unit still arrived a few minutes later.
This involved a group of terrorists, and Zhou Quan was the operation's commander.
After hearing the news, Wong Bing Yiu could hardly rest easy.
The squad of uniformed officers led by Law Kai was merely the advance contingent from Yau Tsim District.
They were on duty that night, which was why they could rush to Zhou Quan's aid so quickly.
After arranging support from the Flying Tigers, Wong Bing Yiu had woken the commanders of every department in Yau Tsim District from their pillows with a phone call.
With a major case involving a group of terrorists, he, as Yau Tsim District's overall commander, naturally had to go to Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station to oversee matters personally.
Besides, since he, the Big Sir, had been roused from his dreams, how could his subordinates be allowed to keep sleeping peacefully?
Almost as soon as Zhou Quan launched the operation, Yau Tsim District's follow-up reinforcements were already on their way.
Among all the frontline police officers under Yau Tsim District's jurisdiction,