Hong Kong Film: Night Cop

Chapter 254 Worried
The ratings of the TV station where Le Huizhen works are rising rapidly like a meteoric rise.

As for the ratings of other TV stations, they are like diarrhea, which has suddenly disappeared.

During the time the news was broadcast, it was not just the ordinary citizens who were watching;

That's the police!
The Complaints Department of the Police Force has been extremely busy since the news was broadcast.

The complaint calls never stopped.

Of course, the citizens who called in were not complaining about the judge's cruelty in killing people, or the TV station's news footage being too bloody, etc., but complaining about the foreigners' unfairness and the police's poor performance.

Knowing that the foreigner had killed someone, they let the murderer go unpunished.

If the judge had not appeared, the murderer might not have received the punishment he deserved.

The police officers from the Complaints Department felt helpless after hearing this. After all, foreigners in Hong Kong are superior. How can the police arrest them?
Use the .38 to go to the enemy’s garrison to recruit people?
Shek Kong Military Camp.

A white lieutenant colonel smashed the TV in anger.

"how is this possible?"

"How could this devil be alive? The building exploded, why didn't he die?"

"It's over, damn it, it's really over this time."

This angry white lieutenant colonel was the one who commanded the soldiers to encircle Li Fei last time.

After that incident, the soldiers suffered heavy losses and even the building was severely damaged in order to keep their positions.

The lieutenant colonel made up a story and put all the blame on others.

I thought I had passed the test, but I didn't expect it to be exposed.

The lieutenant colonel was terrified when he thought about the consequences if the truth were known in Britain.

"No, absolutely not. There must be a way. Oh God! Why are you so cruel to me?"

The lieutenant colonel roared loudly, then a malicious look flashed in his eyes as he muttered, "It's all that bastard's fault. Yeah, if I just kill him, then none of this will be a stain. But where can I find him?"

Ring ring ring!
At this moment.

The phone in the office rang.

The lieutenant colonel answered.

His face changed. It turned out to be his superior, General Smith, calling. His vicious eyes disappeared and he became servile and said, "General..."

"Fuck you, Dink, is your head full of shit? Didn't they say the murderer was killed? Why would he still show up?" General Smith cursed.

Lieutenant Colonel Dink: "General, the news is all fake. Yes, someone must be slandering the great British soldiers. The video on TV is also fake. It is absolutely fake."

General Smith cursed, "You don't need to explain to me, go explain to those masters back home. You'd better take the blame, you useless, stupid pig."

He cursed for a full minute before General Smith hung up the phone.

Lieutenant Colonel Dink's face was frighteningly dark at this moment.

He took the blame all by himself?
Damn it, is this his fault alone?
He just hid some things.

In order to save the face of the British soldiers, the terrorists attacked the building, but it was you who proposed it. How can you let him take the blame!

Dink, who had calmed down, understood clearly that Smith wanted to shift all the blame onto him, so that they would be spotless and would still be the high and mighty noble lord.

"Damn Smith, do you want me to die?"

This pot is too big. Now the whole Hong Kong knows about it. It won’t be long before the whole world knows about it. If he really admits that he did everything, the final outcome will be suicide to apologize.

"That bastard Smith wants me dead... No, I can't just die like this. I still have children and a wife who need my care."

"Wait, I've done so many things for Smith and I've also left behind a lot of evidence and information... Hey!"

The reason why Dink was able to become the highest official in Prince of Wales Building was because he had always been Smith's dog and had done a lot of dirty work.

Dink himself is not a good person, so he also has some reservations when doing things.

It seems that these backup plans will come in handy now.

...Today's news broadcast not only caused collective anger among the citizens and was full of malice towards foreigners, but also made the police extremely anxious.

After seeing this, the major community groups stopped taking to the streets to cause trouble and instead started to watch the show at home.

Jiang Tiansheng was watching TV with a smile on his face. It was rare for a foreigner to suffer a loss, so of course he was happy.

Although Hung Hing is one of the largest gangs in Hong Kong, it still does some things for foreigners in secret.

After all, without the support of foreigners, Hung Hing would not have been able to grow big and would have been divided up by other gangs long ago.

This is not only true for the Hung Hing, other societies also maintain good cooperative relations with foreigners, but some things cannot be exposed.

The foreigner gave him a ride, and not only Jiang Tiansheng was happy, but also the people from other big societies were happy. After all, no one wants to be a dog.

They dare not resist the foreigners now because Hong Kong is still under the control of the foreigners.

But after the foreigners left, it seemed that they still gave them face, and it was considered good if they didn't bite back.

this day.

The judge's reputation is well-known throughout Hong Kong.

Even the Night Detective is not as good as him.

He can be said to be a hero of the entire Hong Kong.

Judge!

The King of Hell orders people to die at three o'clock in the morning, who dares to keep them alive until five o'clock?

This sentence is even more talked about.

The judge became a hero to the citizens of Hong Kong.

But the police and the British hated him to death.

Especially the foreigners, they just wanted to cut the judge into pieces and let him taste the same fate as the foreigners in the video.

To this end, the Hong Kong government directly issued an order to the police, asking them to make every effort to hunt down the judge and list him as Hong Kong's most wanted criminal, a title that directly overshadowed any previous criminal.

The Police Department immediately issued orders to all police stations.

After the wanted warrant was issued, it immediately caused an uproar in public opinion throughout Hong Kong.

Hong Kong reporters have been stationed at the Hong Kong Police Force building, hoping to catch senior police officers for interviews.

Looking at the reporters outside the Hong Kong Police Force building, the white-haired Commissioner was very dissatisfied: "Have the Public Relations Department handle this matter immediately. I only give them three days."

"Yes." The assistant nodded.

Public Relations Department.

Everyone quickly held a small meeting. The head of the Public Relations Department was a white chief superintendent, and the rest were senior superintendents and superintendents. There was not even a single inspector.

"Whatever you're working on, put it down and do your best to suppress this news."

"Also, tell the TV station and other media outlets not to publish this news again."

"I'll give you half an hour to come up with a solution."

"Finally, find someone responsible and take care of this matter."

The Chief Superintendent spoke, and his subordinates began to think.

"Sir, I think Liang Ziwei is great. She's handled many public relations crises. Why don't we let her take charge?"

"I don't think that's appropriate. To resolve this massive crisis of public trust, we need to collaborate with the military. I recommend Superintendent Fang Jiexia. She's capable and driven, and most importantly, I've heard someone in her family has close ties to the military. She's the perfect fit."

"Alright, then we'll appoint Superintendent Fang Jiexia. Also... the judge has a very good image in the eyes of Hong Kong people. I need you to discredit him, no matter what method you use. The police don't need a righteous criminal."

End of the meeting.

(End of this chapter)