Hong Kong film: My brother, Big D, I really don't know kung fu.

Given that this was a homicide case, the investigation was ultimately handed over to the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit.

Because Big D had a history of conflict with Sandman, and considering the familial relationship between Lee Man-bin and Big D, this sensitive case was assigned to another team from the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit.

This was done not only to avoid any appearance of impropriety, but also to ensure the impartiality of the investigation.

After all, Lei Hao, the person involved in this case, is no ordinary person. He is not only a super-rich man with a net worth of tens of billions of Hong Kong dollars, but also has a deep-rooted influence. The pressure on the police will definitely not be small.

When officers from the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit arrived at Big D's house, they were surprised to find him playing mahjong all night long.

Accompanying him were his wife, Sister-in-law D, Han Bin, the leader of Hung Hing in Kwai Tsing, and Sister Thirteen, the leader of Hung Hing in Po Lan Street.

Big D was naturally taken back to the police station to assist with the investigation, and Big D's wife, Han Bin, and Thirteen Sister also voluntarily followed back to testify for Big D.

In the interrogation room, under the cold lights, Big D sat in a chair, appearing unusually calm in the face of the police officers' repeated questioning.

There was no sign of panic on his face, and his eyes even carried a hint of disdain, as if everything was under their control.

He knew perfectly well that he was only following the police back to assist with the investigation, not being arrested, which proved that the police had no solid evidence at all.

Since that's the case, there's nothing to be afraid of. If the police want to play games, he'll play along to the end.

"Big D, what exactly were you doing last night?" Senior Inspector Kwong Tsz-kin of the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit asked coldly, his tone clearly accusatory.

Big D casually picked at his ear, then brought his finger to his lips and gently blew on it towards Kwong Tsz-kin, as if blowing away something dirty.

"Big D, don't be so arrogant, this is a police station!" Kwong Tsz-kin's blood pressure soared with anger, but he couldn't do anything about Big D.

Big D, his face full of disdain, met Kwong Tsz-kin's gaze directly: "Didn't I already say that I played mahjong all night? There are so many witnesses here, why don't you go and ask them?"

Chapter 76 The Political Department Agent's Difficulties

Since it wasn't his cousin Li Wenbin who was asking the questions, Big D showed no politeness whatsoever towards Kuang Zijian.

Kuang Zijian gritted his teeth, clearly not expecting that a seasoned veteran like Big D, who had been navigating the underworld for years, would be so difficult to deal with.

What made things even more difficult for him was that what Big D said was indeed the truth.

Big D played mahjong all night in full view of everyone, so he certainly didn't have time to commit the crime.

Kuang Zijian's eyes narrowed slightly, gleaming with scrutiny.

Since he couldn't find a breakthrough with Big D, he immediately changed his target, pointing the finger at another key figure, and asked in a deep voice, "What about Lei Hao? Where is he now?"

When Big D heard Kwong Tsz-kin ask about his younger brother, he immediately revealed a mocking expression and sneered, "Aren't you a little silly? My brother is so young and already so successful. What else can he do besides spend time with his girlfriend?"

"Officer, you're not young anymore. Are you still single? No way, could I have guessed right?!"

“Sir, look at my brother. He’s so successful in his career, but he still has to spend time with his girlfriend.”

"And you're so old, yet you're only a senior inspector. It's one thing if your career isn't successful, but please don't become a failure in your love life too!"

Kwong Tsz-kin's expression froze instantly, and his movements became extremely stiff.

If he weren't in the solemn and respectful place of the police station, he would have loved to strangle this big D right now.

That bastard, does he even know how to speak properly?

Every sentence he uttered revolved around his brother's achievements, which was fine, but why did he have to belittle himself in every single one of his sentences?

Is he afraid that others won't know that his career is going badly and that he's also unsuccessful in his love life?

Kuang Zijian's face turned ashen, and he roared fiercely, "Big D of '573,' please stop talking about things that have nothing to do with the case!"

Big D, however, didn't seem to care. He picked at his ear again, his expression unusually calm, and slowly said, "I don't know if my brother's whereabouts are related to this case, but since you asked, I will naturally do my best to answer."

I've been so cooperative, aren't you satisfied? Also, you don't need to speak so loudly. A loud voice doesn't mean you're right; it just makes you look guilty..."

"Enough!" Kuang Zijian was on the verge of a breakdown. He shouted, barely containing his anger, "What I'm asking now is where Lei Hao went. Don't give me any more of this nonsense!"

Big D curled his lip dismissively and said casually, "My brother went night fishing with his girlfriend. Judging by the time, they should be back around now."

Kuang Zijian's gaze sharpened instantly. Although Big D said that, Lei Hao's actual whereabouts still needed to be further confirmed.

If Lei Hao did indeed go night fishing last night, then the two brothers, Da D, certainly didn't have time to commit the crime.

However, people of their status don't need to do the killing themselves.

It is highly likely that they ordered their subordinates to kill the sand bugs.

Just then, Kwong Tsz-kin's subordinate pushed open the door and quickly walked to Kwong Tsz-kin's side, bending down to quietly report the information he had just found out.

It turns out that someone did see Lei Hao taking two very beautiful girls out to sea on a yacht last night.

As for the people in the Tsuen Wan area, they have been thoroughly investigated and no unusual behavior has been found.

Kuang Zijian sighed softly. At this point, Lei Hao's suspicion was finally confirmed, and even Da D's suspicion was ruled out.

If it really was the Big D brothers who attacked the Sandman, they would have sent their trusted confidants.

But nothing unusual happened in Tsuen Wan last night, so it's clear that they weren't the ones who actually did it.

After some analysis, Kwong Tsz-kin concluded that this incident was most likely orchestrated by someone with the intention of sowing discord between the Lei brothers and the Tung Sing gang.

Although some people saw Lei Hao and his group go out to sea, it is still necessary to conduct a written investigation.

Kwong Tsz-kin immediately ordered his men to go to Tsuen Wan Pier and keep a close watch on Lui Ho's yacht. Once he returned, they were to immediately ask him to come back to the police station to assist with the investigation.

Unlike his dismissive attitude towards Big D, Kwong Tsz-kin showed great respect and caution when facing Lui Ho.

Without solid evidence, he was unwilling to easily offend a promising young tycoon like Lei Hao.

After all, personal connections are crucial for promotions at the superintendent level and above.

Unless you never want to get promoted again in your life, it's best not to offend these powerful bosses with deep connections.

Meanwhile, as soon as Lei Hao's yacht docked, officers from the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit were already waiting for him.

After informing them of the sand bug's death, the police officer asked Lei Hao to return to the West Kowloon Regional Headquarters to assist with the investigation.

Lei Hao did not object to this matter, but instead took Wang Fengyi, Cindy, Master Su, and Dongguanzi to the police station.

As soon as Lei Hao arrived at the West Kowloon Regional Police Station, Li Wenbin immediately came downstairs to personally greet him.

The case involving the sand worm murder was not assigned to Li Wenbin due to the need to avoid suspicion, so he had no reservations when contacting Lei Hao.

Although he wasn't in charge of the case, he had already learned that Lei Hao and Da D both had solid alibis, which put him at ease.

The main purpose of his personal appearance to greet Lei Hao was to warn Kuang Zijian that Sha Meng's death was not caused by Lei Hao and his group, and that they should not be falsely accused.

If Kwong Tsz-kin is oblivious and insists on going his own way, then his father, Lee Shu-tong, will personally step in and confront them.

Kuang Zijian watched helplessly as Li Wenbin accompanied Lei Hao into their group's office area and began registering personal information. An immense, invisible pressure immediately washed over him.

He greeted Li Wenbin with an awkward smile, his tone tinged with helplessness: "Li Sir, this case is handled by our team. What you're doing doesn't seem to be in accordance with the rules, does it?"

Li Wenbin responded coldly, his tone full of disdain: "The cause of Sha Meng's death has not yet been finalized. Whether it was murder or an accident is still unknown."

"Your rush to bring my cousin back for investigation seems to be against police procedures as well."

Kwong Tsz-kin's expression froze again, because what Lee Man-bun said was indeed true.

However, in handling cases involving dwarf mules, certain irregularities in the procedures often go unnoticed by outsiders.

After all, if gangsters started to abide by the law, they wouldn't be gangsters in the first place.

However, Li Wenbin has suddenly intervened, and Lei Hao's identity is extremely special, which has put Kuang Zijian in an exceptionally passive position.

Because Li Wenbin had a very high reputation among the grassroots police officers, Kuang Zijian's subordinates began to look at him in a strange way.

He wanted to say something in his defense, but in the face of the domineering Li Wenbin, all his arguments seemed so pale and powerless, and all of it was in vain.

He knew that if anything went wrong in this case, he would never be able to clear his name even if he jumped into Victoria Harbour.

Lei Hao patted Li Wenbin on the shoulder, then smiled and said to Kuang Zijian, "Kuang Sir, hurry up and ask the questions. I make hundreds of thousands a minute. If this delays my time, your police station will not compensate me for my losses."

Kwong Tsz-kin: "..."

Only then did he realize that he had made a huge mistake, actually thinking that Lei Hao's words were to help him out of a predicament. This was clearly a blatant mockery of him!

Showing off your wealth is really something else!

Although he was filled with resentment and unwillingness, Kuang Zijian could not refute anything and could only take Lei Hao to the interrogation room next door to begin formal questioning.

"Mr. Lei, where were you between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. last night?" a police officer asked in a serious tone, scrutinizing Lei Hao with sharp eyes, trying to find any flaw in his expression.

Lei Hao appeared quite calm, replying, "Of course I went night fishing with my girlfriend. Those who came to the police station with me can testify to that."

Just then, Kwong Tsz-kin's subordinate handed over Cindy's personal information.

Kuang Zijian's eyes lit up immediately. He placed Cindy's information in front of Lei Hao, his tone questioning: "Mr. Lei, please explain. This girl named Cindy is only seventeen years old. Do you know that having relations with a minor is a serious crime?"

"Explain what?" Lei Hao looked at Kuang Zijian and his subordinates with disdain, as if they were idiots. "My girlfriend is Wang Fengyi, and Cindy is her adopted sister. As for what happened to Cindy's family, can't you investigate it yourselves?"

"How can you bear to slander a girl who was persecuted by a finance company to the point that she can only repay her debts by working odd jobs? She had an improper relationship with me."

"Or is it that your police station has a corrupt reputation, and that the lower levels are crooked because the upper levels are corrupt, which is why you have such dirty thoughts to slander me?"

"Enough! Believe me or not, I'll sue you for defamation!" Kwong Tsz-kin roared angrily, like a cat whose tail had been stepped on.

Lei Hao still wore a disdainful expression, and retorted, "I was just reasonably raising my suspicions. After all, weren't you all suspecting me just now?"

"Also, don't speak so loudly to me. If you damage my eardrums, I'm afraid you won't be able to afford to pay for it!"

"As for your claim that you want to sue me for defamation, I'll certainly fight you to the bitter end. I'll spend a billion dollars hiring lawyers and fight you in court until 1997, let's see if those foreigners will support you!"

"Hiss..." Kuang Zijian and his men were so frightened by Lei Hao's words that they all leaned back in a tactical manner.